What Huang Yanxi said aligned perfectly with Lin Yi’s own thoughts. He decided to go ahead and trade for a 20% equity stake in the Tomato Music Platform. Furthermore, he approved of the way Tomato handled things; after all, they were the only platform that hadn't removed any of his works. As long as he had Weibo and Doulang as his strongholds, he wasn't worried about losing exposure or traffic. As for the platform itself, it made little difference to him; money wasn't his primary goal—it was just a side benefit. He chose Tomato because it was a small, budding platform, which would make communication easier in the future. On mature, established platforms like NetCloud or Goose, he, as a complete amateur, would be dispensable.
Once he made the decision, he relayed the confirmation through Jiang Qingshu, and the other party quickly sent over a memorandum of understanding for the partnership. They could sign electronically first and finalize the formal agreement later. Naturally, Lin Yi once again tapped into Wang Qiutong’s legal team for this; he was more than happy to let them handle all the details.
For Lin Yi, the deal with the Tomato Music Platform was merely a minor interlude. His most important task remained earning Fame Points. Suddenly, a question occurred to him: was releasing songs alone too slow a way to accumulate fame? He had already consulted the system, and the Entertainment System offered far more than just songs. Manga, calligraphy, novels, movies, dance, poet…
Chapter 243