The second day was no longer as free as the first.
Early that morning, the director assigned all the guests their tasks by drawing lots.
There were three tasks: catching and selling fish, harvesting and selling vegetables, and collecting and selling poultry eggs.
Since there were seven guests altogether, catching and selling fish was ultimately made a three-person task.
The staff carried a square drawing box over to the group.
To ordinary people, the box looked completely opaque, but to Su Jiu, it was no different from something transparent.
The director smiled at everyone present. "Who wants to draw first?"
Su Jiu glanced at Xia Yao. "You first."
Xia Yao looked a little puzzled. "Me first?"
Su Jiu nodded. "Go on. Draw."
The corner of Xia Yao's mouth twitched slightly. He whispered in Su Jiu's ear, "Usually, in situations like this, the seniors have to draw first, and then everyone else goes in order of their standing in the industry."
Su Jiu frowned, finding it terribly troublesome. Given the current situation, her plan to be on the same team as Xia Yao would most likely go up in smoke. She was not part of the entertainment industry, so she would probably have to draw last or second to last.
If only strength reigned supreme here, as it did in the Azure Realm.
Su Jiu and Xia Yao spoke very quietly and did not attract anyone else's attention.
Instead, Du Hongfang and Li Cheng caught everyone's attention as they politely deferred to each other.
The two had entered the industry around the same time and had similar seniority. One was a veteran best actor award winner, while the other was a director transitioning to behind-the-scenes work. Neither could be said to lack influence in the industry.
In the end, however, Li