Please make money.

"Close to the people? I am one of the people myself. Do you want to hear what nonsense you are talking about? What qualifications do I have to be superior to others?"

"Miss Ai! Miss Ai! Are you going to participate in the TV interview?"

"Yeah, are you going?"

"Eh?" The paparazzi was stunned: "Can we go?"

"Why not? You've waited so long, aren't you here to support me?"

"Ah..." The paparazzi wanted to say yes, but his conscience could not bear the condemnation: "Actually, I was just doing an interview..."

"Then go to the TV station, watch our show recording first, and then interview me."

"But in that case, is there any problem? Aren't TV programs live?"

"There is nothing I can't tell anyone. I have nothing to hide. Is there any difference between the way it was broadcast on TV and the way you reported it? If there is a deviation in the report, it is because you have not studied enough."

Alia turned around and snapped her fingers. "Tell the hotel to send a car to take everyone to the TV station and negotiate with the TV station to get a bigger studio."

An Lele glanced at several vantage points not far away, and heard the observation of Yu's invisible bodyguard Jin Zhenzhu, who replied that there was no problem, and then she nodded.

At this time, Alia was untying her cloak and putting it on a little girl whose face turned pale from the cold in the night wind.

"I am just an ordinary businessman. I don't have the power to help you. I just want to bring you something that I think is good. No matter what, you must take good care of your health. Only healthy employers can patronize my business for a longer period of time."

"...Sister!" The little girl was so moved that she burst into tears, laying the foundation for her to be a lifelong fan: "Wuwuwu sister!"

"The eldest lady shouldn't be doing business. She should run for a seat in the Legislative Yuan. There are not enough people in this country for her to defeat."

"Cough cough..."

210-I'm lying to you, Ai Ma is still putting on makeup

When Alia came to the TV station, it was like she was back home.

Buying a TV station in Japan is actually pinching the Nippon Television - the full name is Nippon Television Network Co., Ltd., abbreviated as NTV.

It is Japan's first commercial television station. Since its establishment in 1953, its ratings have been suppressed by TBS and Fuji TV.

However, after winning the ratings "Triple Crown" in 1994, the ratings have long remained at the upper end, a bit like a toilet channel.

After all, their main targets are clearly divided, the famous Japanese dramas and the Wednesday 10, Saturday 10, and Sunday 13 o'clock slots.

Water Ten refers to Wednesday, which is the time slot at 14 o'clock on Wednesday night. It is aimed at women and includes dramas such as " Years Old Little Mom", "Queen of Dispatch", and "Queen of Housekeeping", which have all received very enthusiastic responses. Recently, there are dramas such as "Queen of Proofreading", "Queen of House Agents", and "Deeply in Love".

Saturday 2017 is a Saturday night show at o'clock. It was broadcast at o'clock in the early days, but was changed to o'clock in . In the early years, it was often campus dramas.

And it is often starred by Johnny's artists, including "GTO", "The Queen's Classroom", "Remaking of the Wild Boar Girl", "My Boss My Hero" and other dramas, and the most recent one is the highly acclaimed "Comedy Opening". You don't need to say who the Johnny's idol group is targeting, everyone knows who Chunchun is targeting, Chunchun is just cheating money from Sakura Girl.

Day 2015 refers to the time slot at o'clock on Sunday night. This is a new time slot that was only developed in . It targets adult men and the theme is entertainment in nature.

Famous dramas include "I'm the Big Brother!!", "Class 3-A", "It's Your Turn", "The Househusband", and "The Day the World Ends with You".

In fact, there are more famous variety shows, but Ailia doesn’t know much about them. My impression is that "Laughing Point", "Super Change", "Cooking Army", "The Adventures of Ah Q", and "Moon Night" are all theirs.

After all, there are only six large TV stations in the whole system, and they are always fighting among themselves.

Otherwise, there wouldn't be the current Japanese dramas with ratings of over 10 percent, and even Ultraman set a miracle of over 90 percent.

If this were put in China, where the show is surrounded by a sea of ​​red, a 3% viewership would be enough to top the entire year. If it could break , it would be like a god descending to earth.

If we want to replicate the exaggerated 99% viewership of "Eighteen Years in the Enemy Camp", I'm afraid it will only be possible if the o'clock news broadcasts some big news that will bring joy to the whole nation.

It was an accident that Alia owned shares in Nichima TV.

"How much did my father use to buy the shares of Japan Broadcasting Network Co., Ltd."

"It was about 1700 million US dollars, and it was not an equity swap at the beginning, but more like an advertisement payment."

"…So what exactly is this broadcast network joint stock company?"

Prime Minister Lei, who was sitting opposite Alia, found it difficult to explain what this thing was for a moment. It was a bit like the difference between a main station and a branch station?

"When Mr. Ai wanted to expand the commodity market in Japan, he once cooperated with the Kinki Wide Area Yomiuri TV Broadcasting of the Nichima Broadcasting System. Originally, it was to place advertisements, but later it became an investment. Later, the shares of that system changed from the semi-core station in Hankou of the Kinki Wide Area to the core station in Beijing of the Kanto Wide Area. Anyway, the result of the exchange is... we do own 5% of the shares of Nichima TV."

That was many years ago. At that time, Japan's Ministry of Public Administration published a research report stating that the government should relax restrictions on media companies' controlling stakes in TV stations as soon as possible and allow all media companies to own and control more than one TV station.

At that time, the entire Japanese economy was in trouble, and the government decided to implement corresponding incentives to enable commercial media companies to enhance their competitiveness.

They have a good idea. As long as the government relaxes regulations, the market will be vibrant and will be able to overcome difficulties, while breaking the existing regional monopoly.

But it turned out to be bullshit, and Ai Rulong was also cheated - the vitality was there, but the business was a bit not so good.

He originally planned to place an advertisement, but he didn't know that there was only one TV station in Japan.

The broadcasting network with Nippon TV as its core station does exist, but the various members of the broadcasting network are operated by different companies.

In other words, your (TM) main station accepted advertising money from the Ai Group, so what does it have to do with our other branches?

As for why it is called such a confusing name, it is because when it was first established, it was indeed intended to be a company operating multiple TV stations and then forming a broadcasting network.

After all, as the earliest private TV station, Nichimai's initial idea was to imitate the existing NHK Broadcasting Association model, where one company operates a bunch of TV stations. But in the end it didn't work out, and only one TV station was launched, and only the name remained.

So now the three words "Broadcasting Network" in the company name are just a decoration, and they can only fool foreigners like Ai Rulong.

But the problem is that Ai Rulong is not a pushover. I give you 1700 million US dollars and plan to run advertising throughout the year, and you tell me there is only one channel?

After some countermeasures, Japan has no choice but to buy the TV station. The money will never be returned, and you are not satisfied with the advertising effect. So let's convert debt into equity!

Otherwise, how can we say that Alia has a conscience? How many creditors can be trapped by the debt-to-equity swap? Only Alia actually honestly pays off her debts with cash.

Ai Rulong was busy fighting with the Mitsui Group at the time and didn't have the time to fight with the Nichi TV station for the 1700 million US dollars.

Finally, the Hanjun Core Bureau exchanged 5% of the TV station's shares for Ai Rulong's investment.

Unexpectedly, the situation changed. After some official strategies were tightened, the quasi-core bureau that had received the money was reorganized and became the boss instead.

As a result, the 5% stake also rose in value and became the basic stake of Rimai Media.

This feels just like when Pony Ma first created QICQ and owed you a sum of money, and you said you won’t pay it back, so I’ll give you 1% of the shares.

This was not a bad thing for QICQ at that time - 1% of the shares could pay off debts of more than million yuan. Doesn't this mean that QICQ is worth gold?

But if this thing is transferred all the way in as original shares and finally becomes 1% of the shares of Goose City Empire, the meaning will be very different.

If you want to buy shares of Nippon Television now, the bid for 5% would be at least 200 billion yen, which is a bottom line of million US dollars.

What’s more important is that no one wants to sell this thing. It’s a stepping stone to becoming a media tycoon, so who would be willing to sell it?

Ailia stroked her chin and thought for a while: "No wonder Japan TV and Japan News always speak for me, they are considered to be one of our own..."

The 1700 million investment back then earned me equity worth ten times the price, plus a behind-the-scenes entry ticket to the public opinion field. My father is really an investment genius.

An Lele was amazed beside him: "Did Uncle Ai plan so many things in the first place?"

"No, it was mainly due to some accidents." No matter how much Prime Minister Lei admired Ai Rulong, he had to tell the truth.

In fact, it was because Ai Rulong left in a hurry that many of his previous investment plans were not taken care of in time.

Sometimes not trading is the best trading. For example, a certain guy bought 20% of the shares of Mahuateng Company for US$20 and sold it for US$1260 million.

Then the South African newspaper industry, which bought the shares for 1260 million US dollars, received a return of times...

Did he lose money? No! He made 20 million from 1260 yuan, what a genius in investment!

Ordinary people can't even hold on to a stock that goes up a few points, let alone such a large investment.

Ai Rulong's overseas investments, added up to about 10 billion US dollars, are all things that others have no right to interfere with.

The only beneficiary and owner of these investments is Alia after she becomes an adult. Before that, Prime Minister Lei helped manage them in the form of a trust.

For example, the Hoshino Hotel chain that was picked up for free this time is of the same style as the shares of the Japanese TV station, and is not included in the public accounts of the Ai Group.

Employees of the Ai Group can enjoy all the preferential treatment when staying in the hotel, but in the end it is the group that has to pay, paying from the left pocket into Alia's right pocket.

Therefore, Arya has no worries at all when she plays badly, and she is qualified to retire immediately and enjoy life.

Of course, she is not the kind of scumbag who would disappoint her employees. Being lazy and deliberately giving up are two different things.

“Have any specialized PR companies moved in?”

"They have already entered the Japanese TV station before us. Their operation——"

"No, no, no, don't tell me that. I don't want to know."

Ailia waved her hands, saying that she was a pure and innocent person and had no idea about the professional public relations team trying to whitewash her.

My only responsibility is to be beautiful and treat users with all my heart.

Prime Minister Lei shrugged and handed the document in his hand to Aunt Zhou: "I'll leave this matter to you, President Zhou."

Aunt Zhou sighed: "5% of the shares can only ensure that we are not told what to do, but it can't command others."

"That's enough." Alia looked out the window: "I don't have the ambition to build an entertainment media empire. I just want to be a sincere person."

Prime Minister Lei nodded with satisfaction: "Yes, that's it. Even when facing reporters, we must maintain this tone."

"I am not kidding!"

"Yes, yes, yes! That's the expression! Very good!"

"..."

……

……

Arya came to the Rimai TV station, just like going home - huh? Why does it look so familiar?

The convoy stopped in front of the TV station. Alia did not go through the underground garage because there was a large convoy of fans behind her.

She just stood at the door of the TV station, chatting with each of her fans, shaking hands, and sending them into the TV station.

Those who know that this is someone who brought her own food for the filming would think that she is the station director and is here to host guests. Those who don’t would think that she is the station director and is here to host guests.

There were five cars full of fans, totaling nearly 200 people, mainly teenagers, young students made up the vast majority, and a small number were white-collar workers with an intellectual style.

When Alia saw these office sisters, she thought to herself, "I never expected that. You all look so fashionable and trendy, but you are also cuties who play with toys."

The receptionist of the Japanese TV station was confused, but what could they do? Should they just talk nonsense to Alia? They could only forgive her!

The audience was sent to Studio 3, and Alia finished her meet-and-greet set and walked in.

The first feeling when she walked in was that everyone was looking at her.

The headquarters of Nippon Television is a circular place with a hollow center, similar to a shopping mall, exactly the same as Japan's Tokyo Telecom Building.

Alia took a look and saw, hey - isn't this the TPC headquarters of Tiga - the building with strange machinery in the middle of the circular corridor.

However, the Telecom Building can be rented out to film crews for filming, and the money is charged by time. I don't know if it is possible to buy a TV station in Japan.

People coming and going were looking down in the circular corridor, wondering who was this person who was bringing such a big fuss and even bringing a fan club with him.

Alia waved at them like a social phobia with no fear at all.

The director came over excitedly: "Ms. Ai, you are finally here - please come with us to put on makeup and then read the script!"

“No need for makeup or a script.” Alia waved her hand and said, “I can just go on stage like this.”

The director was confused: "But——"

Aunt Zhou pinched her brows and quickly stood up to talk to the other party in a confusing manner. The translator beside her spoke and gestured, just like a Naruto hand seal.

Why do you think you should let this little ancestor cooperate with your performance? Just be a background board!

So half an hour later, the confused host and another confused Wang Miaomiao sat on the sofa together.

The host pressed the earphone monitor: "Director, is it -- just like this?"

The audience in the audience was quite novel. They were real audiences, and there were a bunch of professional extras sitting next to them. The two sides were clearly separated.

Wow, is this what filming a show is like?

The extras and the audience were also wowed - are these the colleagues invited by the other party?

"Just shoot it like this." The director's voice was full of despair: "Just follow the questions on the teleprompter and ask them normally."

Okay, it’s not a live broadcast anyway, so if anything happens we can edit it.

The host gave a standard opening speech, then introduced Wang Miaomiao as the guest host, and finally invited Alia.

Prime Minister Lei sat in the audience and looked around in confusion: "Didn't we talk about a debate? Where are the debate experts?"

Aunt Zhou clapped expressionlessly: "He was kicked."

"Why?" Prime Minister Lei thought it would be a competition where people would sit on both sides and engage in verbal sparring.