Five Years Isn't Enough

For the next week, promotions for Zhen Huan Zhuan were in full swing. Trailers played across major self-media websites. Although neither Qin Ze nor Qin Baobao, two currently popular stars, appeared in it, the gimmick of Qin Ze trying his hand at a television drama for the first time still drew plenty of fan attention. Combined with the fanbases of the participating actors, Zhen Huan Zhuan received enormous attention.

Even so, the new show still had no air date. Shanghai City Television Station and Tian Fang Entertainment were still haggling.

Qin Ze's first foray into television had run into a neither-large-nor-small predicament: the new drama had not sold.

Thinking herself a considerate older sister, Qin Baobao dragged Wang Zijing to the City God Temple to draw a fortune stick for Qin Ze: "When illness reaches its crisis, it is no longer dangerous; when doctor and patient meet, the situation changes. With Ziwei shining overhead, evil stars retreat; whatever you plan will go smoothly."

"See? Even Buddha says there's no problem, so come shopping with your sister this weekend." Qin Baobao planted her hands on her hips, brimming with confidence.

Qin Ze could not even be bothered to remind her that there was no Buddha at the City God Temple. They were not even part of the same system.

The artists who had acted in Zhen Huan Zhuan probably wanted it to sell even more than Qin Ze did. The wrangling between Tian Fang Entertainment and Shanghai City Television Station had begun to make those once full of confidence uneasy.

"Qin CEO, I know a host at Toilet TV Station. Want me to give it a try?" Ye Qing, whose connections were relatively broad, sent him a message.

"Qin CEO, I know lots of people at TV stations. Want me to