"Forget it, I won't adapt this guy's novels anymore."

Gu Miao sighed and said: "The project of Son-in-law Immortal King made me realize the reality that just because a good book can be written, it does not mean that the author is reliable."

"That's right."

Chen Hu felt the same and said: "Even if this guy writes another magical book in the future, I will never be able to adapt it and cooperate with him."

How come you, the original author of the novel, are causing trouble and causing chaos to the animation production team all day long?

Wanbao is really unlucky for eight lifetimes.

Look at others!

Penguin adapted the novel "The Great Demon Lord", and the original author directly expressed: Satisfied! The effect of the animated adaptation was beyond my expectations, and I highly recommend everyone to read it!

Wanbao adapted Son-in-law Fairy King, but this guy complained on Weibo: Why did you delete so many plots? It makes me feel very embarrassed, after all, all the plots you deleted were the plots I added.

Very meow!

If he didn't think the impact was bad, Gu Miao would have arranged for a killer to kill this guy.

It saves him from ruining things all day long and saying crazy things that make the audience angry and cause trouble for the animation production team.

It's a bit speechless to say...

Although the author of the Son-in-law Fairy King is very unreliable, he is indeed the only website master under Bibi Reading that can do well.

That’s right!

Wanbao has invested hundreds of millions in the field of online literature, and has cultivated such a valuable author.

As for the other ones, it seems even more difficult to deal with. Penguin still has room for choice, but Wanbao Animation is better. It is the only one that can be adapted.

It's really heartbreaking.

Considering this embarrassing situation, Gu Miao learned from the pain and said: "Next year, we will increase investment in the field of online literature. If it doesn't work, we will flex our muscles in the field of American comics."

"All in all, I don't want to see this guy again."

Adapting web articles into animations is really a worry for Wanbao. Gu Miao has already made plans to try her best to try it again next year.

It would be best to incubate a few more IPs.

If this fails to incubate valuable web IP, the company will have no choice but to invest heavily in the American comic market and compete differentiatedly with Penguin on new tracks.

American comics are really good.

But the only bargaining chip Gu Miao has is the Justice League, a few superheroes, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The future is not very bright!

…

The Wanbao version of "Superman" restarts the animation project and is jointly produced by the North American branch and Jiangchuan headquarters.

This is a project that Gu Miao has always paid close attention to and invested a lot of resources and funds into. It is also a blockbuster SS-level masterpiece that he personally nominated and a key part of the plan to reduce the feudal lordship.

So far.

Wanbao Animation has invested more than 20 million US dollars in the "Superman" reboot animation project.

Doesn’t sound like a lot?

But don't forget, this is just a TV animation, not a Hollywood animated movie.

The investment of 20 million US dollars was mostly spent on Superman's new image design and foreign aid. For this purpose, the North American branch also hired a number of well-known Hollywood animation studios.

Salary costs in North America are indeed high.

On this point, no matter how arrogant Gu Miao is, he has to admit that the average hourly wage of animation practitioners in North America is almost 3-5 times that in China.

This alone is very expensive.

Not to mention, foreign animation generally attaches great importance to the position of "screenwriter", which is also different from domestic animation.

Take the animated reboot of "Superman" as an example. The hourly wages of the three core screenwriters, Frank, Harry and Hudson, are almost the same as those of the animation director and art director.

Of course, this is also what it should be.

After all, there must be excellent screenwriters first, and then there can be excellent animated stories! If you are reluctant to spend money on this aspect, the quality of the story will naturally not be much better.

Although in Gu Miao's opinion, the plot of the Wanbao version of the "Superman" animation is still a Hollywood assembly-line hero story, this does not affect the audience's love.

To put it bluntly, wild boars cannot eat fine chaff!

This set of assembly line hero stories may not seem very sophisticated, but it is indeed popular in the global market. If the audience likes this set, Wanbao does not need to go against the audience.

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Chapter completed!