The good thing about Zhu Mengmeng was that, unlike the two hopeless homebodies Chu Ge and Qiu Wuji, she was a typical social butterfly who knew the surrounding area well. She couldn't be bothered to pinch pennies and compare prices at three different places, either; as long as she liked it, that was enough. Before Old Zhu's plane had even landed, she had rented premises for the studio, along with several apartments for the staff.
If Chu Ge had been looking himself, there was no way he could have sorted it out in less than three to five days. Zhu Mengmeng hadn't even needed an hour, and the studio came fully furnished, complete with office equipment...
As soon as Old Zhu arrived with everyone, he took Qiu Wuji straight to the government service center and handled the entire studio transfer in one go, with astonishing efficiency. As though she were dreaming, Qiu Wuji looked around her own studio's hundred-odd square meters-not too big, not too small-and at the employees already organizing their desks, her eyes still a little dazed.
Is this my company...?
I've started a company in the modern world... I'm a fully legitimate legal representative...
Although it was called "Boundless Chu Tian Animation Studio," it was registered as a limited liability company. This wasn't a sole proprietorship, but a joint venture with Mengmeng... Its business scope covered comics and animation production, as well as commissions for all kinds of character illustrations. It was entirely aboveboard.
"This company should be called Qiu Qiu Mengmeng Studio!" Zhu Mengmeng pouted. "I don't know why Dad went along with your man and called it Boundless Chu Tian. That book, Boundless Chu Tian, is only one of our projects. It's not like we're going to stop after doing just one book..."
Qiu Wuji