Game of Life: Signing Internet Celebrities from a Bar

Chapter 571 The living conditions in Silla are not good!

Chen Jincheng led Pei Zhuxuan to the residence, where the heating was already on and very warm.

The accommodations are in a separate small building. Since Ershixingchen Film and Television Network is not short of money, it naturally wouldn't let its boss suffer in this way.

So, as soon as he entered, Chen Jincheng could take off his thick mountaineering clothes without any problem, and was only wearing a thin short-sleeved shirt.

Bae Joo-hyun also felt the warmth and took off her thick coat.

After that, she looked at Chen Jincheng with some nervousness.

After all, this was the first day she had met this Chinese tycoon, and now she was alone with him in a room, the ambiguous atmosphere making her heart race.

Chen Jincheng calmly took out a device and scanned the room to make sure nothing that shouldn't have been installed before he felt relieved.

Then, with a smile, she asked Bae Joo-hyun, "Ms. Bae, why did you choose to develop your career in China?"

Knowing that the other person wasn't very fluent in Chinese, I deliberately slowed down my speech when speaking to them.

When Bae Joo-hyun heard his direct question, she sighed and said, "Oppa, in our Silla region, the living conditions for entertainers are not very good. The pressure, competition for resources, and infighting among the new generation are all very serious."

"The main problem is that the market is too small and the overall environment in the industry is not good. Oppa should have heard some of the bad rumors about us. Many of them are true. People like me who are currently very popular and can make money for the company are a little better off. Those who can't become famous are in a very miserable situation."

"Even someone like me will face a lot of trouble once my fame declines. So I have to seek new development. It's common knowledge in our country that money is easy to make here, and many people want to come here to make money."

Upon hearing this, Chen Jincheng solemnly reminded him, "You are not allowed to say those words again in China!"

Bae Joo-hyun was taken aback when she saw him suddenly become serious, but her pretty face quickly lit up with joy again, as his words had already conveyed an attitude.

So she immediately assured him, "Oppa, I understand!"

Chen Jincheng smiled and asked, "There are many entertainment companies in China, why did you choose me?"

Hearing this, Bae Joo-hyun blushed and said, "Because Oppa is handsome, and he's a chaebol, a very good chaebol. The key is that Oppa is a womanizer... and generous..."

When the word "womanizer" was mentioned, a look of embarrassment appeared on her pretty face.

Chen Jincheng never expected that he would be regarded as a tycoon. China does not allow such things, and it is not allowed to talk about them.

However, the fact that the word "womanizer" comes out of a girl's mouth is quite suggestive.

Moreover, the word "generous" gets straight to the heart of the matter.

So, being generous to girls is definitely beneficial.

This is like spending a fortune to buy a horse's bones.

Once a reputation for being generous to girls spreads, it's like having rice in your hand—what's the catch?

After that, his gaze began to scan the girl's body, somewhat unrestrainedly, especially admiring her figure.

This girl does have a really great figure.

I feel that Silla maids are indeed different from women in China; they have a very strong exotic charm.

Simply put, if you put beauties from Silla, an island nation, and mainland China together, even though they are all Asian beauties with the same skin color, it is really easy to tell which one is from which country.

Makeup, clothing, and even temperament all reflect the unique characteristics of their respective countries. For example, Bae Joo-hyun, with her Silla star style, exudes a very celebrity aura, which is highly attractive to Chinese men who are into romantic relationships.

It is precisely because of this completely different feeling that these Silla actresses can do very well in the country.

Bae Joo-hyun naturally noticed his unrestrained gaze, but since she was already here, she didn't act coy. Instead, she gracefully tossed her hair.

Chen Jincheng got up with a smile, went to the printer in the room, logged into an email account, and started printing out a contract.

As for why there's a printer here, Ershi Xingchen booked this place. It's the chairman's residence, so naturally some office equipment needs to be prepared. Who knows if the chairman will need it?

Preparing office supplies that the chairman won't use is just a waste of time.

If there is no backup, it would be a huge mistake for the chairman to need it later.

A moment later, a contract was printed out; it was a contract for a foreign celebrity.

This contract will not affect Bae Joo-hyun's contract with Silla.

This is also a contract that foreign celebrities must sign when collaborating with Chinese agencies, production companies, or other related organizations.

The contract clarifies the rights and obligations of both parties and covers the scope of cooperation, which includes development in multiple fields such as music, film and television, and variety shows.

In addition, the agency period, i.e. the time span of the cooperation, will be specified, as well as the rights and obligations, including the responsibilities and rights of each party.

Such as the artist's work arrangements, the company's promotional responsibilities, etc.; economic sharing, clarifying the method of income distribution.

Finally, there are naturally clauses regarding termination conditions.

For example, Park Ji-yeon, a former member of T-ARA from Silla Entertainment, signed an exclusive artist management contract in China with Longzhen Culture Development Co., Ltd., which is responsible for her management in music, dramas, movies, variety shows, and advertising.

In order to carry out activities in China, Kim Jong-kook also signed a contract with a Chinese entertainment company, which will be responsible for supporting his activities in China, such as releasing albums.

This collaboration has no impact on the star's original company. To be precise, Shilla's company has no influence here, and can't even get involved. If it comes to a lawsuit, the other party will definitely lose.

This is a fact. Domestic entertainment companies don't even need to intervene. Wang Sicong and Wuyou have both dealt with those entertainment companies. It's just a matter of litigation. Who's afraid of who?

He handed the contract to Bae Joo-hyun: "Ms. Bae, this is our company's contract. Please sign it, and then I can have someone make the arrangements for you."

Bae Joo-hyun approached this handsome conglomerate owner precisely for this reason.

However, she couldn't read Chinese, so she immediately pulled up a contact number and asked for help.

Although she obtained the contract through improper means, she shouldn't just sign contracts haphazardly.

A moment later, she took a picture of the contract and sent it to the other party, waiting for their reply.

She received a reply shortly afterward: the contract was fine and the terms were quite lenient; such a contract was already very reasonable.

This made her happy, but when she looked up, she found him standing beside her.

As she looked up, he was very close to her; it seemed that if she took another step, she would be in his arms.

"Ouch!" Bae Joo-hyun feigned surprise, stumbled, and ended up right in his chest. (End of Chapter)