CSGO Unboxing Streamer: A Charity-Driven Tycoon

Chapter 86 The Disciple Plan!

Lu Yiming can be considered half the top player in the CSGO section.

The live streamer expressed interest in starting a platform.

This sparked heated discussions among players in the following days.

Some say Lu Yiming's purpose was to make money.

Some people say that as long as Lu Yiming's platform can effectively prevent cheating, they are willing to pay for a membership.

It generated a lot of buzz for a time.

of course.

The term "large" only applies to the CSGO player community.

After CSGO became free-to-play, its daily active users surged to 300,000, but most popular games in China have millions of players, so 300,000 is somewhat insignificant.

The surge in cheaters and the already high learning curve of the game have contributed to its failure to become a massive hit.

This morning.

Live-streaming agent Liuli brought Lu Yiming some good news.

His exclusive platinum contract is ready.

Judging from the fact that it takes so long to prepare.

The platform probably really didn't expect anyone to meet this requirement so quickly.

Before its rebirth, this pattern gradually disappeared in mid-1919.

It's estimated that the project was terminated because it didn't achieve the desired effect.

At this moment, Lu Yiming arrived at the company and arranged for someone to print out the electronic contract.

Cao Siyun.

Zhang Wei Law Firm's dispatched personnel.

I currently work in the legal department of Lu Yiming's company, and I have my own small office. My main task is to handle legal issues for Lu Yiming's company.

Reviewing the contract is naturally included within the scope of her work.

After receiving the contract.

I spent almost an hour reviewing the contents of the contract.

They then went to Lu Yiming's office.

"Mr. Lu! There's no problem with the contract! However, please note the following three points."

Cao Siyun is very serious and meticulous in her work.

I've been working for Lu Yiming for less than a month, but I've used her quite frequently. There are many troublesome things in the early stages of a company, but fortunately, with her help, we were able to get through them smoothly.

Hearing this, Lu Yiming nodded.

After receiving the contract, the other party took their leave.

Although he had already had his lawyer review it once, Lu Yiming still wanted to go through the contract carefully again. The three points Cao Siyun pointed out were not that there were any pitfalls in the contract, but rather three points that he needed to be careful not to breach.

One of them gave him a bit of a headache.

That means he cannot cooperate with any guild.

The company they founded isn't actually a guild, but rather a talent agency similar to those for celebrities. However, there's no clear definition in this regard. Currently, they've only signed Tuantuan and Mozi, so calling it a guild wouldn't be wrong.

At this point, he contacted Liuli.

He told the other party that he had started a company and hired two live streamers.

The original contract didn't have this condition, so he didn't think about telling Liuli. After all, if Brother Bao could run his own guild, there was no reason why he would have a problem running a brokerage company.

soon.

After Liuli asked him some questions.

They immediately approached their supervisor, Huang Xin.

Upon hearing this, Huang Xin frowned.

There are currently three models in the live streaming industry.

Streamer-MCN-Platform
Streamer - Live Streaming Guild or Entertainment Company - Platform
Streamer-Platform
The first model is a special cooperation model with MCN agencies that have emerged based on the influencer + content + traffic industry.

The second model is the current mainstream model, but as the guilds grow larger, they switch between different platforms, using the streamers they control as bargaining chips to negotiate with the platforms.

It's also because they're too unconventional, and have even started threatening the platform, trying to have their cake and eat it too, whether it's the platform or the streamers.

This prompted the Shark platform to consider supporting a third model to counter it.

Lu Yiming is one of the streamers who stood out from the third model supported by the platform.

Will the dragon-slaying hero ultimately become the dragon himself?

This was Huang Xin's thought at that moment. After pondering for a moment...

Looking at Zeng Yuxin in front of him, he said in a deep voice, "Go and talk to him first, and I'll call him later to discuss the contract."

Lu Yiming is the most important achievement in their department.

It's impossible to completely break off relations over this.

Lu Yiming's company is already a fact.

He needs to talk to Lu Yiming before he can decide on some things.

He already had some ideas at this point.

But Lu Yiming's consent is required.

After waving for Zeng Yuxin to leave.

Huang Xin took a document out of the drawer under him.

As the former deputy head of the operations department of the Shark platform.

He was trying to launch a large-scale event project.

But the plan had just been prepared.

He was transferred to this brand new department.

He touched his thinning hairline and looked at the two words on the document with a sigh, saying softly, "I didn't expect that we would still have to push this project forward!"

The document contains four characters.

The Disciple Project

What is a disciple?

The disciples and their work were no different from usual, and the fields were cultivated and developed even more than before.

Simply put, this is a mentoring program where experienced members guide new members.

The current live streaming industry is facing a talent shortage, and with some guilds causing trouble, it is extremely difficult for newcomers to stand out. Very few can actually succeed on their own.

Even if they manage to make it big, they may still be tempted to join a guild or MCN.

Personal ability is one aspect, and resources are another.

If ability is fire, then resources are the accelerant; only when the two are combined can the fire burn brighter and brighter.

If the platform wants to get rid of the unions that are starting to overstep their boundaries, then it needs to strangle them at the source.

Most of the streamers managed by these guilds are from the lower to middle tiers, and frankly, the platforms don't really value them. But to become a healthy platform, all three stages—the beginning, the middle, and the end—are indispensable.

The apprenticeship program is specifically designed for mid- to lower-level streamers.

The plan stipulates that a Platinum Contract streamer can bind two streamers with Gold Contracts or lower, and a Gold Contract streamer can bind one streamer with a Gold Contract or lower.

The platform has a total of nine platinum contracts.

There are hundreds of people involved in the gold contract.

The first discipleship program is limited to one hundred disciples.

The disciples are chosen by the streamers who participate in the event under platinum and gold contracts. The platform does not care about any private exchanges of benefits; the platform is only responsible for providing traffic and setting up the stage.

of course.

In order to qualify for the competition, apprentices need to be affiliated with streamers who have platinum or gold contracts, and they also need to sign an additional contract with the platform.

This supplementary contract is the ticket to enter the disciples' gathering.

The guild platform is not meant to be eradicated.

Instead, restrictions are imposed.

Therefore, the binding nature of this contract is mainly aimed at the guilds behind the streamers, but it is not so harsh that it would make people frown.

You could say the Discipleship Program is like creating a new cake.

If you want to have a bite, you have to be one of our own.

soon.

Huang Xin contacted Lu Yiming.

He briefly explained the discipleship program to him.

He indicated that he would remove that clause from the contract if he could participate in the activity.

In this regard.

Lu Yiming pondered for a while before saying in a deep voice, "If the discipleship plan is really as you say, then I have no problem with it!"

(End of this chapter)