Although doing so would cause immeasurable losses to film and television production companies, there was no other way.
These days, scandals kept erupting in the entertainment industry. Everyone had become increasingly cautious when selecting actors, conducting "artist risk assessments" on the main cast.
In the past, people mainly chose artists based on commercial value and fan influence. Now, the first thing they looked at was risk.
Fortunately, before Yu Kai formally signed a contract with Zhang Ya, he had drafted different compensation clauses based on Zhang Ya's specific circumstances.
Because Yu Kai was being kept by the wealthy Fei Fei, Yu Kai and Zhang Ya had signed a contract under which Zhang Ya bore full responsibility and all losses.
Now that this had happened, Zhang Ya naturally had to compensate them in full. Yu Kai was not particularly worried either; it would just delay the drama's release.
Ye Chen was quite satisfied with Yu Kai's arrangement, so he agreed to help write the theme song for this costume martial arts drama.
In the blink of an eye, three days passed.
Cheng Tong's wounds really did heal remarkably quickly.
By the third day, the gauze had already been removed. The wound had scabbed over, and the swelling in his nose had gone down. He had indeed met the requirements for discharge.
Even the hospital doctors were astonished. A group of doctors gathered around Cheng Tong and studied him for quite some time.
Later, when the doctors found nothing unusual about Cheng Tong aside from his rapid recovery, they simply assumed that he was young, healthy, and recovered well. They prescribed some medicine for him to continue taking at home and issued his discharge certificate.
Because Bai Feifei had a great many scenes to reshoot, she simply could not make time