After reviewing the two games that Jin Taeheng brought, Chen Yiyang felt there was more than a fifty percent chance that investing in his studio wouldn't result in a loss.
That probability was already quite high.
So Chen Yiyang discussed terms with Jin Taeheng.
Jin Taeheng was willing to offer a lot of shares, but the only condition was that he wouldn't relinquish any control over the company.
Chen Yiyang agreed to this point.
After all, he wasn't interested in meddling in a game company founded by an art major.
In a way, the only worthwhile investment in this game studio was not the two games, but the founder himself.
After signing the investment contract with Jin Taeheng, Chen Yiyang accompanied him in Huaxia for three more days before seeing him off.
However, to resolve the cash flow shortages that Yiyang Automobile would face in price wars with other car companies after launching its first model, it couldn't rely solely on one game company.
