Chapter 1754: Chapter 1167: Thanks for Your Auspicious Words
Even though it started as a side project, with the golden brand of Jinhai’s second generation as its founder and Pei Yunxi’s influence, CX Entertainnt has grown from a company tailored for Pei Yunxi into a recognized na in the industry, with dozens of signed artists under its banner.
Not only did it produce the hit film “That Blue,” but CX Entertainnt also produced many high-quality films and TV shows. Even though the two bosses were sowhat neglectful of their duties, the company operated smoothly and thrived unexpectedly.
Of course.
Cui Heng, a forr top-tier manager in the industry, played a crucial role in the success CX Entertainnt enjoys today. Although he was originally invited to be Pei Yunxi’s manager, he sohow took over the entire company.
Choosing the right friends is indeed crucial.
So friends will only take you clubbing, drinking, and massaging while bragging, while others can make life easier for you.
When Boss Jiang was just starting out, and had no resources or connections, Shi Qianxi’s childhood friend, Fat Tiger Fei Yi, was indispensable to CX Entertainnt getting off the ground.
He assembled almost the entire first managent team for CX Entertainnt.
Including Cui Heng.
Facts prove that a discerning eye is invaluable, and privileged kids are not all synonymous with idleness.
“What level is the D tier?”
Jiang Chen, who finally made an appearance, was holding the statistics book Cui Heng gave him, intrigued. From A to D, every tier had nas listed under them along with their recent work details.
“The D tier is for newcors who have enough professional skills and certain potential for growth in the industry. Currently, there are 8 people, and the company has crafted personalized marketing plans for them, all of whom have gained good exposure.”
“And the A tier?”
Jiang Chen then picked the highest tier.
Professionals do things differently; the company’s operations are clearly outlined in this book.
“The A tier consists of artists who are already quite famous, possess significant influence, and have a stable fan base, so the company doesn’t need to build resources for them, such as Ning Hui.”
Jiang Chen did indeed see Ning Hui’s na in the A tier classification, and she was ranked second.
There are two more nas after her.
Although the ABCD classification is subjectively made by Cui Heng, as a veteran in the industry, he must have enough judgnt criteria and rich experience.
If Pei Yunxi is the cornerstone of CX Entertainnt, then Ning Hui could be considered a veteran. She was the second artist signed after Pei Yunxi, seemingly due to Fei Yi’s connections.
When she signed with CX Entertainnt, she probably didn’t et Cui Heng’s A-tier standards, but thanks to the success of “That Blue,” where she played an important supporting role, Ning Hui naturally rose to fa, breaking through to beco a top female star. From the statistics book, it’s clear that she has secured quite a few advertising endorsents in the past year.
To this day, seeing others progress in their careers because of him, Boss Jiang is quite gratified.
Well then.
Though it might seem like I’m just praising myself, even if I haven’t been hands-on, as the boss, I’ve contributed sowhat, right?
“What about Pei Yunxi?”
Jiang Chen asked again.
He flipped through the pages, but he indeed didn’t see the company’s top artist’s na.
Cui Heng laughed, “Mr. Jiang, does Yun Xi even need to be ranked? If this were a roster of martial arts masters, Yun Xi would be the Grandmaster who could establish a new school, needing no ranking at all.”
Jiang Chen smiled; this analogy was indeed amusing.
“There is sothing I need to report to Mr. Jiang.”
“Go on.”
Jiang Chen responded promptly.
“It’s about Ning Hui.”
Jiang Chen was surprised and then curious: “What’s going on?”
“Paparazzi captured photos of her privately eting soone romantically.”
Although Cui Heng’s words were tactful, if it were just a minor issue, it wouldn’t be brought up specially.
Due to the nature of their profession, an artist’s love life is always a sensitive issue.
“Is she dating?”
Jiang Chen got straight to the point. If it were soone else, he wouldn’t care much, but after all, she is the company’s second signed artist after Pei Yunxi.
“It seems she is.”
Jiang Chen laughed, “If it is, then it is; if not, then not. Why be so evasive?”
Seeing his attitude, Cui Heng no longer evaded, “The company paid to get the photos from the paparazzi. The matter hasn’t been publicized yet, but if there’s a first ti, there may be a second. Once news gets out, it might affect her career.”
Jiang Chen understood Cui Heng’s stance and was aware of the unspoken rules in the entertainnt industry.
Just like how getting divorced is seen as a flaw when pursuing a political career, celebrities dating may cause so fans to lose interest.
So companies even have strict rules requiring artists to “purify desires” and avoid romantic entanglents.
Of course.
CX Entertainnt, being a part of Boss Jiang’s business empire, is a company that also embodies humanistic values.
They wouldn’t ask their artists to sever all emotions and desires.
“Ning Hui is an A-tier artist with a solid foundation, so even if she’s dating, the impact should be limited.”
When newcors date, it does effectively kill their career prospects, but for an established star, dating is just a normal part of life, which, though delayed, must be embraced eventually, right?
“It’s not that she can’t date; the impact can indeed be managed, and even if there is so damage, it can be withstood. But the man she chose is a rather unremarkable star within the industry.”
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