"Our boss... well, he's rather elusive. He usually doesn't get involved in day-to-day matters, so you probably won't get to see him."
Vice Director Wang spoke lazily.
Of course, he wouldn't trouble Su Bai just because someone came looking to discuss business, even though he did have Su Bai's WeChat.
That was only for reporting emergencies. A streamer coming to discuss a collaboration was absolutely not something Su Bai needed to be notified about.
That was how it worked when serving a leader. You had to know your place and couldn't go bothering the big boss for no reason. That would just mean you lacked tact.
Clearly, Su Bai was the sort of ultra-rich guy who threw money around for fun. He might have wanted the company to make money, but he wasn't all that concerned about its actual operations.
With a boss like that, the most important thing was to minimize every unnecessary inconvenience.
Or, to put it another way, the vice director's purpose was to keep this streamer... what was her name again? Something carp-related... anyway, to keep her and her people outside and stop them from bothering Su Bai.
So Vice Director Wang began fencing with her.
He had her explain how she intended to collaborate first.
"It's simple. I'll promote your products through livestream sales, and my rate will be a little higher than standard sponsored deals. After all, as an independent game studio, your product carries considerable risk. If the game doesn't turn out well later on, it could easily affect Li Xiaocan's reputation..."
"It really is!"
"..."
The assistant felt that Vice Director Wang was being sarcastic.
But she had no proof.
His expression was clearly polite, and he even wore a smile.
Smiling old foxes like him were the hardest to deal with...