Female-dominated society: A beautiful boy from the countryside near Tokyo

Chapter 125 Clear Water Snow Moon, Company Data

Inside the room, Shimizu Yuzuki's excited voice came from the other end of the video call.

"Hey! Sister, wait a minute."

Before Hoshino could finish speaking, the video call was disconnected.

Shimizu Yuzuki did not hear what Hoshino Makoto said.

"Now that's bad, not only does my eldest sister know, but now even my aunt will find out."

"I originally wanted to achieve some results first before telling my aunt."

"Forget it, let my older sister tell Auntie. Auntie will find out sooner or later anyway."

Hoshino Makoto put down his phone and leaned back in his chair, completely relaxed.

He originally planned to tell Shimizu Setsukyo after the euthanized Frilian had achieved some success.

But it seems that it's no longer necessary. Judging from the tone of her eldest sister, Shimizu Yuzuki, she has probably already started telling her aunt.

"I've only managed to sign in two volumes of the 'Funeral of Frilian' comic book from the system so far."

"Following the typical publishing schedule for Tokyo manga, one volume will be released every three months after the contract is signed."

"There's a high chance that 'The Burial of Frilian' will be published, so these two volumes should last for six months. During that time, I should be able to sign in the remaining volumes through the system."

Hoshino Shin has clearly considered what will likely happen in the later parts of the manga.

Then he stretched easily and finished drinking all the milk on the table.

Then he sent a message to his older sister, Shimizu Yuzuki, saying he was going to sleep.

"It's already past eleven o'clock. If Auntie knew I'm still awake, she would definitely say something."

. . . . . .

Star Moon Comics Company, President's Office.

"Alright, Chunzi, you can go home now."

"I'll handle the rest."

Shimizu Setsukatsu sat in front of her office computer and glanced at her secretary, Sato Haruko, who was standing beside her.

"Okay, boss."

Standing to the side, Haruko Sato nodded, knowing that her boss always meant what he said.

Despite the considerable number of remaining documents, Haruko Sato obeyed Setsukatsu Shimizu's advice and left the office.

With Haruko Sato gone, only Setsukyo Shimizu remained in the office.

Shimizu Setsukatsu turned her gaze back to the computer screen in front of her, her beautiful and mature face slightly furrowing her brows.

"The strength of these established comic book companies is truly not to be underestimated; their consumption data has been steadily rising since the start of the Spring Festival holiday."

"Despite promoting Star Moon Comics through Snow Moon Entertainment Company before, we still can't catch up with them."

"It's not just that there are more excellent comics than Star Moon Comics, but more importantly, there are still a few top-notch comic works."

Shimizu Setsukatsu looked at the data of these famous Tokyo manga companies on the computer screen.

She picked up the coffee that was placed next to her, brought it to her lips, took a small sip, and immediately felt much more refreshed and awake.

"Since the start of spring break, the decline that Xingyue Comics had previously experienced has gradually stabilized and even shown an upward trend."

"But similarly, the data for these established comic book companies, which have top-notch comic book works, has also increased significantly."

"While their consumption data isn't rising in a straight line, it's generally maintaining an upward curve."

Shimizu Setsukatsu put down her coffee cup and gently rubbed her slightly throbbing temples.

"If only Star Moon Comics had its own top-tier comic works, the current data would definitely be even better."

"Or we could directly use Snow Moon Entertainment to promote Star Moon Comics Company."

Shimizu Setsukyo looked at the stable data of Hoshizuki Comics and other established comic book companies on the screen and sighed softly.

Compared to Star Moon Comics, these established comic book companies not only have more outstanding comic book works.

More importantly, each of them has its own top-notch comic works from its own company.

Shimizu Setsukyo is well aware that, for her Star Moon comics, the number of excellent comic works can increase over time.

However, the number of top-tier comic works that can make a company famous and bring it into the view of comic book readers cannot increase over time.

Shimizu Setsukatsu scrolled through the data on her computer screen.

"Top-notch comic works are still too few and too difficult to come by, and those established comic artists have all partnered with companies."

"If Star Moon Comics had top-notch comic works like these established comic companies, the current data would definitely not be showing an upward trend without actually being on the rise."

Shimizu Setsukatsu's right hand, resting on the mouse, rolled slightly, her mature and intellectual face showing thoughtfulness.

"Although I can still use Snow Moon Entertainment to promote Star Moon Comics, which will greatly boost Star Moon Comics' data and reputation."

"But Snow Moon Entertainment is, after all, a family business. Although it is currently under our control, the matter of using the family business to promote our private company still needs to be discussed and decided by the family before a decision can be made."

A thoughtful look flashed in Qing Shui Xue Yue's beautiful eyes, and her pretty face showed a slight contemplation.

Although Xueyue Entertainment is now under her control, it is a business of the Shimizu family, not Shimizu Xueyue's private property.

Xingyue Comics, on the other hand, is a private company founded by Shimizu Setsukatsu.

After the founding of Xingyue Comics Company, Shimizu Setsukyo had already promoted itself using Setsukyo Entertainment Company several times.

Otherwise, Hoshizuki Comics wouldn't have become a top-tier comic book company, but this behavior has also drawn opposition from many members of the Shimizu family.

Because Snow Moon Entertainment is a family business, while Star Moon Comics is Shimizu Snow Moon's private company.

Although Shimizu Setsugetsu paid for the promotion of the Star Moon manga in his own name.

However, if other family members were to imitate this practice of using a family business to promote their private company, it could lead to problems.

The series of effects and consequences it generates will cause additional damage and consumption of family resources.

Back then, Shimizu Setsukatsu was young and didn't think much of it, after all, she was the company president.

However, after serving as the company president for several years, Shimizu Setsukatsu realized that this kind of thing should not be imitated.

Fortunately, after she promoted it a few times, someone in her family stepped in to stop her.

"Using Snow Moon Entertainment to promote Star Moon Comics and thus increase its popularity is unacceptable."

"Moreover, as the president of Snow Moon Entertainment, I was young and naive back then and didn't think it was a big deal, but I absolutely cannot do that now."

Shimizu Satsuki sighed softly and glanced at the deep night outside the window.

It would be great if Star Moon Comics could have its own top-tier comic works.

If we promote it extensively then, the sales figures for Star Moon Comics will definitely increase.

Instead of remaining stable as it is now, with only an upward trend.

Perhaps they could even rise to the top of Tokyo's manga companies.

Thinking about this, Shimizu Setsukatsu couldn't help but chuckle at her own somewhat naive idea.

A hint of helplessness appeared on her mature and intellectual face; after all, such a thing seemed too far-fetched.

As the president of both companies, Shimizu Setsukatsu had stopped having any fantasies at some point.

Whether it was after she came of age, after her older sister passed away, or after she became the company president, Shimizu Setsukatsu didn't know.

"Forget it, why think about these things? Let's finish processing the remaining documents as soon as possible and get some rest."

Shimizu Setsukatsu stretched, relaxing her body which had been sitting for quite a while.

Just as she was getting ready to start work, the office door was pushed open.