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Chapter 761: 648, Yang Hao’s dominance, satisfied with the meeting Chapter 761: 648, Yang Hao’s dominance, satisfied with the meeting Xiao Meiying was speaking vigorously.

And Yang Hao could distinctly feel the strong will at the heart of Xiao Meiying’s strategy for Korea.

It seemed

that Xiao Meiying truly had a lot of personal grievances with Korea’s entertainment industry.

But that was also just perfect.

Having Xiao Meiying on board, who was akin to a man-made servant, wouldn’t she shine brilliantly in the strategy to conquer Korea’s entertainment?

If all present here were the elite of this industry,

then Xiao Meiying’s advantage was her intimate knowledge of Korea’s culture and entertainment.

“Can you be more specific?”

Yang Hao wanted to hear a more detailed plan.

Everyone knew that if you wanted to conquer Korea’s entertainment, there were only a few aspects to consider:

Film, music, variety shows.

But these things were too broad.

For the rapidly developing entertainment of Hua Country,

If you wanted to breach Korea’s gates with these few points, you would need to strive for excellence.

Otherwise…

you’d be the joke of the industry.

Thinking back to the recent years,

although Hua Country Entertainment had developed quickly,

when it came to film and music,

it just wasn’t like the years when Hua Country’s titans clashed fiercely with Korea’s entertainment.

“Of course…”

“Whether it’s film, music, or variety shows,”

“we have designed detailed plans based on the current situation, specifically targeting Korea’s local conditions.”

Xiao Meiying was still full of confidence.

For the strategy towards Korea,

she was more dedicated than anyone, even more so than Yang Hao.

“Good…”

“I would like to hear the details!”

Yang Hao nodded and gestured for Xiao Meiying to continue.

And Xiao Meiying did not disappoint, as she controlled the PPT and changed the projector’s image again.

“Firstly, there’s the investment in film and television.”

“Through in-depth discussions with Chinese Brothers and Hucheng City Culture, two companies,”

“we can create an earnest and truthful historical drama based on Korea’s local culture, combining our two countries’ long history.”

“Of course,”

“this is just one aspect.”

“To cater to the younger market, we can collaborate with famous actors and artists from both countries to produce several modern films and television dramas that appeal to the youth.”

“This initiative has already been communicated to the directors of Chinese Brothers and Hucheng City Culture, who are in the process of discussing the scripts.”

“Not bad…” Yang Hao nodded.

Looking at Xiao Meiying’s confident and spirited demeanor,

Yang Hao clapped his hands and addressed everyone present: “President Xiao just mentioned two points.”

“Realness and truthfulness.”

“I want this collaboration with Korea, which I am leading,”

“even though it’s a joint effort.”

“I hope that in the upcoming projects,”

“whether it’s film, music, or variety shows,”

“we maintain realness and truthfulness—don’t bring any underhanded dealings to me.”

“We want to show the most authentic side to the audiences of both countries.”

“And…”

“Pass the word down.”

“Whoever is selected to participate in our plan, whether it’s their company, their artists, or even their staff members,”

“if anyone dares to act like a prima donna, engages in backstage machinations, or resorts to ceaseless underhand moves behind the scenes.”

“Let me not find out.”

“If I discover anyone daring to pull such stunts, I won’t just blacklist them from the entire industry.”

“Even…@@novelbin@@

I will directly blacklist their company as well…”

“I believe I, Yang Hao, have that capability.”

When Yang Hao had finished speaking, he emanated an intensely imposing aura.

As a Grandmaster,

when he truly became angry, his aura was not something ordinary people could withstand.

And with Yang Hao’s words,

the temperature in the meeting room seemed to drop several degrees.

A group of beauties dressed in OL attire, with their pencil skirts and sheer black stockings, couldn’t help but shudder, and the way they looked at Yang Hao changed.

For women like Feng Moli, Xia Xue, and Xiao Meiying,

although they were frightened by Yang Hao inside,

the infatuation deepening in their eyes was something they couldn’t hide no matter how hard they tried.

How many women could resist such a domineering man?

As for the other companies that had come to collaborate,

they certainly hadn’t expected this legendary Mr.

Yang to be so overbearing.

A ban?

Among the present companies,

including the nominally leading Hua Country Entertainment company, Chinese Brothers,

none had heard of any company being so brash.

But Yang Hao had done it.

However, nobody dared to speak out.

It wasn’t that they didn’t believe it,

but because they did believe it, that’s why they remained silent.

They even made sure to remember it firmly in their minds.

They had to report back to the boss of their own company as soon as the meeting was over.

Otherwise, if they really angered Yang Hao, he wouldn’t care about their issues.

After all, the reputation of Yang Hao, the business bulldozer, was well-known.

It wasn’t a joke when he simply bought out any company he disagreed with.

Was Byte Leap impressive?

How long had it been?

Yang Hao had silently taken over 50% of its shares.

And the reason for the acquisition was simple.

To facilitate future developments in entertainment.

Alright!

The excuse was faultless, but the real power was clearly presented.

The Byte Leap worth tens of trillions changed owners overnight.

Yang Hao looked at the representatives of other companies at the conference table, who were all being extremely cautious, and feeling very satisfied, he waved his hand to Xiao Meiying, who was standing by his side, and said, “Enough!”

“Meiying!”

“Please continue…”

“Okay…

Okay, Mr.

Yang!” having stood there dizzied and weak-kneed by Yang Hao’s earlier intensity, Xiao Meiying finally snapped back to reality with Yang Hao’s call.

The meeting continued.

Xiao Meiying kept explaining the proposals crafted jointly by several companies over the past two days to Yang Hao,

and Yang Hao listened attentively.

He frequently voiced his opinions and suggestions on areas he felt needed improvement, which were then discussed by everyone on how to make those improvements.

And the meeting went on like this.

Yang Hao had returned to MS Company in the morning,

but the meeting lasted all the way into the afternoon.

Even lunch was delivered by a company assistant.

It was clear how seriously Yang Hao was taking this meeting.

And when the meeting finally concluded,

Yang Hao, the first to walk out of the conference room, finally had a satisfied smile on his previously tense and stern face.

As for why,

it was because Yang Hao had received the answers he was satisfied with.

His major operation had not only received strong support from other entertainment companies but also from the broadcasting authorities.

Especially the broadcasting authorities’ support.

This was something Yang Hao truly hadn’t anticipated.

But thinking about it, it was understandable.

After all, Yang Hao was the boss of Jiangcheng Newspaper Group.

He had an intricate relationship with the National Security Bureau.

Probably the broadcasting authorities were envious of the 100 billion Yang Hao had privately spent to help the National Security Bureau.