Ren Pingsheng wanted to do online games not an impulse on a whim, but a well-thought-out decision.

At present, several typical cash bull industries in China have high access conditions. Judging from Ren Pingsheng's current abilities, it is difficult to intervene.

Insurance, banks, communications, ports, etc. are all state-monopolized or semi-monopolized industries. Ordinary people don’t have to think about it at all and can’t interfere.

Electricity, water affairs, and highways are all money cows of local governments. They are all private lands for people with their own attributes, and they are not something that ordinary people can get involved.

Outside these fields, the only one that is not monopolized and has a low threshold is online games.

In addition to R&D, server and bandwidth costs, the cost of an online game is minimal.

After the online game starts to operate, all that is left is to deal with bugs and regularly maintain them.

There is no depreciation problem in the software.

A large online game can only recover if it has more than 200,000 users and run for half a year, and its future income will be net profit.

Apart from drugs and tobacco, there is no better business than online games, and the money is legal.

From 2006 to 2017, the size of China's online game market increased from 8 billion yuan to 200 billion yuan, a 25-fold increase in ten years.

In 2006, Shengda Network, a leader in the domestic online game market, had a net profit of 200 million yuan per quarter, equivalent to a net profit of 1.66 million yuan per day.

In 2017, Tengxun, the leader of the domestic online game industry, had a quarterly profit of 24.4 billion yuan, equivalent to a daily net profit of 200 million yuan.

The stable cash flow brought by online games has supported countless Internet companies.

To be honest, except for Alibaba and Baidu, other companies in the Chinese Internet industry rely more or less on the profits of online games to embellish the reports.

Luoyi, which was once on the verge of delisting, survived by self-developed online games. Souhu, whose market share has gradually shrunk, has also survived its online game revenue.

Tengxun, the number one in the Internet in China, contributed more than 1 billion in profits in business, but the R&D cost is negligible and is a real cash cow.

However, Ren Pingsheng traveled a little late. The Hero Times Studio, which developed "Zheng" was originally one of the many studios under Shengda Network. It was poached by business genius Shi Yuzhu two years ago. It has been half a year since the game "Zheng" was launched.

Although I feel sorry for missing "The Journey", there are still two opportunities waiting for Ren Pingsheng in the timeline of history.

One of Ren Pingsheng's two opportunities was the Huohu Studio, a subsidiary of Souhu, who developed the "Tianshenluo".

Although Duoyi Network did not produce any products at this time and its team strength was very weak, Ren Pingsheng knew that under the leadership of the legendary planner Xu Tao, Duoyi Network successively developed the two online games "Dream World OL" and "Divine Soldiers" and achieved success.

Although Duoyi Network is not large in size, it has gained a private place in the online game segment with its recognition and understanding of player needs and excellent R&D capabilities, and achieved a good result of an annual net profit of 1 billion yuan and a gross profit margin of 98.7%.

Compared with Huohuo Studio, Xu Tao and Jinshan Duoyi Network have a smaller size, worse situation, and weaker backing. Ren Qingsheng has a greater grasp of winning Jinshan Duoyi.

But he still emphasized the need to contact these two studios at the same time in order to prevent missed opportunities.

After listening to Ren Pingsheng's analysis, Zhang Wenwu and Lin Lisong both showed a look of admiration on their faces, and they also unanimously agreed with Ren Pingsheng's plan.

But Zhang Wenwu was still a little hesitant, after all, he still had a formal job now.

Although he is currently just a small credit specialist, Handong Bank is a very glamorous position in the eyes of others. It is difficult to get him to jump out and start a business with Ren Pingsheng, with Zhang Wenwu's cautious personality.

"Don't worry, we will run and contact each other during this period. Just help me do something well first." Ren Pingsheng saw Zhang Wenwu's worries and comforted him.

"What's the matter? I can help you with, and I will definitely do it." Zhang Wenwu was a little embarrassed and asked after wiping it.
Chapter completed!