Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

Qingqing claimed to be curious about the dormitory that Xiaomeng had prepared for her. The young couple completely ignored Xiaotang's dark face and insisted on hitching a ride in Xiaomeng's nanny's car to visit her home.

Fortunately, the car is big enough to fit so many people.

When they arrived at her home, the young couple showered her with compliments, praising everything from the layout of Xiaomeng's room to the housekeeper.

After touring the house, everyone sat around the large desk in the living room, drinking herbal tea and chatting.

Xiaomeng didn't waste any words, "Speak, what's going on between you two? Is our short video production company going to go under?"

"Pah, pah, what are you saying, calling it unlucky? Our short video project is doing incredibly well right now. Every video is a hit. Didn't you see the financial statements Xia sent you?"

Xiaomeng recalled that Xia had indeed brought her several financial statements last time, including those from a housing rental company, a diamond factory, a food factory... Yes, there was also a statement from a multimedia studio.

What did she think at the time? Oh, she just glanced at the profit column, saw that it was positive, and then ignored it. She seemed to have seen that the studio had given her a six-figure bonus over six months.

Xiaomeng didn't look closely because these investments weren't directly related to her; they were all made in the name of Lin's Investment Group. As long as her investment company could generate income, that was fine.

"It's obvious you, the big boss, haven't looked at the studio's reports carefully." Qingqing gave Xiaomeng a coquettish glance. "That's true, someone as busy as you doesn't have time to care about our little business."

However, our studio's cash flow is currently very healthy. The dramas we produce can be sold in a timely manner, and the proceeds can be used to invest in new dramas.

Our studio now has three project teams, and we have five regular screenwriters signed.

Xiao Meng didn't think anything of it, but Xiao Tang, who was listening from the side, was very impressed. "You two are really good at making things happen. You've created such a big operation in just half a year. This is better than many MCN companies."

Qingqing said casually, "It's nothing. Xiao Cheng studied this; it's just a simplified version of the modern film industry. He used to work in the Hollywood film guild and knows how to scale up operations. Now that he's back in China, he's just copying their homework."

"Even though it's just copying homework, so many people in the industry still can't even copy it properly. Your studio is definitely far ahead." Xiao Tang praised you very sincerely.

Xiao Cheng immediately felt a connection with him and began to complain to Xiao Tang about the various chaotic phenomena in the domestic entertainment circle.

Xiaomeng was a little curious, "Aren't you in the industry? At least half of your relatives are in the industry, right? Didn't you say your dad is a director, and your mom, aunts, uncles, and cousins ​​are all actresses? Don't you also have many cousins ​​who debuted in the industry? How can you say that?"

Xiao Cheng was a little embarrassed. "Hey, it's not the same thing. We're all just working people. Now that I'm a producer, the feeling is completely different."

Xiaomeng and Xiaotang exchanged a glance, scratched their heads, and asked, "Since our studio is running well, is there anything else? Additional investment? Buying new equipment?"

Xiao Tang started trying to recall if anything major had happened in this guy's family. Did they show any signs of investment failure?

Qingqing paused for a moment, then nudged Xiao Cheng from below.

Xiao Cheng looked a little embarrassed and coughed, "Hey, it's just a small matter. Tencent has taken a liking to our studio and wants to invest in it. In the future, the short films we shoot will be considered as collaborative developments. My dad and the uncles and elders I know all say that Tencent's interest is very strong, and we probably can't refuse."

Hmm? Although Xiaomeng isn't very knowledgeable, she's listened to a lot of gossip in group chats and can tell the difference between good and bad things. This doesn't sound like a good thing; it sounds like she's about to be ousted by big capital.

This won't affect Xiao Cheng and his employees much; it's just a change of boss paying their salaries, and the hidden benefits might even be better.

However, it has a significant impact on the main investors of her studio.

Originally, she would have taken the lion's share of the profits from making a film, but with the influx of big capital, she has been relegated to the sidelines.

Although this small studio didn't make much money, anyone with eyes can see that it has real potential; the investment is small and the return is high.

Xiao Meng frowned. "How much of a share do they want? I need to settle all the IP and investments I've injected into the studio."

When Qingqing and her husband heard Xiaomeng say this, they knew there was room for discussion, and their spirits lifted. Qingqing quickly said, "No problem, Sister Lin, you're a major client of Junhe, and a team of accountants will be on hand to calculate everything clearly for you. They can even calculate the initial investment for a single needle."

Tencent's investment this time shouldn't exceed 50%, Xiao Cheng's 20%, and yours around 30%. We can still discuss it.

However, Tencent's investment also has its advantages. Our future productions will have the opportunity to receive full support from their various distribution channels, and won't be overshadowed by other dramas anymore.

Xiao Meng immediately thought it was just a pie in the sky, but Xiao Cheng seemed pretty into it, and Qing Qing didn't seem to have any objections, so she naturally wouldn't pour cold water on it.

Fortunately, this studio wasn't a major part of her investment. As long as it continued to generate revenue and pay her dividends, she wasn't too bothered to think about it anymore. Even if it failed, it wouldn't be a big deal; everyone experiences investment failures sometimes.

Just pay a lawyer specializing in asset projects to talk to Tencent's legal department. As long as no one takes advantage of the situation, let it be.

With the size of Xiaomeng's investment company, how could it possibly compete with the big players in the capital market?