[BL] I Focus on My Career In Dog Blood Plots

Chapter 113-114

Chapter 113

The glass door opened, and they saw that the workers who had been busy all stood up and tried their best to smile.

Immediately after, a few people walked out, the old ones in the front, the young ones in the back, and the first one was a professional agent who was just hired.

The agent walked up to An Yinong: "Boss, please come here." 

The group went directly to the conference hall, along with the leaders of various departments of the publishing house who could speak. As soon as they left, the little staff started chatting.

"So our new boss is that kid?"

"Hey, He Sanshao must be in charge. His son is only the boss in name."

"Although he knows that He Sanshao is flirtatious, he is personable, looking at him in a suit and looking in his early thirties, I can't tell that he has such a big son."

He Chengjue, who has an excellent hairline and maintains a pretty good figure, is compared to many bald bosses. Truly a quality stock. Moreover, during this period, wealthy families in Hong Kong City had the habit of marrying small ones, and quite a few people were staring at him.

However, some people saw An Yinong: "I think the young master is not bad, he is so beautiful, he is indeed Miss Li's child. In a few years, he will be a 'good man' again."

"Ah, I envy you. The child of Qian Ren's family is still a middle school student, and he is already the owner of a publishing house, and I still have to work hard for him."

An Yinong is still a little young and childish, and everyone is envious of his background. and origin.

When the staff was discussing, An Yinong had already sat in the boss's exclusive seat and listened to the newly hired professional agent talk about his thoughts.

The current problems in the "Painting Friends" magazine that An Yinong knows about are also known to the agent. So he proposed to cut some unnecessary columns, reduce the number of pages, and reduce the price. And actively establish cooperative relations with various newsstands, which can fully spread the magazine.

Of course, the most important thing is to support excellent resident cartoonists. As long as they can produce a classic cartoon, their magazines can go back to glory.

After all, the quality of comics is the key to determining whether a magazine can survive.

"Excellent newcomers are not easy to dig, and you have to be vigilant about poaching." Xie Jiu, who was behind the Zhong family, was too ruthless and provided housing for the cartoonist who changed jobs.

Everyone knows how expensive housing in Hong Kong City is.

"So we need to spread fishing nets widely, give opportunities to newcomers, and give the elderly enough favorable treatment."

An Yinong took a pen and recorded on paper while listening. Because of some of his shortcomings, he only wrote down a few keywords or key points. Words, will not take notes in large paragraphs.

After the agent finished speaking and looked at An Yinong (rather than He Chengjue) expectantly, An Yinong picked up his small notebook and made a small suggestion.

"You said you would cooperate with a toy manufacturer and give away comics with the book?" The agent raised his glasses, a little curious.

An Yinong nodded: "You can choose small and delicate gifts that are often used in life, such as keychains. You can make dolls of anime characters to hang on them, or you can choose picture pendants. In addition, there are little girls for girls. Wallets, small notebooks, small flashlights, miniature models of some cool weapons in comics."