Starsea Studio

With the plan set, action soon followed.

Lin Hai and Harry were the first to get moving. Both began calculating and mobilizing whatever funds they could access.

Lin Hai spoke with his parents over the phone, laying out the project's feasibility and prospects in detail. The Lin Family parents greatly appreciated their son's business sense and his desire to help his friends, and quickly agreed to provide a substantial sum of funding.

After that, Lin Hai took out his phone, drew a deep breath, and began contacting two heavyweight potential investors.

His first call was to Wilson Fisk, also known as Kingpin.

Once the call connected, Kingpin's deep, imposing voice came through. Lin Hai did not beat around the bush. Clearly and calmly, he gave a concise rundown of the studio's initial plan, particularly the market analysis and business model for Spider-Man merchandise.

Kingpin listened in silence, occasionally raising one or two incisive questions that struck directly at the core risks and expected profits. But Lin Hai, already fully prepared, answered every one of them with ease.

In the end, Kingpin smiled. "Very interesting idea, Mr. Lin. Packaging superhuman abilities for commercial purposes is indeed an untapped market. You have a sharp eye. I'm investing in this project."

His decisiveness caught Lin Hai by surprise, yet it also made perfect sense. As New York's underground emperor, Kingpin's judgment and foresight had to far exceed those of ordinary people.

The second call went to Ms. Pepper of Stark Industries. After hearing Lin Hai's introduction, her tone was full of surprise and approval. "Wow, Lin! This is a great idea! I'm sure your studio's products will be hugely popular! Personally, I'd be more than happy to invest in and support your venture!"

Of course, she also stated frankly, "As for Stark Industries,