Chapter 363 ·Yen Payments Accepted (2)?

Yen 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Early morning, shopFandom headquarters.

The MD team leader arrived at the headquarters even earlier than the usual start time. It wasn't simply because of his diligence.

"Aigoo, you've all worked so hard!"

Last night, shopFandom announced its launch in Japan. The notice went out late to minimize issues, but to prepare for any unforeseen situations, members of the development team stayed on duty overnight.

The MD team leader came in early just to offer them these words of encouragement.

"No, it's fine. There wasn't much trouble."

"No, that means you worked even harder. You were so perfectly prepared."

No matter how kindly spoken, holding up tired people for longer is rude. Finishing up the conversation, the team leader immediately checked the situation.

Soon, as more employees arrived, they quickly organized the data.

"Okay. I'll report to the CEO, so everyone else, go grab a cup of coffee. I'll take mine with two shots, you know?"

"Yup! Got it!"

Smiling, the team leader sent the staff away and headed into the CEO'sOffice.

"Oh, you're here. I had a hard time stopping myself from going straight to you."

The CEO greeted him with a light joke. However, the expectation in the CEO's eyes was obvious.

The team leader immediately brought up a hologram graph and reported.

"As you can see, we've been very successful at attracting Japanese members. It's been less than half a day since the announcement and we've already surpassed 100,000."

"As expected! At this rate, demand should be more than sufficient! Idols are definitely something else."

The CEO burst into hearty laughter.

The team leader also smiled in response and nodded.

"Yes, with Sweeties alone, it looks like we'll easily surpass the break-even point for revenue from Japan."

The reason ShopFandom hadn't supported international shipping up until now was simple. None of the influencers they had onboarded so far were worth the risk of overseas expansion.

But now the situation had changed.

"Ha, now I finally feel a bit relieved. Rationally, I was sure there wouldn't be any problems, but it was definitely a big challenge for me as well."

"Of course. I couldn't sleep a wink last night, to be honest."

"Still, you're definitely something else, CEO Jang. The Japanese network you connected us with paid off, and you worked hard too, team leader."

The CEO nodded, clearly satisfied. It was a sign that the team leader could leave, but he looked around for a moment.

Wondering why, the CEO held his tongue as the team leader spoke first.

"There was one unexpected situation."

"Yes?"

The CEO's eyes widened. But it didn't seem like something bad—if it had been a problem, the team leader wouldn't be so casual. Still, his expression was oddly subtle.

Soon, the team leader brought up a new graph.

"Purple's goods order volume has surged again."

"... Purple?"

The CEO glanced between the graph and the team leader, frowning in confusion.

"Aren't domestic orders backlogged too? Even if we run the factory at full capacity, it'll be a while before we catch up, right?"

"Yes, that's correct. So we notified on the info page that shipping will take at least a month, but... the orders keep piling up."

"You're not telling me the notice didn't go up in Japanese, right?"

The CEO, frowning, logged into the website to check for himself.

But the warning message was still right there, even when the language was switched to Japanese—written in large, red letters at the very top, impossible to miss.

"What on earth..."

"So, I looked over Purple's recent activities a bit."

As the team leader explained, the CEO's eyes grew bigger.

"Japanese ads? And even emotes?"

"Yes, Purple is constantly trending on Japanese Tweety. As Purple's recognition rose, we opened our doors."

While this was the best possible scenario for Lee Gyeongbok, shopFandom's position was slightly different.

"I think we should consider postponing the priority of Japanese orders."

The team leader's voice was cautious, laced with worry.

"Production lines are already almost entirely focused on Purple. If we also handle Japanese orders now, it'll have to be a two or three month delay notice, or else other influencers' goods will inevitably be put on hold."

Whatever decision they made, complaints were unavoidable. The CEO stroked his chin, wearing a serious expression.

"I thought order volume would drop off once the Metal Punch tournament ended, but it looks like we'll need to think this through."

He had thought everyone who wanted to buy already had, but now unexpected new customers were arriving from across the sea.

The CEO looked around, then clapped his hands lightly.

"Let's turn this crisis into an opportunity."

"Yes?"

"To be honest, even launching in Japan felt lacking. While Sweeties opened the door for us, they actually have better recognition than we do there, right?"

"... That's true."

ShopFandom had entered Japan with Sweeties in the lead. In other words, they were somewhat overshadowed by Sweeties.

But ShopFandom didn't only sell celebrity goods—there were so many more influencers.

"Let's move forward with the second Perfect goods project."

"You mean...?"

"Let's use this opportunity to make our name known in Japan alongside Purple."

Lee Gyeongbok was the perfect influencer for making that announcement.

"Explain the situation and try to set up a meeting as soon as possible. I'll make myself available any time."

* * *

Early afternoon, team Perfect was holding its regular meeting.

The mood in the conference room was lively.

"I'm glad the renewed emotes turned out so well."

"Right? People everywhere seem to love them, domestic and international alike?"

At Jo Daehan and Madman's words, Choi Byeonghun smirked.

"Look at how membership signups are increasing. Goes to show, you have to provide regular perks."

"Nobody hates new releases. I think the photographer felt a real sense of accomplishment too."

As Park Juho took over, he worked his hands.

"Hm? What's this?"

"It's a storyboard the photographer sent via email last night. They're eager to try another emote set and want to hear our thoughts."

A hologram image appeared before everyone. Even though it was just a simple sketch, no one took it lightly.

"When did they even draw this?"

"Aren't they busy with the emote renewal?"

Coming up with a brand new emote concept while working on a renewal was no easy feat.

As if having anticipated this response, Park Juho replied immediately.

"They said they've been working on the concept and sketches since the suggestion first came in. And thanks to Daehan mentioning the Black Company theme last meeting, their worries got resolved."

"Oh, that's why he's wearing a suit."

Lee Gyeongbok nodded.

The sketched character seemed to be a company employee, depicted in formal attire. Everyone's attention soon shifted to the neighboring concept explanation.

"It was originally 'Black Company's Common Sense.' But they changed it."

"Hmm, they must've thought ahead. Would have overlapped with the Perfect Common Sense meme otherwise."

"So, instead of 'common sense', they settled on the keyword 'four operations' (sachik)."

The final name became "Black Company's Four Operations" emote.

"Ah, so that's BlackFourOps-con?"

"It's not a standalone like Kemalcon, it's a set of two."

As Park Juho explained, he brought up example emote images after the character sketch.

Team members burst out laughing as they saw the list.

"Ah, is that supposed to be me?"

A character sat at a desk with a nameplate, surrounded by piles of work.

[The CEO should have the most work.]

And the message bubble said this.

"And here's where you add the FourOps-con."

Next to it was a character with an indexed finger raised, along with text.

[That's the rule of four operations, isn't it?]

The team leafed through more examples, chuckling.

"This next one is hilarious: 'Thinking about parade rest as soon as I start work. That's the rule of four operations, isn't it?' Every office worker can relate."

"No, what gets me most is the little four operations symbols on the FourOps-con."

Choi Byeonghun laughed, pointing at the FourOps-con. Fluffy '+-×÷' symbols hovered around the character.

"They must like these kinds of wordplays."

"They're the same one who made Kemalcon after all."

As everyone laughed, madman quietly looked around.

"Um, but...won't Japanese fans have a hard time understanding this kind of code?"

Since the concept was based on a Korean pun, it was clear Japanese fans might not get it.

Lee Gyeongbok paused to ponder, then smiled.

"That's a good point, but I think the photographer has the right idea."

Everyone turned to look at him.

"We're not just selling this BlackFourOps-con as a simple logline, are we? We didn't make Kemalcon just for that from the start either. The main focus should be on broadcast."

"I agree. Plus, our emotes are a bit different in nature from other general emotes, right?"

Jo Daehan chimed in in agreement.

"Normally, products are tailored to customer understanding, but goods are a bit different. Goods are often sold with the assumption customers already know the related meme, and the more you know, the more valuable they become."

"Oh, yeah...that's true. I guess I was worrying for nothing."

"Nah, it was good to bring it up and clear the air."

Everyone nodded at Choi Byeonghun's words, and Lee Gyeongbok clapped to draw attention.

"Great. Let's proceed with the emote concept as is. Juho, once you have all the storyboards, organize them and send them to NEVER."

"Got it. I'll relay to the photographer."

"Alright, let's wrap up the meeting."

With the end of the meeting declared, everyone tidied up. But some tasks remained.

"Byeonghun, can you wrap up here?"

"Yeah, have a safe trip."

"Good luck!"

Leaving Choi Byeonghun and Madman behind, the remaining three quickly left the conference room.

"Expansion into Japan, that's unexpected."

"Seriously. Didn't think we'd be prepping the second goods this fast."

Lee Gyeongbok smiled as he got into the car and glanced at the back seat.

"Daehan, we'll be counting on your Japanese expertise."

This was the reason for bringing Jo Daehan along, unlike the last goods project.

"Yup! Leave it to me!"

His enthusiasm was fueled by the expectations of the others.

* * *

Once at the headquarters, the meeting prep moved at lightning speed. The CEO and MD team leader welcomed the three.

"Thank you so much for making time for us!"

With heartfelt greetings, they began.

"We explained by email as well, but your popularity in Japan is enormous right now."

"World-class really isn't an exaggeration. We were honestly shocked."

Responding to their effusive praise, Lee Gyeongbok smiled.

"Thank you. I also heard ShopFandom's expansion into Japan is going smoothly. Never imagined Sweeties would be coming onboard."

"Well, it was about time. Previous goods sellers had so many issues: wrong deliveries, and quality a letdown for the price. Fan-made goods were often better than the official ones. Oh, but I'm sure ShopFandom will be different."

Everyone glanced over as the sudden flood of words ended. The object of everyone's attention, Park Juho, cleared his throat sheepishly.

"Sorry, I got a little excited..."

"He's a Sweeties fan as well."

Once Lee Gyeongbok explained, the CEO and team leader nodded in understanding.

"Of course! That would be frustrating."

"Since you're a fan, we'll set aside some Sweeties goods for you."

But Park Juho instantly waved his hands.

"No, that's fine. I'll purchase them fairly. That's what makes a BRICKs."

"Wow, a genuine fan indeed."

"Ahem, sorry for derailing things. Let's start the meeting."

Though he seemed a bit embarrassed, no one minded. In fact, the atmosphere was more relaxed for it.

"To confirm before we proceed, there's no goods-related clause in your contract with NEVER JAPAN, right?"

"That's right. I only contracted for emotes, so there aren't any double contract issues to worry about."

The CEO and team leader looked relieved at Lee Gyeongbok's reply, smiling.

"Great. As we said in the email, we want to break into the Japanese market together with Purple."

"With other influencers it might not work, but with Purple, the demand is certain. As we've seen, Japanese fan purchases are already heavy."

As their explanation continued, Park Juho raised a hand to get their attention.

"Ah, we have something to confirm, as well."

"Of course, go ahead."

"For foreign currency revenue, does the settlement only happen in won? Or is it possible to settle in yen as well, like now?"

Both CEO and team leader's eyes went wide at the question, but fortunately realized the point quickly.

"Right. If Purple gets a better exchange rate than us, it would be beneficial. We hadn't thought of that at all."

Unlike won, foreign currency is subject to exchange rates. If the amounts are small, it's no big deal—but at scale, losses can add up.

The CEO bowed his head immediately.

"Sorry! We were so focused on expansion, we didn't consider that."

He couldn't leave it at just an apology, so his mind raced.

"We'll change the system so each influencer can personally choose settlement in either won or foreign currency."

It wasn't just Lee Gyeongbok; this could affect other influencers too.

Fortunately, there was time to build the system.

"Oh, then there's no issue."

"Yes, I'm really sorry. We should have prepared and notified you in advance, but instead you helped us."

"We trust you'll pay more attention because of it."

Lee Gyeongbok joked, and the CEO nodded again.

"Of course! We'll focus solely on Purple for this Japanese expansion."

"However, the demand for Perfect goods is already saturated. Under the current circumstances, expansion will be tough."

The team leader chimed in gingerly.

Everyone was bewildered—a positive outlook was expected, but they were using words like "tough."

"We have a solution for that as well. I mentioned it before, but I'm not sure if you'll remember. We're also working to expand our product lineup internally."

"Oh, yes. You mentioned it when we were setting the Kemalcon figure price."

"Yes, right. We've worked hard on the figure side of things, too. And this Japanese expansion wasn't decided overnight, you know."

The CEO smiled, radiating confidence.

"We're preparing to sign directly with a Japanese supplier, not using domestic manufacturing."

"As you know, Japan's goods industry is highly developed. For figures, you can get both quality and large-scale production. The plan is to meet local demand and even reverse-import afterward."

The team leader added more details. Lee Gyeongbok turned to Jo Daehan.

Realizing it was his turn, he quickly thought it over.

"That makes perfect sense. The market is big, there are a lot of related events and professionals. There are more choices in both technology and types as well."

Lee Gyeongbok paused, then brought up a photo in hologram form.

"Would this level be possible?"

The photo was of a Bio Crisis figure made by fan 'Pugmalion'. The CEO and team leader's eyes widened.

"This...is incredible quality."

"That's actually really great. With an example like this, it's even easier to get an estimate."

Their eyes, filled with amazement, soon shifted to a businesslike focus.

"We were thinking of making a figure of the renewed Kemalcon, but now we have even more possibilities."

"Hmm, maybe it can become a new premium goods line? We could have both basic and premium models."

As he spoke, the CEO quickly shook his head.

"No, that was a poor choice of words. I don't mean it might be possible."

With a determined look, he corrected himself.

"I'll make it possible! That's my job."

Leaving things to chance isn't what a businessperson does—that's for gamblers.

Lee Gyeongbok was once again reminded of what an excellent businessperson he was.

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