The studio got on track very quickly.
It had already been a very mature studio, with excellent resources built up in every area-it was precisely that quality that had drawn the attention of Mi Xiaolin's venture capital group. Taking advantage of an investment opportunity, they had employed all sorts of underhanded means to force out the original person in charge and turn the studio into their group's property.
Many of the assets split up in this judicial auction were similarly high-quality resources. Leaving aside how much Xie Wenyuan, Zhong Yi, Old Zhu, and even that Xia Junjie had gained from this, the studio had come at an incredibly useful time for Chu Ge and his wife.
Experienced artists were one thing, but it even had copyright and operations departments, with connections to all the major websites. The studio was still supplying installments for several works, including some familiar titles. Chu Ge had never paid attention to comic artists before and had no idea who drew them. Now he knew: his own company did...
Since the company had moved to Nanjiang, a few employees local to Magic City had resigned rather than come along, but most of the out-of-town employees had followed. Aside from the locals, most people in this line of work were young, without families tying them down. Working anywhere was much the same, and Zhu Mengmeng offered better pay and benefits.
As a result, the studio's overall structure remained relatively intact. It could get straight to work without even the sluggishness of a reorganization. It felt like nothing more than a change of premises... and the bosses were pretty, too.
In fact, most employees in animation and comics were longtime internet addicts and anime fans. Some were even fans of the Early Autumn Romance pairing... When they discovered