After Divorce, I Inherited the Game's Fortune

Chapter 616: 521, Can’t Hide the Trillion Worth Anymore (Request for Monthly Pass)_2 Chapter 616: 521, Can’t Hide the Trillion Worth Anymore (Request for Monthly Pass)_2 “He’s also the son-in-law of my third sister.”

Kang Zhifei rested a hand on the back of Yang Hao’s chair and introduced him with a serious tone.

“The boss of Tianmei Media and Maetian Entertainment?”

Zheng Dongshan looked at Yang Hao with some surprise; he hadn’t anticipated the presence of such a young boss among them.

However, Zheng Dongshan didn’t pay attention to the entertainment circle at all and had never heard of Tianmei Media or Maetian Entertainment.

He instinctively considered them to be operators of two ordinary entertainment companies and assumed their scale couldn’t be very large.

But at that moment, Secretary Liu leaned in to whisper in Zheng Dongshan’s ear, “Leader, the combined market value of Tianmei Media and Maetian Entertainment is no lower than our Xiangyang Steel Plant.”

Ah??

Zheng Dongshan was shocked and stared at Secretary Liu, who nodded solemnly, assuring him that the information was accurate.

Turning his head back around, Zheng Dongshan’s gaze fell on Yang Hao once more, and he began to praise, “Impressive for one so young!”

“To be the boss of two big companies at such a young age, remarkable!”

“Mr.

Zheng flatters me.”

Seeing how humble Yang Hao was, Zheng Dongshan couldn’t help but regard the young man even more highly.

He had encountered many young people with small successes, most of whom had become arrogant once they made some money.

Those who could remain as modest as Yang Hao after acquiring wealth were rare.

Not to mention others, just take his own son, for instance.

He was notoriously domineering in Xiangyang, relying on his father’s power and frequently causing trouble.

He was nothing like Mr.

Yang’s modesty.

“Although I don’t know much about the entertainment industry, but with the current economic environment, the entertainment sector is indeed in a better position.”

Zheng Dongshan spoke truthfully, as the trend toward “consumption downgrade” was irreversible.

Under this backdrop, watching videos, binge-watching series, listening to music, reading novels, and other forms of entertainment had become the preferred choice for many; these activities didn’t cost much but could still provide entertainment and relaxation.

Yang Hao did not continue to downplay but simply nodded slightly, acknowledging that the entertainment industry had been relatively less affected by this wave of consumption downgrade.

With the pressure on most people being intense, they always need some form of leisure to decompress.

This was evident from the booming concert market.

This year, concerts had been popping up everywhere, and tickets for most singers sold very well, with some artists even facing a ticket scarcity.

This year, several well-known singers under Maetian Entertainment were busy holding concerts, with some booked for performances up to the middle of the following year.

It was precisely because of these circumstances that the stock price of Maetian Entertainment had been steadily rising.

Zheng Dongshan and Yang Hao had a long conversation, and in his perspective, they were of a similar level and could converse as equals.

As Zheng Dongshan did not know Yang Hao’s true net worth, he thought of him merely as the boss of two entertainment companies.

While the entertainment industry was developing well, as Yang Hao had previously mentioned, the market value of entertainment companies often carries a lot of fluff.

Therefore, even though Yang Hao was in charge of companies valued over tens of billions, Zheng Dongshan still felt he wasn’t lacking anything—he was, after all, the de facto helmsman of Xiangyang Steel Plant and had an official government position.

Thus, deep down, Zheng Dongshan still felt a sense of superiority.

Although he seemed polite in conversation, unconsciously, he also let his status as a leader influence his demeanor.

The title “Mr.

Yang” gradually became “Yang,” perhaps because people like Kang Zhichao and Kang Huimin from the Kang Family called him that as well.

As for this, Yang Hao was indifferent.

Zheng Dongshan was nearly sixty years old; setting aside the rank of factory chief, he was still an elder worthy of the respectful address.

After talking for a while, Zheng Dongshan finally brought up Li Manni.

His original plan was to segue naturally into discussing Li Manni, but she had been silent throughout the conversation, showing no intent to interject.

Zheng Dongshan couldn’t find an opening, so he ended up directly asking Kang Jingchun, “Old Kang, is this young lady also your granddaughter?”

“Mr.

Zheng, this is Manni, the daughter of my third sister.”

“Manni is quite impressive now; she’s a renowned TV host.

Her show is very popular, and she has over ten million followers online!”

Before Kang Jingchun could reply, Kang Zhichao introduced her with a smile.

“That’s incredible!”

“Old Kang, your family really is full of talented individuals!”

Zheng Dongshan exclaimed, then smoothly spoke to Li Manni, “Manni, which TV station do you work for?”

“I do know quite a few friends in the TV industry.”

“Hucheng Satellite TV!”

Because of Yang Hao’s connections, Li Manni had transferred to Hucheng Satellite TV, although she had yet to formally report for work.

“Hucheng Satellite TV?”

“That’s a top-tier national station!”

Zheng Dongshan was initially surprised, then couldn’t hold back his admiration.

He had thought that Li Manni was just a host at a local TV station, but to his surprise, she worked for a top national broadcaster like Hucheng Satellite TV.

He glanced reflexively at his son, Zheng Dapeng and felt this matter seemed futile.

If Li Manni had been a presenter at a local station, there might have been a chance.

But she was a host for a top national broadcaster like Hucheng Satellite TV, which implied that the connections she cultivated were surely not insignificant.

Moreover, given Li Manni’s outstanding appearance, her suitors undoubtedly numbered many.

Thinking about it from another perspective, what advantages did his son have?