I Just Want Players to Save Money, They Insist on Giving Me!
Chapter 391 - 139: "Oasis" Branch Established!_3

Chapter 391: Chapter 139: "Oasis" Branch Established!_3

Even if you really asked, they’d honestly say they don’t have any left.

You actually believe that?

The so-called hide yourself well and clean up nicely.

"Dark Forest Law", kid!

Of course, if other capitals knew about Ke Jin’s thoughts, they’d probably all get tense.

My goodness, we’re opening branches to expand our profit chain.

You open branches just for fun, don’t you!

...

As the saying goes, money makes the mare go.

Whether money can make ghosts grind mills, Ke Jin doesn’t know.

But it can get a company branch set up in just one short month.

Soon, a company called "Oasis Games" sprang up, situated right in the expensive financial district of Jianglin.

But, that’s with the Jianglin Government’s green-light policy support.

When Ke Jin rented this 2000 square meter office space, spread across floors 16 to 20, it was almost 30% cheaper than the rent for other industries.

Otherwise, just the rent would probably cost more than a million a month.

As for the 500 employees.

With Head player’s golden signboard, there was no longer a need to recruit cotton-picking machines from Jianglin University.

Quite a few seasoned workers from smaller factories, upon hearing that Head player’s subsidiary was hiring, packed their bags and rushed to Jianglin.

Ke Jin had Gou Chehua take full control of the personnel distribution for each department and arrange everything.

Oasis’s smooth establishment meant that Head player had taken another step forward in its development.

But there was a problem that had recently been giving Ke Jin a headache.

The appointment of Oasis’s General Manager.

He couldn’t be in two places at once; it was impossible to run back and forth all day.

Gou Chehua’s leadership was only temporary; sooner or later, he would have to return to Head player headquarters. After all, his staff worked more synergistically and were better to use. They were the most capable force under the Head player IP flag.

As for Baby Yu, well, she’s fine as a Chief Beauty, but to have her carry the main load would certainly lead to nothing but trouble.

At least from the perspective of kindness, she’s not up to the task.

She’s often secretly issuing leave permits to the art department right under my nose.

I’ve caught her and told her off several times.

Rules are rules, and they must not be broken.

How Head player relaxes its employees in their spare time is well known to the entire company.

But when game development heats up, everyone’s in high spirits. Unless it’s a serious matter, if you come to me, the boss, not only will I not hold up your leave request, I might even give you a few extra days off to sort everything out before coming back to work. After all, who doesn’t have family matters to attend to in life?

But if you want time off for some trivial reason and delay the company’s planned schedule, slowing down the overall pace, making the whole company wait for just a few people.

Then I’m sorry.

This isn’t about being soft-hearted or not; the powerless shouldn’t be in charge. If it’s time to fire, then fire you must.

Otherwise, it could lead to a bad influence and even get the system’s tasks stuck.

Then who would I go to for answers?

As you can see, the kind-hearted Baby Yu isn’t suitable for the position of General Manager.

But looking further, there’s no other suitable candidate in the company.

Cheng Bage has a simple nature and is very loyal, but he doesn’t have much authority either.

Being a smiling manager every day is not the way to go.

As for Yu Fuqi...

He has no shortage of cunning ideas.

The increasing difficulty of in-app purchases in Hollow was inspired by him, which Ke Jin adapted into strategy.

Although it didn’t succeed in retrospect due to uncontrollable external factors, there was no issue with the idea itself.

But if it’s just clever ideas and wild thoughts, the position of a planner would be more suitable for him than that of a General Manager.

Ke Jin, at a loss for solutions, found himself in a position with no one to turn to.

Just as he was considering scouting the high-end talent market for a golden find.

An unexpected phone call came in, causing Ke Jin to instantly change his mind.

"Mr. Ke, good day. I’m Ling Zhetao, Vice President of Tengjing. First and foremost, let me congratulate your company on its burgeoning development. Eternal Ring has also forged an unprecedented path in esports, setting an example even for us old-timers in the gaming industry. Mr. Ke is truly young and talented, a rare genius!"

Ke Jin was familiar with that name.

In fact, with the current scale of Head player, he had started to gradually come into contact with the threshold of large enterprises.

A bunch of elite high-ups from the industry, who ordinary people could only look up to, weren’t so rare in Ke Jin’s circle anymore.

Take the post-competition cooperation for Eternal Ring, for example, he had met too many CEOs and chairmen.

What puzzled Ke Jin, though, was that.

Tengjing had never been in the same circle as Head player before.

In fact, at last year’s art awards, this sly company even tried to trip him up, but it backfired when one of the jurors, having a loose-cannon nature, let the truth slip out.

Towards this company, Ke Jin had no fondness, not in his past life nor in this one.

Suddenly making a phone call to him, could it be they saw the successful partnership between Netcom and Head player?

Did they also want a slice of the pie?

Then I’m sorry.

The previous commitment to Netcom was only to try and accomplish the mission in the overseas market.

In the end, the mission wasn’t completed.

Let alone Tengjing, even if it were Netcom who came, I wouldn’t cooperate with them on another game.

Now that my company had its own branch, with ample staff, why wouldn’t I enjoy all the profits for myself?

Oh, of course, it’s not a dark business retaliation because of the 2.9 billion in marketing funds that caused me trouble.

Everyone knows, I’m not that kind of person, Mr. Ke typically doesn’t hold grudges.

But just as Ke Jin was about to hang up the phone.

The other party mentioned something he couldn’t refuse.