Hogwarts: I am the White Lord

Of course Sebastian would try his best to meet Regulus's request.

After all, this is the most important step in his plan for the Muggle world.

This is why other projects support Muggle agents and let these agents develop on their own.

As for Wizard Films and Wizard Publishing, Regulus will be personally in charge.

Sebastian rolled up his sleeves, took out his wand and cleared the table.

He took out a roll of parchment, spread it flat on the table, and then used an enlargement spell to make the parchment as large as the table.

Then he took out a quill and began to draw a mind map on the parchment himself.

Regulus was overjoyed to see Sebastian doing it himself, and he quickly stood up and stood next to Sebastian to see what he had written.

Sebastian explained to Regulus as he wrote, "Let's start with the Wizarding Publishing House."

"As the rule maker, Wizard Publishing House can regularly publish recruitment topics and solicit submissions from around the world!"

“The genre of the work can be adventure, romance, action, suspense, etc.”

"As long as it's excellent fantasy-related work, we'll accept it!"

Sebastian clenched his fist, revealing his ambition.

"We want to make Wizard Publishing House a holy place for fantasy lovers in the Muggle community!"

Sebastian drew two branches below the publishing house.

"Wizard Press, we're going to split it into two!"

“There are physical publishers and electronic publishers.”

"These two types of publishing houses can be roughly divided into the male-oriented team targeting male readers and the female-oriented team targeting female readers."

"Physical publishing houses still follow the existing rules, but electronic publishing houses are an emerging industry!"

Sebastian scribbled on the parchment, heavily marking Electronic Press.

"The Internet is becoming more and more popular nowadays, and we should see the broad prospects in it."

“Physical books have a long publishing cycle, high requirements, and slow results!”

"But e-books are different. We can be less demanding of them."

Based on the memories of his past life, Sebastian roughly drew what an e-book website would look like.

“We want to build the largest e-book website so that authors from all over the world can publish their works here.”

"On the Internet, information is transmitted very quickly, so what authors write can be effective quickly."

"These authors don't need to have a very high level of literary literacy, as long as their stories are interesting and their sentences are easy to understand."

"Oh, right," Sebastian remembered a detail and quickly explained to Regulus.

"From now on, we can establish branches of Wizard Films and Wizard Publishing on those lands."

“This will open up a multilingual market!”

"After all, there are still many countries that don't speak English."

Sebastian straightened up and looked at Regulus, and explained to him in detail the operating mode of the online article he had read in his previous life.

The two of them asked and answered questions, and they kept discussing in between. After a while, Regulus figured out the general process.

"I almost forgot," Sebastian patted his head as he looked at the densely drawn parchment, "Don't forget about Witcher Films!"

“Witcher Publishing and Wizarding Films can have a very good synergy.”

“For e-books that have been proven in the market, we can publish them as physical books.”

“For those with particularly outstanding results, we’ll adapt them into movies or TV series!”

Regulus felt dizzy after listening to this and immediately asked for a halftime break.

He lit another cigarette to cheer himself up.

At this moment, his admiration for Sebastian was as endless as a torrent of water, and the emotion in his heart was as turbulent as the tide.

How does this guy know so much?!

It sounds very logical and well-reasoned.

It's amazing!

A guy who stays in the wizarding world every day knows more than me who has always stayed in the Muggle world!

It seems that this guy really learned a lot while traveling in the Muggle world.

Regulus took a deep puff of cigarette, staring at the parchment that was already covered with densely written words, and played the knowledge that Sebastian had taught him in his mind like a movie.

Only after he made sure that nothing was missing did he turn around and look at Sebastian.

"Next, let's talk about the development of Wizard Films."

"I have already bought the copyrights of all the classic works you mentioned as you requested. That's a huge expense!"

"Here are some copies of the acquisition contracts. Take a look."

He took out a few documents and handed them to Sebastian, saying it boastfully with a smug smile on his face.

“It’s from The Lord of the Rings!”

“It’s from The Hobbit!”

"It's from The Chronicles of Narnia!"

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Regulus introduced the copyright contracts in his hand one by one, like they were his own treasures.

"I also followed a few Muggle writers you specifically asked me to write about!"

"Based on the prophecies you provided, they will write works such as Twilight and A Song of Ice and Fire."

"Although there is not even a shadow of these works, as soon as they start writing, I will go to them to buy the copyright."

At this point, Regulus showed a puzzled expression on his face.

Can the prediction be so detailed?

Aren’t they all some specious sentences?

I'm afraid I'm taking a fake prophecy class!

I wonder where Sebastian found such a powerful prophet!

"very good!"

Sebastian gave a thumbs up!

He expressed great appreciation for Regulus' work efficiency.

After obtaining the copyrights of these works, Wizard Pictures will have no worries about having no good movies to make in the next twenty years.

After all, these works have all been tested by the market in their previous lives, and each one is better than the other.

Sebastian has seen The Witcher Films take off.

"Honestly," Regulus said with some emotion, "these works are very good. I have been staying up late to read them recently!"

"If I want to give The Witcher Films a good start, I must be very careful in choosing the works I want to produce! But I'm already overwhelmed by the choices and I really can't make up my mind..."

"What do you think? Sebastian!"

"This is easy," Sebastian said with a confident look in his eyes, "For the first work, choose The Lord of the Rings!"

"I recommend a director to you—Peter Jackson!"

He wrote Peter Jackson's name on the parchment and told Regulus: "You must dig him out at all costs!"

"If he wants money, we give him money. If he wants people, we give them people! In a word, we must keep him here!"

Seeing Regulus frown, Sebastian patted his shoulder.

"This is a very talented director. Believe me, he will be able to shoot this work perfectly!"

"Once this movie becomes a hit, we will be able to gain a firm foothold in the Muggle film and television industry, and all our efforts will become meaningful!"

"When that time comes, we will launch a wide variety of film and television-related peripheral products, such as exquisite posters, cute dolls, etc. These will undoubtedly make fans love them!"

"Not only that, we can also consider adapting it and producing cartoons specifically for children. After all, children's imaginations are always full of fantasy, and they are naturally our target customers."

"Also, don't forget to find a strong gaming company to cooperate with and adapt this story into an amazing computer game. You know, the video game market has unlimited potential!"

Regulus' eyes lit up when he heard this, and he nodded like a chick pecking at rice, agreeing with what Sebastian said.

It looked like someone who had been walking in the desert for many days finally seeing an oasis; or like someone who had been groping in the dark for a long time finally seeing the dawn.

Regulus hungrily memorized every word Sebastian spoke and wrote on the parchment.

He felt like a person groping in the dark, and Sebastian was the guiding light, illuminating the way forward for him.

"Okay, I'll do as you say!"

"I'll form an animation team!"

"As for the game company, I remember we invested in a company called Ubisoft. We can let this company develop it when the time comes!"

"By the way, Sebastian, do you have any good suggestions about works in the magical world?"

"After all, our ultimate goal is to bring works from the wizarding world to the big screen, so that Muggles can get to know the wizarding world through this form."

Sebastian looked up at the clock on the wall. Before he knew it, it was already 11: in the evening.

He threw the quill on the table. His neck became a little stiff after working at the desk for a long time.

He slowly twisted his neck, trying to relieve the discomfort.

"There's no need to rush this. Let's first completely open up the Muggle world."

"We are real Slytherins, we must be patient!"

"But don't worry. Once we become famous, I'll bring a wizard to meet you."

"He is now the most famous writer in the wizarding world!"

“His work fits our theme very well.”

Sebastian stretched himself and said to Regulus with a smile, "He is very interested in becoming a celebrity in the Muggle world!"

"You should have an impression of him."

"His name is--"

"Gilderoy Lockhart"

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