"Mr. Zhao, I came this time with complete sincerity. If possible, we've decided to offer you a full copyright buyout of 300,000 per song."
The moment Zhao Yu entered, the person in charge from Cloud Village Music could not help but speak up.
Zhao Yu's songs had originally debuted on their platform, but at first, the Cloud Village Music executive had not paid attention to this unknown little singer.
After his songs made the charts, the Cloud Village Music executive had wanted to contact Zhao Yu, but the higher-ups had not taken it seriously, assuming it would be a flash in the pan like so many other songs.
It was not until Zhao Yu was publicly acknowledged by the Chengdu authorities that they recognized his value—but Penguin had already noticed him as well.
This was going to be difficult. The Cloud Village Music executive glanced at the calm and composed Penguin Music executive, bitterness rising in his heart.
If only the leadership had listened to him sooner. Now that they had to compete with Penguin, he had little confidence. After all, Penguin was famously loaded.
Being a working man really was a life of toil...
"We'll offer 400,000," the Penguin Music executive said. "But on the condition that you sign a long-term contract with us."
Sure enough, after he finished speaking, the Penguin Music executive spoke up as well.
"My apologies, gentlemen, but you're not the main person I'm meeting with today. Please wait a moment," Zhao Yu said, cutting off both of them.
The two executives exchanged a glance, snorted coldly at the same time, then turned away and fell silent.
"They should be here. I'll go meet them."
Seeing the message on WeChat, Zhao Yu turned and left the meeting room, leaving the two executives behind.
The business