After the uncle finished introducing the content about Fang Wenku, everyone also saw Julian Mei's determination to expand his business territory into the field of light novels.
The online literature market is now a piece of fat meat coveted by many bigwigs. After all, in this era where IP is king, the themes that are popular in the market have been verified with the lowest-cost online literature. Based on a large number of fan supporters, adapting them into dramas, comics, or games are all feasible strategies.
But then again, this market is currently surrounded by wolves. It is well known that Penguin has the ambition to swallow up Shengda in this market. The "Douluo Dalu" that was publicly beta-ed this year is also adapted from the legendary online novel "The Legend of Wukong", which is enough to prove how much importance Penguin attaches to IP modification.
In general, it is obviously unwise to compete for the market with financial sponsors who are hundreds of times larger than your own.
But Julian Mei took a different approach and planned to start from the niche light novel track that no one pays much attention to at present. At the same time, he strengthened his own label as a leading figure in the two-dimensional culture and reserved the possibility of cooperating with Penguin in the future. This is indeed a smart move.
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