
2005: From Toy Factory to IP Giant
2005:从玩具厂到IP巨头
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 668k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My Personal Picks from Qidian
No chasing trending hits here, just hidden gems I've read word by word and truly loved. I picked each one for myself, with readers who love stories as much as I do in mind. I hope we'll meet here and share an exciting journey.
"Treasure Trove Bookshop": Anime and Light Novels, No AI-Generated Stories
Mostly anime and historical fiction. I write reviews but don't give ratings. Most of these books are complete. Some explore extremely niche topics, while others are famous blockbusters. Whether it's a morning glory tucked away in a corner where nobody sees it or a rose beloved by everyone, each has its own brilliance. These books all have some degree of originality. I won't use AI to bring in older books, and I've also filtered out some ongoing works, so I rarely use AI or quote it at all. Parti
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Another heroine-like character appears. You are writing a business novel. It would be nice to have a heroine who does not let the protagonist be a monk. In fact, having the protagonist be a monk does not affect the performance of the business novel, but it must not be written as a harem novel. The readers who read the two kinds of articles are different readers. The readers who read the article now are attracted by your culture and IP. Once you tend to have multiple female protagonists and the proportion of the length increases, you will attract readers who like to read about multiple female harems. They don't care what your IP is. All they care about is how many beautiful women the protagonist has sex with. I have been reading books for 10 years, and there are many books that are very good at the beginning. When I asked in the comment section if there were multiple women, I saw that more people were asking, so the author changed the writing direction. At first, there were only 2 or 3 women, but later on, there were more and more women, and it became a harem novel. What really makes readers finish one book and follow you to the next is your writing, characterization, and plot design, not how many women the protagonist has fallen in love with. The really good harem novels are those that have worked hard on the pen above. Those who open a harem because of readers' calls can't finish a harem novel.
The price of this treasure is too outrageous, right?
In 2000, a blind box sold for RMB 39, but you are right to say that it sells for RMB 39 now. If you buy a 50-yuan point card in 2000, you should think twice about it.
It's so boring. Uncle Meng's Yo-Yo sold out in less than ten chapters. How many chapters can your first product sell?
Later, let's help a bunch of animes like Star Travels and Quiba.
Let me see if this is another novel where you have a lot of career and then only one year has passed when you look at the timeline.
When I saw the introduction, I thought of a question: If it really becomes a private company like Disney with many IPs, can the protagonist himself keep it? This is equivalent to a child holding gold, or gold from a gold mine. Disney has what is known as the strongest legal affairs on the planet, protecting its interests and even pushing to amend the copyright law to extend the copyright period.
The vast majority of people will basically not go to college after they are born again, unless they plan to start a technology business and have no capital in the early stage. Otherwise, what is the point of going to college?
In modern times, except for gamblers and drug addicts, would anyone really cut off the whole family's escape route and gamble with the family's stability or even their lives for an uncertain profit?
Main line: novels, games, animation, film and television, amusement parks, and one-stop IP development. Branch: Investment in stock market finance, Internet, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robots, drones, aerospace
It's useless to be blind at this point in time, every day is a blind box 🙂