Unexpected Visitor

"Back when you ran an animation studio in Modu, that didn't matter. If there was work, we started; if not, everyone took a break and played! After all, the contracts signed were short-term, and they explicitly stated that no wages would be paid during downtime... From top to bottom, the studio was quite loose!"

"But a company is different!" Zhao Qinyin looked at Chu Yu.

"This company has hundreds of people, all with families to support, mortgages and car loans to pay. The operation of this company cannot stop for even a moment, because salaries must be paid every single month!"

"Although our company's current form is quite good, it basically relies on you alone to create works! For one or two works, I believe you have no problem, and six or seven probably wouldn't be an issue either. But many of these employees are still decades away from retirement. Can you continue to create excellent works day after day for decades to support them and still keep the company profitable?"

Zhao Qinyin's words gave Chu Yu pause for thought...

That's right, even if one anime is released per quarter, that's four a year, four hundred in a hundred years...

Emmmmm...

But after thinking about it, the massive amount of works in the system space surfaced in his mind, and he looked up, bewildered.

"It should be no problem, right!"

"Pfft!!!" The water in Zhao Qinyin's mouth nearly sprayed onto Chu Yu's face.

As Chu Yu's friend, she had seen him obsessed with work day and night, so she pointed out the hidden dangers in his company's management. If Chu Yu were to ever run dry of inspiration, the salaries for so many people in the company would be a bottomless pit—social insurance, various benefits, daily operating expenses—even with Chu