Decision

Another day passed, and after Su Ruo contacted Zhou Yunchong and held several rounds of negotiations, the intent to cooperate was quickly finalized.

Xin Man Net would exclusively license all three works.

Of course, the price for an exclusive license had to be higher; the three works were set to be priced at three Dragon Country Currency per episode on the network, but the revenue-sharing ratio shifted from one-third to one-half.

This was the price to be paid for an exclusive license; otherwise, Chu Yu would certainly have waited to see if other video websites were interested in collaborating.

However, even with exclusive streaming, Chu Yu wouldn't lose out. After all, Chu Yu understood the domestic market; back then, sixty or seventy percent of the views for his works online were contributed by Xin Man Net. Even if he didn't give Xin Man Net exclusivity, the view counts on other sites would be about the same. Furthermore, exclusive streaming wouldn't necessarily lose many potential viewers; as long as the quality of the work was high, those who wanted to watch would still come. At worst, if they felt annoyed, they could just uninstall the Xin Man Net app after finishing the work.

Xin Man Net was banking on the exclusive traffic brought by excellent works, so after some thought, Chu Yu decided it was more cost-effective to raise the viewing price and the revenue-sharing ratio. Everyone got what they needed.

Su Ruo handled this entire process, though, of course, some veterans from the GT animation company were on hand to offer advice so she wouldn't be taken advantage of.

Although it was tiring, there was still quite a sense of accomplishment once it was finished.

On the other side, however, news came from the staff left behind at the Copycat