Yang Qindong's idea was perfectly reasonable, and Chen Mo agreed to it as well. To reassure his brother-in-law, Yang Qindong even promised that if any of the parties wanted to stir up publicity, Investment with a Purpose would definitely be granted an exclusive interview at the earliest opportunity.
Although Yang Qindong's brother-in-law was somewhat disappointed that he could not conduct the interview immediately, he understood the principle of casting a long line to catch a big fish—after all, Huaxia Entertainment, as the entertainment industry's most established talent agency, was certainly far better at marketing, planning, and hype than a magazine that specialized in financial reporting.
All he had to do was wait patiently for a few months, then ride the wave of publicity when Chen Mo's new movie was released. Not only would he get a high-quality exclusive interview, but he could also use Huaxia Entertainment's promotion of the film to expand his magazine's influence. If handled properly, there was no need to worry about sales declining.
No matter how he looked at it, it was better than conducting the interview alone right now.
Yang Qindong's brother-in-law was no fool. He was quickly persuaded by the prospects—and profits—he imagined, and gladly agreed to cooperate with the production team's publicity efforts after the film's release.
Things should have ended in a win-win situation. Unfortunately, everyone had curiosity, and curiosity had always killed the cat. After learning that Chen Mo, a newly debuted actor and a high school student not yet eighteen, possessed such formidable investment talent, Yang Qindong's brother-in-law felt as though kitten claws were scratching at his heart. He simply could not settle down.
He subconsciously began paying attention to Chen Mo's every move, even secretly asking an old childhood friend who worked at the stock exchange about Chen Mo's