Half a day after the launch of D-site, the number of new users in the backend experienced an explosive growth. Many people who had previously complained about the difficulty of the question bank finally succumbed to the "it's actually pretty good" phenomenon and joined the exam.

These people are all stubborn; if they fail an exam, they'll try again until they pass.

However, the exam questions are randomized, and the questions may be different each time. Therefore, some people have created a mutual help QQ group for the D-site introductory exam. If they encounter a question they don't know, they can take a screenshot and post it in the group, and someone will always know the answer.

The internet is flooded with discussions about Bilibili, especially the topic "You can't even pass the exam on Bilibili, yet you dare to call yourself an anime fan", which once topped the trending searches on major online forums.

Many netizens are showing off their "Anime Guardian" badges everywhere; those who enjoy watching anime are flooding the D-site with awesome bullet comments.

Ultimately, this website, which offers ad-free, free HD video streaming, is still the first of its kind in this day and age.

Jiang Xia sat in front of the computer, listening to Fang Jianzhong report the situation to him every half hour, but he felt very calm.

He had anticipated this scene long ago. The product concept from more than ten years ago, when applied to today, is indeed a crushing blow to a video website in this field.

As time goes by and computers and smartphones become more widespread, D-site's unique model will further attract the ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) community. It is believed that for a long time to come, D-site's new users and monthly active users will remain at a fairly high level.

What Jiangxia needs to do is to refer to the operational trajectory of Bilibili in its previous life, and build an ecosystem that continuously generates high-quality content around users, creators and content, forming a multicultural community with the ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) community at its core.

In addition, it is necessary to sign a group of content creators (UPs) who can produce high-quality content, carry out an incentive program for UPs, and attract more and more creators to D-site so that the foundation of the small website can be more solid.

Jiang Xia meticulously wrote down the organizational structure, long-term goals, and short-term development plans for D-site in a computer document. As long as the established goals are achieved step by step, D-site will surely become one of the best video websites in China soon.

"Xia, what do you need me for?" Li Weiya received a message from Jiang Xia and pushed open the office door.

Jiang Xia printed out the document he had just finished and handed it to Li Weiya.

Li Weiya finished reading the five-page development plan for D-site with a serious expression, then closed her eyes, seemingly processing the shock Jiang Xia had brought her.

She was quite certain that Jiang Xia had not discussed the future of D Station with her before, but now he had presented a detailed plan, even specifying what to do and how to do it at each stage.

If he only saw that DiliDili's launch was going well and came up with all these ideas, that would be too abnormal.

"Ah Xia, are you planning to set up a subsidiary so that D-site can continue to operate independently?"

Jiang Xia nodded: "Given the current situation, DiliDili will enter a period of rapid development. However, we do not have a professional operations and management team. If we rely on a program development department for basic maintenance, it is equivalent to giving up this development opportunity."

He smiled and continued, "Qitian Animation only needs to focus on creating good content, while DiliDili focuses on operating the content. However, under the current company structure, the development of the two has conflicted. DiliDili has become a department under Qitian Animation, with a loose organizational structure. I think both Qitian Animation and DiliDili need to maintain independent operation and do their own jobs well."

After listening to his words, Li Weiya completely agreed with Jiang Xia's point of view. The so-called professional people doing professional things and each performing their own duties will prevent the company's development from becoming a mess.

What do you want me to do?

"I'm planning to set up a group company, with Qitian Animation and DiliDili under its umbrella. Godmother, how about you take on the role of vice president?" Jiang Xia said with a smile.

This series of actions optimized the company structure, allowing both Qitian Animation and DiliDili to develop rapidly without interfering with each other.

If Jiang Xia were to add his father-in-law's Gao Yuan toys to the mix, he would have successfully completed the closed loop of animation production, content distribution, and the production and sales of related merchandise.

It can be said that his animation empire, with animation production at its core, has already taken shape.

Upon hearing Jiang Xia's words, Li Weiya was stunned. This position was practically second only to the top leader, and it involved managing two major companies simultaneously, granting her far greater authority than she currently held.

"You really don't want me to rest, do you?" She rested her chin on her hand, her tone slightly helpless.

"My godmother is so young, and besides, who else can I entrust this position to besides my godmother?"

"What about Yanwan?"

Does she seem to have time to herself?

Li Weiya thought for a moment and said, "Then I'll take it for her for now, and I'll return it to her after she graduates."

Jiang Xia smiled and nodded: "Either is fine, but she prefers music creation to managing the company, so please don't refuse, godmother."

"Okay." Li Weiya sighed softly.

I am destined to work for him for the rest of my life.

"Then I'll go and get busy."

"Yes, thank you for your hard work, godmother," Jiang Xia said sincerely.

Without Li Weiya's diligent help, the company's development would have been much slower.

After leaving the office, Li Weiya threw herself into her busy work. She now had an incredibly heavy burden on her shoulders. Not only did she have to serve as the art director for the Tom and Jerry movie, but she also had to establish a group company, set up a subsidiary of DiliDili, and assist Jiangxia in adjusting the company's organizational structure.

Each one is a big deal.

Wang Ming is out of the question; he's the chief storyboard artist for Tom and Jerry now, and his workload is heavy every day. If Yingying were here, she could help her with some of the work.

By the afternoon, D-site had added over 150,000 new users, while the number of visitors had reached nearly 700,000, and the number of bullet comments in the background was growing exponentially.

Especially their own Tom and Jerry series, which has thousands or even tens of thousands of viewers watching almost every episode simultaneously, with dense barrage comments almost filling the screen. This astonishing data has made some TV stations envious.

Fang Jianzhong was constantly in front of his computer, fearing that the server might one day collapse under the pressure. He never expected that the video website he created based on his boss's product requirements would become a hit within a single day.

Considering that Slam Dunk has been promoted for a long time, it will officially premiere exclusively on D-site tomorrow, and at that time even more people will flock to watch it.

So Fang Jianzhong led his team to work overtime overnight and increased the server's capacity by another order of magnitude.

(End of this chapter)