Pirates began to dominate the Chinese entertainment industry.

"Why would he hire a mentally ill person?"

"Don't you know that it's not illegal for a mentally ill person to hit someone?" Manager Liao's eyes darted around.

"???"

Lei Dongqing was dumbfounded.

This small-time boss actually hired a lunatic as an employee, so he can kick people out at crucial moments? What a ruthless scheme!

He looks young and handsome, but he's actually full of bad intentions.

Manager Liao was somewhat relieved to see that his apprentice understood. This was the daily routine of a loan officer in the bank's credit department. Back in the day, he was even chased by debtors wielding enchanted mops...

Manager Liao stepped forward and said to Ji Yun, "President Ji, what new project has your company started? If it's truly of high quality, we can report it to our superiors. We're just low-level workers, what do you think?"

Ji Yun was delighted and kindly pulled the two of them to sit down again, while secretly giving Xiao Zhao an approving look.

Although it wasn't quite what was planned, the result was good.

You played the fool brilliantly!

Seeing Ji Yun's satisfied expression, Xiao Zhao gave a simple, honest smile.

It just looks even more abnormal.

Ji Yun was too embarrassed to look any longer, afraid she would laugh out loud.

"Come, gentlemen, take a look. This is a movie project that our company is about to start filming. It's designed to be suitable for all ages, requires little investment, and has a promising future."

Ji Yun sent the script and project proposal to the two of them.

The two of them looked through the book with a half-understanding, but they still had to pretend to know it all.

I became interested as soon as I saw the cast list: "Wang Baoqiang, Xu Zheng, Hu Ge".

"Xu Sanduo? And Li Xiaoyao," Lei Dongqing blurted out instinctively.

"Oh, isn't this Zhu Bajie?" Manager Liao was also a little surprised.

"That's right, it's those three. Don't you two think that having the three of them together would pique people's curiosity and make them want to check out the movie?"

"...Can you invite all three of them?" Manager Liao immediately hit the nail on the head.

After all, these three characters correspond to three different age groups: Hu Ge corresponds to the younger generation, Xu Zheng to the middle-aged generation, and Wang Baoqiang appeals to all ages. His character Xu Sanduo has such a strong influence that its propaganda effect on the military is comparable to that of an entire division.

Three players, all top-tier, a formidable lineup.

"Of course, all the contracts have been signed." Ji Yun took out Tangren's copy of the contract.

They covered up the terms and conditions, only showing them Hugo's part.

Tangren Media, as one of the leading private film and television companies in Shanghai, still enjoys a good reputation and brand recognition.

Manager Liao's serious expression relaxed a little.

"This is worth a look." His tone softened, and he asked again,

Can you confirm the startup time?

"We have the script, the actors, and the production team. We'll start filming this month. This project won't need any loans; we'll cover the costs directly from our accounts!"

Manager Liao and his apprentice exchanged a glance, both agreeing that the matter sounded plausible, and they stopped putting on airs.

Seeing that the two were gradually falling into his trap, Ji Yun knew that there was hope for a loan extension, but he had been talking for a long time about more than just that.

He sighed and said, feigning exhaustion, "It's not that I don't have the money to pay off the loan early, it's just that I've been busy with work lately. I just came back from work and really didn't have time to deal with this little thing."

"Oh, Mr. Ji, your family is so wealthy and powerful, 800 million is nothing to you." Manager Liao narrowed his eyes, thinking that Ji Yun was just showing off, and just gave a perfunctory reply.

Seeing this, Ji Yun took out the two prepared property certificates from her desk drawer and placed them in front of them.

"Look, is this enough?"

The two of them each opened a book.

"7th floor of Jindu Building..."

"150 square meters in Renheng Riverside Garden, Lujiazui..."

The two muttered to themselves, quickly calculating the market value of the two properties in their minds.

"300, 700. Ten million!" Their eyes lit up at the same time.

Shanghai's housing market has been rising for over a decade and shows no signs of peaking. It's a high-quality asset, a real gem.

"Of course it's enough." Manager Liao asked tentatively, "Judging from President Ji's words, are you planning to sell these two properties?"

Ji Yun doesn't lack money for her new project, which means that the ten million yuan from the sale of the house is either saved or intended for investment.

He's a client manager at the bank...

If we can bring that 10 million back into our own performance, then we'll have already achieved our business targets for this year ahead of schedule, guaranteeing a minimum plus a 50,000 bonus!

Seeing that the two had finally taken the bait, Ji Yun sighed and said, "Yes, these two places feel a bit old. I've been thinking of buying new ones, but I haven't had time to deal with them."

"What are your plans for the proceeds after the sale?"

"Let's invest first; I don't lack houses."

Ji Yun adopted an arrogant and domineering posture.

Although he only has these two assets left, he wants to appear as if he has plenty of money.

He had long planned to sell his house to buy stocks at rock-bottom prices, and he needed a legitimate institution to help him with the process. He didn't have time to keep staring at computer numbers.

This is a good opportunity to get the lowest commission and the fastest processing procedure from these two people.

Banks typically charge investment commissions ranging from 0.5% to 2%. If returns exceed a certain threshold, additional commissions may be charged on excess returns.

Knowing that there is a high probability of making money, if the agency commission is a little lower, his income will be a few points higher, and the final profit difference can be millions.

These days, running a company can be saved with 10 or 20 yuan, and over a million yuan is already a considerable sum.

"If Ms. Ji is willing to invest her funds in our bank, I'm willing to offer you the lowest commission rate, how about 0.7%?"

That's not enough.

Ji Yun shook her head.

"0.6?"

Ji Yun shook her head again, but she was actually satisfied in her heart.

After all, large institutions are bound to be more expensive than small companies, but what he wants is the safety of his funds.

Under the impact of this year's financial crisis, many small companies have collapsed. If you entrust your investment to a small institution, you may not even be able to protect your principal.

"0.6 is already my highest level of authority," Manager Liao said through gritted teeth, sounding troubled.

Ji Yun was about to reluctantly agree.

But then Manager Liao suddenly said, "I can help Mr. Ji handle these two properties through our bank's channels. No commission required!"

Ji Yun's eyes suddenly lit up. Wow, there's an unexpected bonus!

The so-called "bank channel" actually refers to the fact that each bank has its own group of high-value customers. Going through their internal channels is equivalent to using the bank's reputation to get things done.

Shanghai banks are among the banks that understand wealthy locals best, and they may be able to sell properties faster than most real estate agents.

The best part is that they don't charge any agency fees.

In Shanghai, the normal brokerage fee is 1-3%. For a property worth tens of millions, that's 10 to 30 yuan. Great, I've saved some money.

The money saved can help him earn a lot more in the future; money makes money!

"It's a pleasure to work with you!" Ji Yun decisively extended her hand.

Manager Liao breathed a sigh of relief and shook hands with a smile.

He then gestured to his apprentice to call the bank's legal department and fax the contract documents over immediately. "Quickly, very quickly! We absolutely cannot lose this deal!"

Lei Dongqing nodded and left.

Ji Yun then told Sister Li to stop knitting and instead send a contract to Wang Baoqiang, and also to another account to send a private employment contract.

Although Sister Li didn't quite understand, she didn't care.

Reluctantly, I put down the half-finished sweater I was knitting and went out to run errands.

A few minutes later, the company fax machine beeped and printed out a series of contract documents.

These days, without e-signatures, companies really can't do without fax machines for remote work.

Ji Yun flipped through the documents one by one. There was an "Authorization Letter for Temporarily Not Withdrawing Loans," a "Letter of Authorization for Accepting Real Estate Transactions," and a "Letter of Authorization for Fund Transaction Account Information and Investment."

The three of them sat on the sofa and checked each clause one by one, signing the contracts one by one.

Xiao Zhao witnessed everything that happened from the side. At this moment, his back no longer ached, his eyes were no longer squinting, and his gaze towards Ji Yun was clear. His admiration for Ji Yun was beyond measure.

The other party clearly came to collect a debt, but now not only do they not want the money, they're even offering to do work for him for free.

With his boss's incredible ability to swindle and make money, Xiao Zhao didn't even dare to imagine what the company would become in the future!

Will he go to jail too?

Eh, why is it "也"?