Wang Manni had run out of ways to fill the gaps in the production crew, so she posted a recruitment notice during her livestream.
She hadn't expected much, but netizens kindly tagged some people in the film and television industry who were between jobs. To her surprise, several of them came forward, and the crew gradually took shape.
One of them was Director Liu, a veteran director in the industry. Under normal circumstances, he wouldn't have considered working for such a small company.
But the ancient town in Wang Manni's hometown was perfect for a relaxing vacation, so after netizens brought it to his attention, he signed a two-year contract and planned to work there for two years.
With a director on board, several actors who wanted to take a break also moved there. They became assistant directors on the crew, responsible for coaching the short-drama cast.
Once everything had been arranged, Wang Yue and Wang Manni returned to Shanghai to invite screenwriters from the Shanghai Theatre Academy to help write some short dramas.
Director Liu had a close relationship with the Shanghai Theatre Academy, and his reputation proved useful. Wang Manni was able to sign several contracts with the academy for short dramas.
After getting everything sorted, Wang Manni left the rest to others and went straight home to pack for their honeymoon.
But when they reached their floor, they saw Gu Jia standing outside her apartment, talking to a woman.
"Mrs. Li, even for two million, I can't do it. I really don't have time to run a tea factory."
Seeing that Gu Jia wouldn't even let her into the apartment and clearly intended to give up on buying the tea factory, Mrs. Li grew anxious. "Mrs. Gu, I won't hide it from you. My family's business is