The big star who started from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

"200?"

Chu Lingling's eyes widened, and she looked at Ye Feng with a shocked expression: "Are you kidding me?"

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Chapter 81 The publishing house has found

Ye Feng glanced at Chu Lingling: "Why am I joking?"

Chu Lingling swallowed a mouthful of saliva.

The big eyes still looked at Ye Feng in surprise.

What is the concept of 200 million fan subscriptions?

Even for stars like them, there are many things they can't achieve in live broadcasting, unless it is the kind of appeal of the king and queen, or some small stars can't do it at all.

Chu Lingling admits that she does have some fame, but if she is allowed to live broadcast on a live broadcast platform, she will be able to have hundreds of thousands of fans to watch it. After all, many people don't watch the live broadcast at all.

From here, she can also see that Ye Feng should be the main anchor of the live broadcast platform.

"Okay, you're amazing."

Chu Lingling gave Ye Feng a thumbs up.

"I'll register a Weibo later."

Ye Feng said with a smile.

The fans that have been accumulated with great difficulty must be firmly in the hands, otherwise they will lose money.

Anyway, there is only one truth in this world, and the one you hold in your hands is your own, otherwise it really doesn't count.

"Don't forget to ask Douyu to verify it for you."

Cheng Nan spoke at the right time.

"What kind of routine is certification?"

Ye Feng was a little at a loss.

seriously.

As for Weibo, he hadn't really played it before, but he heard that many celebrities interacted with fans on Weibo, and by the way, advertised on Weibo, doing endorsements and so on.

After all, Ye Feng never thought about playing Weibo before, so naturally he didn't study it.

"Authenticated means that you have been officially recognized by Weibo, and no one will pretend to be you." Cheng Nan immediately explained.

"This is possible."

Ye Feng nodded in understanding.

This question is not difficult to think about, as long as you call Cao Ying later, you should be able to solve it.

Now that Ye Feng's live broadcast data is so high, he probably won't refuse it.

was thinking.

Jingle Bell.

Ye Feng's cell phone rang.

Take it out and take a look.

It was Cao Ying.

"Why are you calling me so early?"

But Ye Feng was very puzzled. It was only eight o'clock in the morning, and Cao Ying actually called so early, which proved that something must be wrong.

Line connected.

"Hey."

"Ye Feng, are you up yet?" Cao Ying asked gently.

"Already having breakfast."

Ye Feng replied, and then asked: "Sister Cao, what's the matter?"

"There's something big about you."

Cao Ying said with a kind of excitement.

"event?"

Ye Feng looked blank: "Is the company going to raise the price for me?"

"Forehead."

Hearing the price increase, Cao Ying on the other end of the phone couldn't help but give Ye Feng a supercilious look: "You think too much."

Originally, Ye Feng's signing contract was the most advanced one in Douyu. The signing period was only one year, and the signing fee was 1000 million. This kind of price was impossible to sign in the past.

But now that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is all the rage, Ye Feng is still the world's best gunfight game. This gimmick is so big, the company's top management naturally agreed, after all, Ye Feng can't be forced into the hands of competing companies.

"Aside from increasing the signing bonus, what else can be done?"

Ye Feng suddenly lost interest.

"Your story became popular, and several publishing houses called the company, wanting your contact information and buying the copyright of your story."

Cao Ying resisted the urge to scold Ye Feng and said.

"Then help us reject them, the copyright of my story is not for sale."

Ye Feng didn't even think about it, and directly refused.

The reason why I tell those fairy tales is to coax my daughter. Those publishing houses want to buy out, and it is enough to pay 1000 yuan for a story. Ye Feng only tells a few stories, so it’s better to be honest. It's live.

"Don't you even think about it?"

Cao Ying asked helplessly.

"The stories I wrote for my daughter were not about making money."

Ye Feng didn't intend to publish it, nor did he intend to sell the copyright directly.