"Hello, I am Zhang Tingting. Hello, I am Ouyang Feng, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper."

"Your name is really quite poetic, it has a kind of chivalrous feel to it."

"Haha, thank you for the compliment. I've always wanted to meet the author who can write such a work, and today I'm truly amazed for the second time."

"I'm here today because Ms. Zhang's work has always been published in our newspaper."

"I'm here to discuss the collaboration behind this newspaper novel."

"I wonder if Ms. Zhang has any plans to sell the copyright?"

"I'm sorry, I really don't. Writing novels has always been my personal dream, so I have no intention of selling this work, and I don't need the money."

"However, when I saw your work, Mr. Ouyang, I was amazed. I would actually like to collaborate with someone like you."

"So, Ms. Zhang, you have other works that you've already completed. May I take a look at them?"

"Of course, I am very good at writing scripts and songs."

"I am very interested in these things, and you will certainly not be disappointed once you see them."

"Ms. Zhang, now that you mention it, I'm actually quite curious."

“You’re talented. Go and take my work to Mr. Ouyang for a look.”

As Ouyang Feng looked at these works, no matter which one it was, he felt an urge to continue reading as soon as he started reading.

These are all good works. If they could all be published in our own newspapers, sales would definitely skyrocket.

It's not impossible for them to even become number one in the industry, since sales volume is the only way for this newspaper to survive.

"Ms. Zhang, I've seen these works, and to be honest, they are all excellent, no less so than the works you're currently updating at our newspaper."

"I know you came to see me this time for more than just these things, right?"

"After all, your works are in high demand no matter where they are. I also know that even if I leave, people will still want to come and see you to talk about these works."

“Mr. Ouyang, you are right, but I admired you very much because I had read your works before.”

"The point is that I don't want to just do something so simple; I want us to cooperate and achieve a win-win situation."

"To be honest, I have written a lot of works and screenplays, dozens of them, which I have not published. The works you are reading are just a small part of what I have written."

“I’ve also learned about you. There are six children in your family, and you are the youngest.”

"Although you are the editor-in-chief of this newspaper, the advantage does not lie with you."

Ouyang Feng was surprised that Zhang Tingting knew so much about him; she had come prepared. He became even more curious about the cooperation she mentioned.

“Your family is quite well-off, but there are too many family members, making the situation too complicated.”

“I think we can set up our own newspaper. You have connections here that I don’t have, but my abilities are also something that others don’t have.”

"Besides, your second brother also runs an entertainment company here. I'd like you to introduce us so we can collaborate."

"So that's how it is. No wonder you approached me first to discuss cooperation."

"That's possible, but I'm also quite curious why you would want to collaborate with me. There are many people more capable than me."

"It's just a matter of first impression. I think you're a good person, and after seeing your work, Mr. Ouyang, I feel that we are both people with dreams."

Ouyang Feng remained noncommittal. Of course, he didn't believe what Tingting said, but seeing how serious she was, he had no choice but to take it as true.

He was certainly tempted. He only owned a small percentage of the newspaper's shares, but if he could cooperate independently, he would earn much more.

"Alright, it's impossible for just the two of us to succeed right now, isn't it?"

"Yes, and there's your second brother too. I also have my nephew Youcai, whom you know."

"With talent in management, and our four-way cooperation with interleaved shareholdings, I think there's no problem, right?"

"That's fine, but I need to go back and tell my second brother first. I'll let you know later."

"Alright, Mr. Ouyang, you should come earlier. I'm worried that things might change if we wait until tomorrow."