If there is really going to be a sequel, it will be unless Xiao Fugui ascends to another world, starts all over again, starts cooking for the Queen Mother in another world, and continues to work hard as the chief royal chef.

But this doesn't make sense logically.

Because Xiao Fugui cooks for his grandfather. Since his grandfather is dead, he can't come back from the dead, travel to another world and continue to be arrested, and then expect his grandson to come to the other world to cook and save him, right?

That’s too abstract!

Putting aside all these, it is absolutely impossible for an animation like "Master Chef Xiao Fugui" with a complete story and a good plot to have a sequel.

If there is indeed a sequel, there is no doubt that it is definitely because the copyright holder is too ugly and uses it to make money and sell feelings.

"You're right, there won't be a sequel."

Hou Bin agreed: "At this point, the story is considered complete. If we make a sequel, it will be to gild the lily and add more to the poisonous snake."

This sounds a bit familiar!

Gu Miao glanced at Hou Bin, but she didn't expect that this guy was quite sober and not dazzled by the achievements of "Master Chef Little Fugui", which was very rare.

Some animation producers are just not clear-headed and are dazzled by the temporary success. When they see the animation becoming popular, they recklessly announce a series and launch various sequels, which is just a waste of money.

There is definitely something wrong with your brain!

Do you really think that any animation or any work can be "serialized"? Blindly making a sequel will not only disgust the audience and fans, but also disgust yourself.

Gu Miao would not do such stupid things, and Hou Bin was not the kind of person who would do anything to make money.

the most important is……

The producer of the animation "Master Chef Xiao Fugui" is called "Jiangchuan Wanbao Animation Co., Ltd.", this is Wanbao!

Wanbao owns so many popular anime IPs, some of which are more popular than Chef Xiaofugui, and are more suitable for serialization. There are too many sequel projects to handle, so why bother doing such a disgusting thing?

Take ten thousand steps back.

Even if Gu Miao and Hou Bin really fall in the eyes of money, they feel that Master Chef Xiao Fugui is very popular and insist on making a sequel to this animated dog-tailed Diao.

Excuse me!

Within Wanbao Animation, there are countless similar sequel projects, Xiao Fugui, right? Just take your number and queue up. After another four or five years, it might be your turn to produce a sequel.

…

Money is the key, everything else is just advertising!

No matter how good "Master Chef Xiao Fugui" is praised by netizens, or how explosive the ending of the animation is, for Gu Miao, there is only one criterion for judging the success or failure of a project.

That is, the profit situation!

The purpose of starting a company is not to do charity. As an animation company, its animation works are naturally responsible for making money for the company.

In some cases, these two data, ratings and online broadcast volume, can even be ignored, and just look at how much money the animation earned when it was completed.

Chef Xiao Fugui’s performance was average.

This kind of average does not refer to average ratings or broadcast volume, but to the profitability.

Since peripheral derivatives are difficult to produce and sell, this animation relies more on the sale of broadcast rights, which is commonly known in the industry as "minimum living security."

With more than 100 episodes of animation, relying only on broadcast rights and advertising revenue is indeed a bit shabby.

Even if you include the policy subsidies, it's not much. The total profit from the entire "Master Chef Xiao Fugui" animation project is not even as much as a set of stationery from "Dragon Ball Z".

Yes, it’s that outrageous!

At a time when the animation "Dragon Ball Z" is becoming a global hit, Wanbao cooperates with a local stationery company in Jiangchuan to launch a complete set of Dragon Ball-derived stationery.

Gel pens, pencils, watercolor pens, pencil cases, compasses, erasers, rulers, pencil sharpeners, notebooks, etc...

Something that seems inconspicuous at first glance.

But for this set of stationery peripherals, global sales in the first quarter from January to April this year exceeded 1.05 billion yuan.

To put it bluntly, the money earned from making a "Master Chef Xiao Fu Gui" may not be as much as a co-branded pencil case of "Dragon Ball Z". It would be embarrassing to spread the word.

"After all, I made money."

"No matter how much you earn, it's a good thing if you can make money." Lao Zhang said with a smile, "Don't always use "Dragon Ball" to pressure Hou Bin, Huang Kun and others. Dragon Ball is a work that can be encountered but not sought."

"I got you……"

Gu Miao broke the defense and returned to breaking the defense, but she would not be angry with Hou Bin for such a trivial matter.
Chapter completed!