Dragon, choose cultural victory to make money

Chapter 89 Re-employment of Laid-off Troupe Workers

Drogo was confused.

What's going on?

He really just came to share snacks, so how did he meet an old wild Big D?
Should I remind him to wear a helmet when he goes fishing with others next time?

As a dragon who is always very tolerant as long as money is not discussed, he has always liked to feed snacks to others.

Sharing snacks with others and eating other people’s snacks will double your happiness.

Today is the premiere of "Fire Teen King", so we can take advantage of the large flow of people to test which snacks that will be launched in the tea shop will be more popular.

Since current technology does not support a variety of food additives, there are not many types that can be made.

Of course, additives are not bad things. Sodium bicarbonate and monosodium glutamate can be used as additives.

The reason why people are so afraid of talking about it is partly because the propaganda channels are entangled with conflicts of interest.

Currently, the only long-distance transport snacks that Zhuoge can offer are deep-fried puffed snacks represented by potato chips and French fries.

Air-dried and dehydrated products such as dried meat and preserved fruits have a very long shelf life;

As well as glass and tin cans that are sealed after being fumigated with high-temperature steam.

I have also personally tried canned foods made from other types of peaches, and none of them are as delicious as the yellow peaches.

In order to enrich the taste of snacks, the druids who have finished studying tea have been collectively assigned to study spices.

At the crowded premiere, Drogo promoted his favorite original flavor, whole-cut potato chips everywhere, although only the original flavor is available now.

Apart from being irritating if you eat too much and being difficult to transport, whole-cut potato chips taste far better than chips made from mashed potatoes.

On the outskirts of the venue, Drogo spotted an old man who looked to be in his sixties or seventies, and he didn't look like he was here with his grandchildren.

These people are old but young at heart, and they are usually very accepting of snacks.

So it was natural for Drogo, an older and talkative man, to stroll over.

Then there was the "New Drama Guild!"

Drogo smelled a scent of stories behind this, and the fire of gossip burned fiercely. He found a quiet bench to continue chatting.

We talked about the entire episode of "Fire Teen King".

Drogo understood roughly what had happened.

The old man's name is Leontien Frederick, and he is from the same family as Yufei's silly best friend, Karina.

Since the name was too difficult to pronounce, Drogo decided to continue calling him Grandpa Carina.

The old man was a famous playwright who was active between 40 and 10 years ago and wrote more than classic plays.

He has taught at the drama academy for a long time and has many students.

It can be said that he was the one who extended the life of the Drama Guild. After him, the guild's creations became more and more rigid and more and more detached from the people.

After retirement, he became the honorary president of the Drama Guild in recognition of his contributions.

The desire to establish a new drama guild is simply based on the belief that drama will inevitably be replaced by the devil and that drama practitioners must be saved from disaster.

Very responsible, but a little too extreme.

It's a bit like the most radical reformers during the New Culture Movement. They didn't have bad intentions, but after seeing the huge gap, they went into the dead end of overthrowing everything.

At that time, many people supported the complete abolition of Chinese characters and embraced alphabetization.

Time has given the answer. Chinese characters are not a burden that hinders development, but a cultural treasure left by our ancestors.

Look at what Hangeul and Katakana have become.

This old man also believes that traditional drama has no merits and should be completely reformed.

And Drogo knows that although there are many differences between performing in front of the camera and performing on stage, they are essentially different presentations of art and cannot replace each other.

The visual effects that can be presented by the camera are not available from the shooting angles on stage.

However, the camera does not have the sense of presence brought by real actors on the stage.

Whether it was a play, a dance drama, or a musical, Drogo had seen some pretty shocking works.

The stage art of the Kingdom of Sutton has become what it is today, and drama cannot bear such a heavy blame. It is mainly a human problem.

"So I suggest that you should not set up a new drama guild, but a film and television drama guild, and develop in multiple fields."

Drogo concluded.

"Rebelling" someone who is quite famous in the theater industry would be very helpful in solving the shortage of actors at Drogo Studios.

He also doesn't plan to give up the stage market.

It's easy to say that the Drama Guild will boycott, but you want to run away after offending the Red Dragon?
Grandpa Karina didn't expect that the first person who listened carefully to his vision for the future of the theater industry would be the head dragon.

"But does stage performance still have a future?" he asked uncertainly. "Of course it does. What you lack is good scripts that can serve as models to indicate the direction of future drama development."

"It's not that easy." Karina's grandfather understood that creation is actually a job for young people, but it just takes a longer time.

But after the age of forty, energy, imagination, courage and other necessary elements for creation will gradually fade away.

"What a coincidence! I have one!"

Drogo pointed with his little paw and grinned. Without a pair of glasses, he would look exactly like that mean emoji.

“How many people can you muster?”

The old man thought about it, and some old friends who no longer cared about the struggle for interests, and some young students who were not excluded but were still full of sincerity.

Although we always make fun of students' clear-eyed stupidity, we must admit that at many critical moments in history, they were a group of truly lovable "fools."

"There could be anywhere from a few dozen to a hundred people."

"That's enough." Drogo drew a small circle on the ground and summoned a treasure chest monster.

When I was bored before, in addition to writing exciting articles, I also wrote a lot of scripts.

Look for it in the treasure chest monsters. It is definitely not appropriate to play "Tea House" and "Thunderstorm" here.

The absurdity of "Waiting for Godot" is not easy to accept nowadays, how about "Death of a Salesman"?
It would be best if the script could kill two birds with one stone.

“Hey, I found it!”

Drogo handed a thin book to Grandpa Carina.

The old man carefully pinched it with two fingers and found that there was no mucus on it as he had imagined.

Take a look at the title.

"Witness for the Prosecution".

The plot starts off quite normal, with a famous lawyer and a nurse bickering, a common comedy rivalry.

The case happened that a salesman cheated on a female noble, who died unexpectedly.

The salesman hired a lawyer to defend himself and try to clear himself of suspicion.

The old man could guess that it must have been the salesman who did it, maybe for inheritance or insurance or something. It was not a very original script.

Sure enough, the noblewoman’s will was discovered next, leaving the money to the salesman.

The lawyer took the case, and the only favorable testimony was that the salesman's wife was willing to prove his alibi on the timeline.

Soon the court trial scene begins.

The nobleman's maid serves as a witness to prove the salesman's guilt.

The lawyer found a flaw. The nobleman's previous will left money to the maid, so the maid's interests were damaged.

Moreover, the maid had poor hearing, but her testimony included the conversation she heard through the door, so her testimony was false.

It's quite clever. When Carina's grandfather saw this, he thought it was quite interesting and a good play.

But there was another reversal.

The salesman's wife appeared in court, and contrary to her previous agreement to prove her husband's innocence, she appeared in court as a prosecution witness and wanted to send her husband to the guillotine.

what?
The old man was a little surprised. It was a very bold plot design, but how to make it work?

He turned to the next page anxiously.

Gone!

There’s nothing below!

How could there be such a wicked script!
He looked up at Drogo questioningly.

"Don't worry about whether there is a good script in the back or the front."

“Yes, that’s right…”

"Then can we stage it into a play to beat the current works of the Drama Guild?"

"It should be possible, but..."

"No, but, in order to stage the play about beating up the Drama Guild, it would cost a lot of money. We would have to rent a lot of theaters and perform them one by one. They wouldn't let you rent them, and they would even charge you more."

“It’s certainly possible.”

"so!"

Drogo pulled out another script.

"In order to earn money for the production of Witness for the Prosecution, you and the people you have gathered should first make a movie called Construct Warriors to earn some money."

(End of this chapter)