He read the outline carefully, pondering it.

Seeing his expression, Nangong Tian immediately asked, "What's wrong? Are you not satisfied with this script?"

"It's not that I'm not satisfied, but I feel the ending where the demon's lair is wiped out is a bit cliché. But after all, it's just an outline. Everyone knows that when Stephen Chow makes a movie, all he cares about is the performance. It might still be excellent when it's actually filmed."

Su Yehao put down the few thin pages of paper in his hand, his tone lazy, and added,

"I promised him before that he could direct it himself, and we would only be responsible for the money, nothing else. Remind him when you have time that there's no need to worry about spending money. As long as the work is good enough, it's no problem to increase the budget to 100 million Hong Kong dollars."

Hearing this, the little girl recalled the tension she felt when the box office results dictated the fate of the customized film she made.

She almost turned to stone, asking blankly,

"Brother Hao, are you sure? Our movies don't have a market in Europe and America. If we make a kung fu film, maybe we can break even, but if we shoot according to this script, I'm afraid we'll end up losing so much that we'll only have our underwear left..."

"It doesn't matter. I'll watch it first to enjoy myself. It doesn't have to be released to the market as soon as possible. Some people hoard land, some hoard antiques. If I invest in a few more Stephen Chow movies and save them, maybe when the mainland viewing market matures, it will be very profitable? If you look at these film and television copyrights with an internet mindset, they are actually quite valuable in the future. When the internet speed is fast enough, online video websites will definitely be a hit."

Su Yehao changed his mind and continued with a smile,

"Thinking about it this way, there's no need to be obsessed with buying a TV station. It just so happens that it can save money. When I have spare money, I can buy more film and television copyrights back. Anyway, pirated discs are everywhere. They shouldn't care too much about the subsequent income, and the price will be relatively cheap."

After hearing these words,

Nangong Tian only felt a headache. Watching dramas online with a computer sounded incredible.

In this era, people's imagination is limited by the speed of the internet and the level of technological development. If anyone mentions the concept of a smartphone, most people will definitely treat it as a fantasy, as a science fiction concept.

Speaking of Xianxia (fantasy), Su Yehao suddenly thought of *The Legend of Sword and Fairy*.

Now it is a standalone game. The agency rights for the mainland market have been taken by Yinhai Network Group. The sales seem to be okay. He saw relevant information in a document before, and still has some impression.

Worrying that there were too few film and television projects, he immediately asked Nangong Tian to try to obtain the film and television adaptation rights.

After listening, the little girl said with a sad tone,

"But... you should be short of money now, right? Stephen Chow's movie, *Meteor Garden* which is being launched, and the comic *Fung Wan*, all add up to a considerable investment. You are spending too much money on me and Jiang Yu, we will be under pressure."

Su Yehao was silent for a moment, and then told the truth:

"What are you worrying about? Compared with my projects, the small amount I invested in you is not worth mentioning. Besides, I'm not particularly short of money. The land acquisition funds are mainly mortgaged with the land itself, which has little impact on my business."

"But the interest on the loan from the bank is not low."

"There's no need to worry about that little interest. If I didn't think housing prices would definitely rise, how could I have acted rashly and invested so much money in it?"

Su Yehao found that she was actually worried about him. Although it was a bit of an unnecessary worry, he was still a little touched.

A serious relationship is ultimately different from those fleeting affairs. Some girls only think about taking money for themselves, but the people around him, even Nong Qingying who likes money, is wholeheartedly thinking about doing business well, so as not to cause him to lose money.

Rubbing the little girl's head, telling her not to worry about these small things, Su Yehao continued to read the script of *Meteor Garden*, which has only written four episodes so far.

After reading it for a while, he found a few problems.

For example, the f4 group's ban order, a group of students bullying classmates, is obviously not in line with values and must be changed.

Also, openly flaunting family wealth must be changed to a side rendering.

The little girl didn't think there was anything wrong with it at first, but after learning that these contents might prevent the entire TV series from being released in the mainland, she began to pay attention and told him that she would let the screenwriter rewrite it and be careful in the future...

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The most difficult part of the Kai Tak Digital Port project has been resolved.

The remaining development cycle is likely to be as long as five to ten years. The office building and shopping mall are expected to be completed within five years. Su Yehao had a whim and asked people to prepare for a public tender, planning to build a landmark at the end of the airport runway first.

After receiving the news, the other shareholders called specifically to ask the reason.

According to Su Yehao, it is to promote the entire project. It is best to build a high-rise or tower so that people can see it from both sides of Victoria Harbour, and subtly change people's perception of Kai Tak Airport.

After all, it is not a wealthy area, and unlike the expensive Peak, if you want to sell houses at high prices in the future, it is impossible to do it overnight. You must promote it in advance and create a "brand".

The explanation is still reasonable.

However, compared to useless high towers, the other shareholders hoped to evaluate the possibility of building high-rise buildings. As the economy began to warm up, office buildings became tight again, and rents gradually increased.

If bus lines and water buses are opened at that time, there is also hope to rent out the office buildings of Kai Tak Digital Port to the outside world at a high price.

As for attracting high-tech companies to settle in for external publicity, these shareholders didn't take it seriously at all. Looking at the entire Hong Kong City, how many high-tech companies are there? They are all busy doing finance, playing trade, and developing real estate.

Anyway, the Digital Port office park will be managed by the newly established Green Diamond Group, and these investors certainly hope to maximize profits. /

Even if Su Yehao rents a building, he will get a discount at most, but the rent still has to be paid...

Two days after signing the land acquisition contract.

On May 8th.

At more than nine o'clock in the morning, Linda Yun brought another pile of documents, including a McKinsey Consulting report on the Yinhai Blog project.

After a week of research, they found that Yinhai Blog had too little interaction, the content was too subjective, and it was more like self-entertainment, and many people regarded it as a place to write diaries.

In response to these problems, McKinsey Consulting gave some suggestions, such as opening different sections, designing a set of algorithms according to the number of clicks, likes, and replies, and sorting them by rating.

In Su Yehao's view, doing so may cause the vast majority of users to entertain themselves and completely lose exposure opportunities.

So.

Su Yehao checked Yinhai Blog again and designed an improvement plan based on his understanding of Weibo in his previous life.

This is a bit difficult.

Because he doesn't like gossip, he rarely played with that stuff in his previous life, so Su Yehao's understanding of Weibo is limited, and he only has a half-baked knowledge of its functions.