Once the commission was fully completed, the remaining skill rewards would be handed over to Jiang Hang.
It looked like Jiang Hang would have to wait a while longer for those skill rewards.
Still, seeing the progress bar for the task of earning one billion in fifteen days jump forward by a large amount, Jiang Hang was naturally quite satisfied. It seemed that over the next week, he would not have to grind himself to the bone like he had over the past few days.
He had now arrived at Daibao Films. Filming for Gomera had officially wrapped, and after Jiang Hang invested funds into the production, Gomera's final battle against the other monsters had received comprehensive upgrades in every aspect.
There was naturally no need to say much about the fight scenes. Jiang Hang was now proficient in more than twenty martial arts from around the world, and the monsters did not need overly elaborate fighting moves anyway. As long as they fought viciously and fiercely, they could draw the audience's attention. It did not take much time for Jiang Hang and the martial arts director he had "beaten into submission" to work out a set of combat moves suited to monsters and put them into the actual filming.
And aside from the fighting, explosions were likewise an indispensable part of monster movies.
After all, in this sort of tokusatsu production, those explosions were created by genuine explosives. That was also the most expensive part of giant-scale tokusatsu.
Realistic models that took several painstaking days to make might only appear on screen for a few seconds before being blown up or destroyed in the monsters' battle.
If the explosion failed to achieve the desired effect, they had to do it all over again, and the previous investment would essentially