Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled

Shen Wanning surely knew about it, she often came across those short videos.

It was all kinds of luxury cars, showing off and slapping faces.

Then there were exaggerated plots designed to create thrilling storylines.

How could such a low-quality short video production company be valued at three billion now?

"How come I remember that Xin Teng Live Streaming was only established last year?"

"Exactly, it was my Uncle Fu who set it up. My brother-in-law gave him two hundred million and spent another six hundred million to buy the headquarters building for their use. He himself said that the speed of making money in the live streaming industry is beyond imagination."

Jiang Peiyao said, "My brother-in-law also mentioned that although there are differences among us practice students in terms of appearance and talent, if we were to join the influencer circle, we would definitely be at the top tier. By making good use of the time as practice students, those who can’t debut can sign directly with them to become influencers, with a guaranteed annual salary of over eight million."

Eight million?

Of course, Shen Wanning had no doubts about what Jiang Peiyao said, since she was the only practice student who could access the big boss anytime and anywhere.

To someone of the big boss’s caliber, eight million is almost the same as eighty yuan in their pockets.

It was the 2016 Splendor Electronic Music Festival.

The investment reached around two hundred million, with a hundred thousand people singing together and the world’s top hundred DJs, as well as rock bands and top-stream singers.

The reason for organizing such an extravagant event was mainly to celebrate the arrival of the Splendor 2016 season.

It was also on this stage that they planned to launch the practice students to stardom.

Do you know how many people pay attention to performances on that kind of stage?

As long as there’s a highlight, becoming an instant hit is inevitable.

What Shen Wanning admired the most was that simple and honest Phoenix Yang Chaoyue.

She lazily went through the motions, yet her popularity almost reached the same level as theirs.

The number of her supporters was countless.

In the professional sector, out of the fifty practice students, Yang Chaoyue was absolutely the bottom one.

Of course,

she herself also worked very hard, practicing more diligently than anyone else.

But dance is something that often needs to be practiced from a young age.

Starting to learn after the age of eighteen is what they call locking the stable door after the horse has bolted.

No matter who was first among the practice students, she was always second.

It was indeed quite strange.

Jiang Peiyao had only been learning dance for a few years. After her brother-in-law brought her out of a shady small factory in Capital City, she began to get involved with these activities.

At that time, she had top industry teachers specially responsible for teaching her one-on-one.

Over a few years, she also transformed from an ugly duckling into a little swan.

If guys saw the two practicing together, they would certainly call it a beautiful sight.

It’s just that among the fifty girls in the practice camp, each had their plans.

Many who knew they wouldn’t be chosen simply set their minds on making short videos and becoming influencers.

As proven by reality, the already-hot talent competition easily caught fire on the internet with just a bit of filming.

Gathering followers was also quite easy.

Like a few girls playing badminton in the back.

Or holding a barbecue party, and dancing together and so on.

The overall presentation was one of tranquil years.

Once they dropped the idea of debuting, they found these days to be truly wonderful.

The big boss only gave them three thousand a month at face value.

But the rewards in secret were surprisingly ample.

For instance, each person directly received a hundred thousand during the New Year.

After the New Year, when work officially started again, each got a shopping card worth a hundred thousand and a cash red envelope of fifty thousand as a reward.

Besides, they could also take on advertisements from within the group.

Like Shen Wanning, who was sponsored by Antler Coffee,

with an annual endorsement fee of 1.8 million after taxes.

You think that’s small money?

Her family was in quite good conditions among the practice students, with her parents earning just over three hundred thousand a year.

She was only in her second year of university. After joining the practice camp, she could immediately achieve an annual salary of over two million.

How many can do that?

Not to mention the simple-minded Yang Chaoyue, who was willing to sign up for a salary of three thousand; she now took home three million.

Even Yang Xiaoxiao cheerfully called her dad, Old Yang, to tell him she no longer needed his support, which shows that the income is indeed very high.

As for others, they also made several hundreds of thousands in a year.

As long as you don’t compete for those few debut positions, they are quite happy.

The debut spots were concentrated among a few top players anyway.

Jiang Peiyao didn’t need to compete with her.

She was already calling the big boss "brother-in-law," what else was there to fight for?

So, once you stop thinking about those last few debut spots, the talent competition can indeed be very joyful.

Living in the best rooms, eating the best meals, and being personally driven by a specialized Bospeed V-class vehicle when going out.

And earning tens of thousands a year.

As long as you don’t pressure yourself, there are no performance assessments for them.

Going out and directly securing an annual salary of eight million shows what a perfect life springboard this is.

The next day, the Lantern Festival, also the fifteenth day of the new year. n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

The group had a day off, and everyone rushed to Chongming Flower Sea in the afternoon to join the internal Splendor Electronic Music Festival.

This was destined to be a carnival feast for the young and a time of reminiscing for the middle-aged.

When Gao Yaotai, who sang "Spark," stood on the stage,

do you still remember those keys you once furiously hammered?

When it comes to hosting large-scale events, Tengying Group has always been willing to spend big money.

This time’s electronic music festival even rented the entire Flower Sea Island for a hundred-thousand-people rave.

Whether it was Gao Yaotai’s "Spark" or the Zero Point Band’s "Believe in Yourself,"

both brought an inspirational power.