Reboot the heyday

In fact, you are overthinking it.

In fact, even if Wang Taika knew about Park Min-young’s past, he wouldn’t care.

What is the relationship between the two now? Strictly speaking, there is no relationship at all, no matter whether the atmosphere is ambiguous or not, there is no relationship.

It doesn't matter, what's there to worry about?

Park Min-young was a little redundant at this time, as if she was just chatting, but in fact she explained: "It's been a long time since we last met. I'm his ex-ex-ex, haha."

Upon hearing this, Wang Taika glanced at Park Min-young and said nothing.

After all, Wang Taika didn't have such a strong possessiveness towards Park Min-young, it was all in the past. It was just a trivial matter, and the time and space police couldn't do anything about it. If you keep remembering it as a matter, it would be just looking for trouble and making things difficult for yourself.

Just Lee Min Ho again?

Suzy’s ex-boyfriend is also Park Min-young’s?

Wang Taika's relationship with Suzy is pretty good recently. Suzy is a very happy person to get along with in private. Maybe Suzy took the initiative to get closer to him, but if her personality is not good, Wang Taika will not buy it.

Fortunately, Wang Taika doesn't have any possessiveness towards Suzy, but it's a bit weird. It seems like he's always taking over for Lee Min Ho.

Wang Taika glanced at the Duck King.

The Duck King seemed to understand and said, "I will immediately join forces with other companies to ban him."

Park Min-young was horrified, not because she was worried about Lee Min-ho, but because it was too outrageous to ban him just because of a disagreement.

"You are crazy!" Wang Taika said helplessly: "Let's go and do something serious."

Park Min-young followed behind, wiping her sweat silently. It really is like being with a tiger, this feeling is too exciting.

In fact, the real core of Wang Taika is no longer XB Entertainment. These are just minor matters. The main business is still Jishi Industry.

Recently, domestic e-commerce giants have made plans to enter the South Korean market, which involves logistics. After looking for partners, Keystone Industries' logistics industry was valued because it was just starting out.

Originally, the logistics department of Keystone Industries was a subsidiary established for the purpose of transporting its own construction-related materials. All orders were arranged by the company itself, and it was supported entirely by the previous expansion of Keystone Industries.

However, after Wang Taika took over, Samsung's new chairman Lee Jae-yong immediately stopped injecting capital, causing many of Keystone Industries' businesses to fall into trouble and even causing the logistics company's operations to come to a halt.

Thanks to the help of the former president, a team was arranged to enter Keystone Industries to sort out the business and reorganize it, so that it was able to survive.

Normally, such a company would not be valued. But sometimes fate is so magical. It was precisely because the logistics company of Jishi Industry was in trouble that it was valued by the domestic e-commerce giant.

Therefore, South Korea's own logistics giants cannot accept the cooperation conditions of domestic e-commerce companies. You may not believe the reason, because South Korean logistics companies do not want to lose money.

South Korea is such a big country, and nearly half of the country's population lives in Seoul. However, express delivery cannot be delivered on the same day. Even Saturdays and Sundays are holidays, and no delivery is made. The four major express delivery companies in South Korea have set August 8th of each year as "No Express Delivery Day" for publicity. The slogan is: Please support the express delivery workers to rest and recharge on holiday. Even if the delivery is late, it's good to be happy together.

Although involution is indeed wrong, it is too outrageous if you don't involution at all.

The Korean people have been tuned into being very obedient by the four major express delivery companies. They don't think there is anything wrong with it, and the four major express delivery companies are willing to make money this easily.

At this time, facing the aggressive domestic e-commerce, they are unwilling to cooperate.

Of course, it does not mean that Korean express delivery companies are not competitive. There is still a competitive advantage, but the way they compete is to build their own network and deliver on weekends. With this trick, they have become the new leader in the express delivery industry against the trend. At this point, that's all.

Therefore, New Star Logistics, a subsidiary of Keystone Industries, became the best choice. It was originally called Brand New Samsung Logistics, but it was changed to New Star Logistics because Samsung stopped paying.

Because I had never thought of changing my career to express delivery, I was just an auxiliary company providing support to Keystone Industry, so I didn’t build any warehousing when I had money, and now I’m broke and I’m doomed.

Therefore, Xinxing Logistics is in great need of domestic investment to achieve real transformation. Wang Taika has always been generous in this regard. As long as he can get investment, he can give up part of the control of Xinxing Logistics.

Wang Taika is very self-aware in business. He knows that he is not a genius in business, not even an ordinary person in business, but a pure business idiot. So he would rather hand over these companies to other companies for trusteeship.

Of course, as to who to hand it over to, this needs to be considered. Wang Taika does not consider Korean companies at all, because they are all in the same market, and it is hard to say who will own the company in the end. It is sometimes difficult to say for companies from other countries.

So currently only large companies in China and the United States are considered. This is not because Wang Taika has any psychological dependence on them, but is entirely out of consideration for interests.

On the one hand, it is because large companies are more reliable in this regard. With stable partners, there will be disagreements on the division of interests at most, but they basically have no intention of swallowing up their partners. After all, they are small companies, and if they are swallowed up, they may become negative assets.

On the other hand, Chinese companies are naturally at a disadvantage in public opinion when entering foreign markets. Those who understand this will understand. As long as Chinese companies reach a certain level of influence, official forces will intervene to impose various penalties, rectifications, sanctions, etc. This is a routine operation and nothing strange. Therefore, finding a local agent is the safest way.

American companies are naturally arrogant, and they are often careless about markets like South Korea, because even if they are careless, Koreans will lick them, so it is more convenient to find an agent.

When there is nothing to do, it's Hayek; when there is something to do, it's Keynes.

In fact, it is the same in any country. If these companies do not choose Wang Taika's company now, they will definitely be forced by the Korean government to designate some agents when they become bigger and stronger.

Wang Taika has few business talents to use now. Deng Niuzi is actually quite capable, but he occasionally has problems and needs constant supervision.

Alas, it makes me sad just thinking about it. Wang Taika's sad inspection of the company was actually just to check on the trainees and stuff.

The King of Gamblers looked at Park Min-young who was following behind him and whispered, "Do you remember Song Ercai? I was afraid that she would recognize your identity and make you feel like you are playing dumb, so I temporarily arranged for you to go to another separate practice room. There is a distance between that place and this place, so you won't be involved here. If you have time, you can go to Game World for a while."

Wang Taika had almost forgotten about this person. He thought, "What did she look like?" (End of this chapter)