Generation Z Artists

Chapter 168 South Korean Agent [Free Chapter]

Fang Ge herded 19 sheep with great ease.

First, I greeted everyone individually, then I got their autographs signed on the spot, gave each person a gift, and finally we had a meal together, where I answered their strange questions.

Fang Xinghe showed a very approachable side, while firmly refusing the request for a separate photo.

"Let's take a group photo later."

He was gentle yet resolute, without giving a reason.

Some people understood, some didn't, but the girl he was looking at could only submit in her mind, thinking, "I'll give you my life."

The reason is actually quite simple: if a group photo is accidentally leaked, it could easily cause unnecessary controversy. After all, they are a group of rich second-generation Koreans, and who knows what kind of rumors the media or rivals might spread about them.

When it comes to taking things out of context, media outlets all over the world are equally despicable.

However, Fang Xinghe's refusal was very much in line with his assertive nature. Other fans might have been disappointed by this, but the fans present were not. They were completely subdued by the young man's imperial aura and even fell in love with him more deeply.

"It's really amazing that you've become fluent in Korean in such a short time."

Liu Zongyuan's daughter was moved to tears.

"Your satisfaction with our support is the greatest encouragement. We will do even better in the future!"

Kim Jae-hee, representing the support group, expressed his firm stance.

"You are both the same as and different from what I imagined. Being able to see you in person and chat with you gives me a sense of satisfaction that makes me feel like I could die without regrets."

The youngest girl present, the 14-year-old heiress of the Gu family, had pink stars in her eyes from beginning to end.

The most interesting one is Li Yinxin. She is quiet, introverted, and doesn't talk much, but she's not the kind of person who likes to observe. She's a simple girl who is very easy to immerse herself in her own fantasies.

The only thing she said to Fang Xinghe was, "I love all the characters you create. I love every single one of them. They all have a unique vitality and energy, even the most tragic character, Chen Cang. Fang Xinghe, if possible, could you please include my name in your next book?"

Fang Xinghe was not familiar with her, but he vaguely knew that this girl seemed to be the daughter of the Li family of Samsung who committed suicide for love.

As for why... I haven't paid attention to it.

Having gotten to know her, he does feel that this girl is a bit of an artsy type, truly an oddity among the chaebols.

So he nodded solemnly and said, "Okay, how about we arrange a more cheerful character for you? You don't seem to smile very much. I wish you happiness and reconciliation with your personality in advance."

This is such a wonderful blessing.

Li Yinxin was unaware of the deeper meaning behind it, but felt extremely satisfied.

"I'd be more than happy to!" She finally smiled, a pure and beautiful smile. "I will continue to support you in the future!"

The small gathering was a joyous occasion for both host and guests—except for those two mischievous kids who insisted on pestering Fang Xinghe to teach them kung fu.

"If you really want to learn martial arts, I suggest you go to Wudang Mountain. Just mention my name and I guarantee you'll get the worst beating."

The two young tycoons, who were about the same age as Fang Xinghe, immediately felt like they had become best buddies with him.

The gods are playing a joke on me!
After taking a group photo under a huge banner, Fang Xinghe concluded this unexpected trip.

Meanwhile, the South Korean public was in an uproar.

The combined viewership of the evening news programs on KBS and SBS exceeds 65%, and if you include tomorrow's morning news and rebroadcasts, they can basically cover the entire country of South Korea.

The conservatives felt deeply ashamed of the enormous spectacle orchestrated by this group of South Korean stars.

"How could they fawn over a foreign idol like that?!"

This is what angers many middle-aged and elderly people.

Meanwhile, the anti-fans were furious at how their own support strategies and scale were being criticized.

"Fang Xinghe is not worthy of all this! You are all a bunch of lowly servants!"

As a result, there was no need for the stars to step forward; basketball fans and honorary supporters rushed to the front lines to "uphold justice" for the stars.

"Fang Xinghe certainly deserves it. He's about to become the first Asian to win the top scholar award. Isn't that an honor for all East Asians?" "He hasn't even become one yet! What's there to be so smug about?!"

"Even if it's just a lottery show, that's amazing enough. What are your idols doing? Jumping around in heavy makeup?"

"Xiba!"

The internet was abuzz with debate, but potential advertisers held a meeting overnight and decided to pay higher endorsement fees.

These children from wealthy families cannot make business decisions for their family businesses, but they support the scale and activity of the Korean Full Stars organization with their ample pocket money.

In this way, Fang Xinghe's commercial value began to become more solid.

On the second day, before the negotiations began, Fang Xinghe and Wang Charlie received an unexpected guest in the reception room—Jin Zaixi.

"I want to become your Korean agent."

Dressed in a well-fitting suit, she respectfully submitted her resume, behaving like a job seeker.

Fang Xinghe took the resume but didn't look at it closely, maintaining the expected calm demeanor.

What can Kim Jae-hee offer me?

“My family is currently facing enormous difficulties, and I don’t have enough confidence to tell you that I am a particularly powerful agent.”

Her attitude was very sincere and humble.

Her job search approach was also extremely pragmatic, getting straight to the point in a simple and clear manner.

"But I will be an exceptionally loyal agent. It's not my intention to make money off you; I have a deep emotional connection with you and sincerely hope you soar to new heights."

At the same time, I would like to borrow your influence to improve my situation.

Below this level, in terms of specific details, I can do many things that other agents cannot.

First, I have very high-level connections that I cannot utilize on my own, but with your endorsement, these connections can play a huge role.

Secondly, I am familiar with all your support groups, get along well with them, and understand their feelings and needs best.

Third, I am very good at organizing and coordinating.

Fourth, I work in the internet industry.

Fifth, I am alone, my interests are highly aligned with yours, and I am easy to control.

Sixth, I studied Chinese literature, understand China's national conditions, and am friendly and yearn for China..."

She earned Fang Xinghe's recognition through her abilities.

This is the best Korean agent, in every way, and the clear purple glow emanating from her is more credible than anything else.

"OK, let's start talking about compensation. I'd be happy to share my glory and wealth with you."

Amid Jin Zaixi's ecstatic joy, Fang Xinghe generously gave her a 2% base bonus and a 5% business commission.

Those two points represent all of South Korea's domestic revenue.

Those five points represent the amount of business cooperation she facilitated.

This isn't the best treatment in the agent industry, but considering she's working for an already established superstar, it's already quite generous.

She made outstanding contributions immediately after signing the contract.

—All negotiations on fast-moving consumer goods were postponed, and all efforts were focused on conquering GEO.

That medical company that produced Fang's colored contact lenses.

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Free chapters to make up for previous mistakes; there will be more after I wake up from my afternoon nap.

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