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Chapter 277 - 277 120 The Strong Never Look Back at the Explosion!

277: Chapter 120 The Strong Never Look Back at the Explosion!

_2 277: Chapter 120 The Strong Never Look Back at the Explosion!

_2 “emmm, you signed with Shanhaiguan, and when we were financing with Mr.

Sun, it was understood that you’d sign under Shanhaiguan.”

Cheng Daqi realized there seemed to be a bit of a misunderstanding in his communication with Zhao Hongjin.

“Ah?

So two thousand a month means two thousand yuan?

Three hundred dollars?”

Zhao Hongjin couldn’t help being surprised; after all, ordinary employees at mas earned $200 a day, meaning her monthly salary was equivalent to what they made in just two days.

Daqi, you seem a bit excessive; isn’t this taking advantage of the honest folk?

“A base salary of 2000 yuan is far above the minimum wage standard in Heron Island, CEO Zhao.

Plus, what you signed with Shanhaiguan is an online celebrity cultivation contract; don’t just look at the base salary, the other resources Shanhaiguan invests in you are worth far more than 2000.”

Cheng Daqi actually felt there was no problem with the salary; he needed to educate Zhao Hongjin on some basic concepts.

For aspiring online celebrities, Shanhaiguan couldn’t offer high treatment, as they don’t yet have fans or traffic.

“Ah Zhao, your abilities and value are extraordinary, I could give you a high salary, like ten thousand dollars a month.

But if you take that ten thousand dollars, your future video earnings would have nothing to do with you.

Furthermore, regarding the contract agreement between Shanhaiguan and mas for signees, I’ve designed several tiers, and your 2000 yuan base salary is already the highest tier Shanhaiguan can offer.”

Of course, if you have a million followers, I can offer you a hefty signing bonus.”

Little Zhao was so frustrated she itched, yet what Cheng Daqi said made sense.

“What’s the minimum wage in Heron Island?

You said it’s far above, but how much exactly?”

The girl with peach blossom eyes thought hard, trying to find a problem here.

“I don’t know, but you have to understand, your main future income will come from a share of the video earnings; the base salary is actually the least important,” Cheng Daqi replied calmly.

Having spent a lot of time with Cheng Daqi, Zhao Hongjin was used to CEO Cheng’s unconventional approach, and all she did was roll her eyes and silently snark to herself.

“According to what you’re saying, I’ve signed under Shanhaiguan, but the resources I use to shoot videos in America all come from mas.

Doesn’t that make the other mas shareholders feel some type of way?”

This is what you call a big picture mindset; Zhao Hongjin has one; she always thinks about issues from a comprehensive and dialectical angle.

“Ha, they probably won’t mind, don’t worry.

If you have some spare cash, you might consider buying Tesla stock; believe me, Mi’er has already bought tens of millions worth.”

Cheng Daqi found this matter somewhat amusing; his mas was never intended to make money, but he had already brought returns to the investors.

The two female shareholders not only stood to make a killing on Tesla stock, but Temir also received ten million dollars from Gru, courtesy of Cheng Daqi.

“I’ve been investing in Bitcoin recently…”

Speaking of investments, alongside feeling the physical exhaustion, Zhao Hongjin felt another blow to her spirit.

“Didn’t expect you to be into this stuff; how have the returns been?”

The cryptocurrency with a capped issuance fundamentally undermines modern fiat currency, and the issues involved are complicated, but as a Reincarnator, Cheng Daqi clearly knew how high Bitcoin and Ethereum would soar in the future.

(This book focuses on these two for several reasons, mainly because there are too many cryptocurrencies, and most are just shearing the sheep.

The few that don’t are not as well-known as these two.)

“Don’t ask; I haven’t dared to open my account for many days now.

I can’t bear to look.”

The peach blossom-eyed girl replied irritably; her intention was to make money by investing, but reality often fell short of expectations.

As a sturdy leek, she’d been harvested down to the root.

“If you have the money, then keep investing; it will rise in the future.

Tesla, Nvidia, Bitcoin, Ethereum, these are all good options.”

Cheng Daqi added seriously as he spoke.

“Forget it, let’s pretend I didn’t say anything.

Just consider it a fart.”

Normally, CEO Cheng wouldn’t rashly make such investment recommendations.

It was only because he felt the relationship with Zhao Hongjin was in a good place that he was willing to speak more frankly.

But then he remembered that Zhao Hongjin was different from Temir and Lisa; this young woman was only 19 and hadn’t been battered by the capital markets much.

Plainly speaking, Zhao Hongjin lacked experience; even if he taught her the truth, she might not understand it.

Even if she did, her lack of experience could lead to distorted execution.

“No, Daqi, you need to clarify.

You suddenly tell me to buy these, without explaining why, and then you say it’s like you farted.

Anyone who starts talking and doesn’t finish is a puppy!”

The peach blossom-eyed girl glared at Cheng Daqi, insisting on getting to the bottom of things.

She had been a witness to the entire negotiation between Cheng Daqi and Sun Dongxin on investment matters, and she had seen how Cheng Daqi handled various issues within the company with composure.

Cheng Daqi had also shared with her about his intertwined relationship with Gru and Temir.

Zhao Hongjin knew all too well how smart Cheng Daqi was; she listened very carefully to every word he said.

Faced with Zhao Hongjin’s insistence, Cheng Daqi was genuinely at a loss for what to say.

The peach blossom-eyed girl was different from all the others; she shared the same ideals as him, and their communication had always been free of pressure and mental burden.

After a long thought, Cheng Daqi began to explain.

“You can imagine a possibility, let’s say I’m right and you really take my advice, but you still make a mistake and end up losing a lot of money.”