Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards-Chapter 523 - 232: Inside Man +1_3

Su Huai couldn’t be bothered to quibble with him and reached out to grab the contract, "Why did you sign so hastily? Didn’t you discuss it with your family?"

"Pssh, it’s such a trivial matter, what’s there to discuss? It’s my own affair, I can make the decisions!"

Chu Changkuo sat down on the table with a grandiose air, legs astride, feet on the chair, and cavalierly tossed a pack of Yellow Crane Tower cigarettes to everyone.

Su Huai skimmed through the contract quickly and couldn’t help but laugh soon after.

It wasn’t exactly harsh, just incredibly restrictive.

The support resources were genuinely listed, but each came with a hidden conversion issue that would end up reflected in the penalty fees.

Like, granting at least one front page major feature each week.

Such a thing was virtually worthless to Turbid Dog.

Given his account’s recharge and expenditures, he pretty much got four to six of those daily—remember, as complimentary perks.

But in an ordinary guild, those would have to be exchanged with revenue, and even one per week couldn’t be guaranteed.

So, how should the price be set?

Couldn’t be decided now; it wouldn’t be brought up if there were no issues in the future, but once the termination process starts, it could easily be turned into a starting point of ¥200,000.

The courts indeed don’t support exorbitant pricing, but Xingyu surely had sufficient data to demonstrate that the traffic generated by this feature was worth at least that much.

The method was incredibly simple—very high average revenue increases within a month for other streamers in the guild using this feature.

And how did these average revenue figures come about?

Official guild manipulation.

Even the Dog Star Platform itself could issue a report to prove the traffic-drawing effectiveness of a front-page feature.

Besides the front-page major feature, all other various benefits were included in the training fees.

Eventually, whether Chu Changkuo became famous was entirely due to Xingyu’s full support; therefore, this 30% revenue-share agency contract for a ten-year term was completely a legitimate, mutually beneficial, and fair formal agreement, the longer the time, the higher the cultivation cost, the more he owed Xingyu.

So, while the revenue-sharing aspect wasn’t harsh, in terms of personal freedom, Chu Changkuo was almost entirely controlled by the guild, even if he could rise to S-rank he had to continue at a disadvantage.

"Nice, the company only takes 30%, impressive!"

Su Huai gave a thumbs up, complimenting Chu Changkuo.

Kuokuo was jubilant, his legs almost quivering: "You see, why else would I say my senior pays special attention to me? Starting right off with a B-level contract, I’m telling you, no one else has this!"

"Awesome, awesome!"

A B-level contract was pretty much the highest a newbie could get and Chu Changkuo indeed had potential.

"So when is your first livestream?"

"The debut should be about a month from now, depending on how quickly I learn."

Chu Changkuo was half troubled and half proud as he counted on his fingers.

"Now I have to learn livestreaming lingo, immerse in various streams to get the feel, and cram practice for the key songs... Ah, anyway, there’s too much to prepare. I’ll try to bring my best form during the debut and make a smashing success!"

Sao Ji couldn’t stand his smugness, "Wake up, it’s not even certain if you’ll become popular..."

"Pfft!"

Chu Changkuo tossed his chin up and didn’t even bother to retort.

It seemed his mindset had indeed changed.

Smiling, Su Huai thought: You’d better become popular soon, the sooner the better.

30% revenue share might not seem like much, but if it weren’t for you, I couldn’t extract it from those middle-aged ladies either; such a huge market would be a waste to leave untapped, right?

"Kuokuo, go for it! I believe in you, you can definitely become a top streamer!"

Su Huai’s tone was so sincere it made Chu Changkuo feel a bit embarrassed.

"Uh... thanks! I’ll take your good words to heart and do my best."

Feeling too embarrassed to boast any further with Su Huai, Chu Changkuo scratched his head, thinking that Huai really was a decent person, with or without Chen Nuanhan mediating.

Was I too harsh before?

Did I come across as really petty?

As Kuokuo started to reflect, he couldn’t sit still any longer. He threw down his cigarette butt, pursed his lips, jumped off the table, and turned to leave the room to wash up.

Xia Yu and Sao Ji, witnessing this scene, couldn’t help but give Su Huai a thumbs up.

Bro, you really got moves!

Shaking his head with a smile, Su Huai thought: And this was just the tip of the iceberg. Just wait until he finds out Xingyu is my enterprise, then the real fun begins...

Of course, before that, he planned to enjoy Pei Shuyu’s spectacle.

With a meeting tomorrow that would reveal roughly half of his plans, he wondered what her bewildered expression would look like...