Reborn with Consumption System

Moreover, the group can help real artists hold exhibitions, organize concerts, promote their works, and recommend them as guest lecturers at art academies and conservatories.

Anyway, once we gain momentum, people will believe whatever we’re selling, and it becomes easy to fulfill commitments for certain individuals.

By then, acquiring studios or training schools won’t even require cash; just swap a small amount of group equity.

As for the group’s valuation... it’s up to me!

If we want them to acknowledge it, there are plenty of ways.

Of course, we still need to develop a decent online platform with rich content and precise, broad internet operation thinking.

Once you’ve almost completed the group’s integration, I’ll handle this matter.

By the way, why not spin off the art and aesthetics section to create a new platform company, bringing in the Jin sisters to manage it, and first get a thorough grasp of the Magic Capital base?

The parts where we struggle are precisely their family’s field.

When the group starts to expand into other first-tier cities, we can appropriately bring in some cooperation partners.

The thinking shouldn’t be too confined; partners can be artistic families, art colleges, or cultural industry funds—whatever’s beneficial.

Then, on the eve of the real large-scale expansion, the group will definitely be short of money. No worries, I’ll handle it.

By that time, my fund should have established enough reputation, and more people will believe in our claims.

I’ll create a separate private equity investment fund and pull in several billion from outside.

With money in hand, projects must be carefully selected.

Yes, invest 1 billion in the B and C rounds of an art, sports, and aesthetics education group with boundless potential; clients will surely be excited about it. Isn’t this industry at sunrise?

As for why it’s B and C rounds...

Because the A round must be funded by us.

We’ll set an example, inflate valuations through A-round public financing, and show the big players a good story...

Then let financial media pave the way, professional institutions follow up, making everyone dizzy.

Finally, at the time of IPO, I’ll get Zhongjin or CITIC involved; they’re buddies and I’ll ensure they give their best effort.

See, a perfect closed loop is formed; as long as you can handle the foundational parts offline, I can leverage favorable conditions to propel the group skyward.

Afterward, you can manage it properly or find someone to cash out if it feels exhausting.

The offspring of nobility, international capital, education groups, internet giants... as long as the financial reports are good and the stories are compelling, there will be plenty of people willing to take over.

Old pal, what do you think, isn’t your way of playing outdated?

Panzi was utterly stunned.

Being watched by Han Lie with that disdainful, eyebrow-raised little eye expression made his blood pressure shoot up, yet he couldn’t muster a single rebuttal.

Too wild, too wild, I feel like a silver gatekeeper...

But damn, where on earth did you learn this from?!

Damn!

(╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻

Of course, this isn’t a real gap, it’s just expertise in different fields.

Pan Shengwu excels at something else, capable of amassing billions in wealth in the Magic Capital; surely no one thinks he’s weak, right?

But Han Lie stands at the other end of history’s long river, looking down like a deity—no comparison possible.

In fact, he hasn’t even explained the entire plan.

If art and aesthetics grow to scale, it will be equivalent to a continuously supplying material library; when the short video era arrives, they can naturally flourish, producing countless internet celebrities and streamers.

And if we provide guidance?

By establishing our own MCN, once the matrix is set up, money becomes secondary, and it will be an enormous social influence!

No point in talking too far—for resources as rare as these, Brother Lie can surely play them out.

What does ’born talented’ mean?

Hahaha! [Strategic back lean]

Panzi was blown away, but Pan Ge wasn’t. She bit Han Lie’s arm fiercely, grumbling, "What are you yelling for? You’re taking advantage of me again!"

Facing her parents, she was a bit embarrassed.

Privately, I’ve called you uncle, but how can you pretend to be my elder in front of everyone?

As a princess, do I not need to save face?

Zhao Anni tapped Han Lie’s head with her finger, scolding lightly, "You kid, always messing around even when talking business~~~"

The force was as gentle as possible.

Then, with a swift motion, she smacked Pan Ge’s back, producing a crisp sound.

"Stop bullying Lie Lie! Do you have any semblance of a girl?"

Pan Ge looked up in disbelief, tears brimming, and couldn’t come to terms with the situation...

Is this my status in the family now?!

Yes, now Dog Lie is the real brother...

Zhao Anni’s gaze towards Dog Lie was searing, wishing he was her biological son... alright, wishing she’d let them get married on the spot.

Where could you find another son-in-law like this?

Sifting through all of Huaxia, there’s not another one!

From Panzi and Annie’s perspective, anyone can brag, and there are plenty like Zhao Kuo who talk boldly.

But the strategy proposed by Han Lie doesn’t fall into that category, because it’s complete, detailed, simple, and easy to execute.

Every seemingly challenging aspect lies within the capabilities of Han Lie and the Pan Family; bringing the Jin Family on board makes it even more stable.

The visible high potential combined with easy-to-implement operability makes this a core plan comparable to the Fengshengli project.