Fu Shuai was speechless for a moment. โ™ก๐Ÿ’— โปโพs๐“—๐•ฆ๐”ต.ฯ‚๏ผฏ๐ฆ ๐Ÿ†๐Ÿ’Ž

"Well, a very talented young man has joined our team, and we plan to put him in charge of this matter." Fu Shuai hesitated for a moment before saying it directly.

After all, you can't lie about this kind of thing.

As a result, Che Che's expression changed instantly.

He spoke directly to Commander Fu, saying, "How can you entrust such an important matter to a newcomer so casually?"

"You should know that the station director attaches great importance to this, and even plans to send some supplements to other friendly stations. Its impact is no less than that of a large-scale event."

"If we had just found anyone to do it, would things have dragged on like this until now? Don't you realize how important this is?"

Fu Shuai instantly became timid and said:

"Director Che! What I mean is..."

"We don't care about your opinions, and nobody cares about your thoughts. This matter represents Jiangzhou TV, and it's also a plan to showcase our new image. If we mess it up..."

Che Che did not continue speaking.

But the rest is self-evident.

He truly deserves his reputation as the stern director of the television station.

Fu Shuai never raised his head from beginning to end.

At this moment, Li Haoyu, who had been listening silently, spoke up.

"Director Che, isn't that a bit too hasty? Are newcomers incapable of doing their jobs? We've delegated this to experienced staff before, so why are you criticizing our team leader before we've even seen results?"

Although Li Haoyu's voice was not loud, his tone was very firm.

As soon as these words were spoken,

All eyes were on Li Haoyu.

Even Su Qiang couldn't hold back any longer and stood up from his workstation to ease the tension, "Director Che, please don't mind him. My brother has a rather impatient personality."

Che Che didn't care about any of that formality; he was blunt even with an old man like Fu Shuai. Not to mention Li Haoyu was just an intern, so he couldn't care less.

Che Che was about to explode, but he saw Li Haoyu's calm eyes.

He found the newcomer interesting, but this matter was indeed very important.

Che Che continued, "I was a newcomer once too, so I won't look down on newcomers. However, this matter is extraordinary, and I hope you will take it seriously. I'll be waiting for your answer."

Che Che did not get angry, and his tone was calm.

But the solemnity in his eyes clearly indicated that he was not joking.

Li Haoyu knew that his goal had been achieved.

He didn't continue to be so forceful.

He proactively offered Che Che a way out, saying, "Thank you for your trust, Director Che. I already have a preliminary draft in mind. I will send you the first draft later. I hope you can give me some feedback."

However, Li Haoyu's promise... ๐Ÿ‘ฎ๐Ÿ”ฅ โปโžˆหข๐‡รนะ–.๐” ๐Ž็ˆช๐ŸŽ๐ŸŠ

Instead, it made Fu Shuai break out in a cold sweat.

Fu Shuai originally thought his plan to shift the blame was a brilliant move. However, he didn't expect Che Che to suddenly appear out of nowhere, and most importantly, after this incident...

Those who didn't know them might have thought that Fu Shuai and Li Haoyu were inseparable comrades-in-arms. Fu Shuai entrusted important tasks to the newcomer without hesitation. When the newcomer was questioned by the leader, Li Haoyu even took the initiative to stand up for the leader.

Now the two of them are actually bound together.

If Li Haoyu messes things up now, he won't be able to escape responsibility either. Fu Shuai knows Che Che's style all too well; if he messes things up, he'll be torn to shreds, leaving not even a trace.

Now it was Fu Shuai who wanted to back down. He didn't care about Li Haoyu, a new intern, but he himself had a family to support and couldn't afford to be troubled.

Faced with Li Haoyu's calm and unhurried attitude.

Che Che did not continue to be so forceful.

Che Che smiled instead. He glanced at Fu Shuai, then gave Li Haoyu a meaningful look and said, "Then I'll trust you. I look forward to giving me a good result as soon as possible..."

After Che Che finished speaking,

He said no more and left only his back view.

The atmosphere at the scene froze for a moment, with an eerie silence.

Li Haoyu returned to his workstation and continued writing his manuscript.

Now, even the other members of the three groups can no longer remain bystanders.

One of the employees, Wang Nan, said.

"Why are you showing off like that? Now our entire directing team has been dragged down by you. At most, you, an intern, can just pack up and leave, but we might lose face and our jobs."

"Brother, it's okay, I still support you."

The only one who spoke up in support was that silly boy, Su Qiang.

But this time, Fu Shuai should have been furious.

This time, however, he didn't say anything more.

Because at this moment, neither the uncertain future after the reorganization nor personal conflicts with Li Haoyu matter anymore. Now, they are truly in the same boat, like grasshoppers on a string.

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This time, Li Haoyu is not alone in this matter.

He represented the entire directing team. There weren't even any alternative plans, not just because Li Haoyu had already made a solemn pledge to Che Che.

What's even more frightening is that none of the three directors in the entire production team were capable of taking on this task and completing this difficult task.

Secondly, Fu Shuai felt that perhaps only this eloquent person in front of him could really handle things. At this point, he had no other good options.

Soon, Fu Shuai, having changed his mindset, seemed like a completely different person.

He said it in front of everyone.

"This matter wasn't just Li Haoyu's responsibility. If he needs any support, everyone must put down what they're doing and come to his aid."

"Our three groups are a collective that shares both honor and disgrace."

As soon as Fu Shuai finished speaking, Li Haoyu said directly, "Then I need support in terms of manpower and equipment."

Fu Shuai nodded and said, "There are several people. As for the equipment, I'll give you the key later and register and store it properly. All the equipment is available for your use."

Li Haoyu nodded. "We don't need too many people, one boy and one girl will be enough. I need Su Qiang and Lin Miaomiao to help me coordinate the work."

Fu Shuai nodded. "Okay, it's settled then. If you need anything later, just contact me. I'll support you as much as I can within my capabilities."

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It's 6 PM, and I've only finished half of the manuscript.

However, none of the others clearly intended to leave their workstations to go home. Li Haoyu glanced at the bottom right corner of his computer screen; it was almost seven o'clock, and he realized that everyone was still there.

Some people were watching the stock market, others were chatting with their girlfriends in the restroom. Almost no one was actually working, yet no one left. Li Haoyu had experienced this phase before, forced into this cutthroat competition.

He clearly just wanted to be a lazy bum, finish his work and leave on time.

However, once a problem arises, it tends to become increasingly complex and demanding. At work, there's a growing pursuit of detail, more and more elaborate methods, and the possibility of dabbling in unrelated matters.

If the top performer does it and you don't, your superiors will think you're not proactive in your work.

It's like watching a movie in a theater. If the people in the first row stand up to see the movie, then the people in the second row also have to stand up to see it, and so on, from the third row to the last row.

Everyone in the movie theater stood up.

However, this did not seem to enhance the viewing experience; on the contrary, having to stand up made everyone very tired.

So Li Haoyu decided to set an example and leave first.

He cannot encourage this unhealthy trend.

Li Haoyu has been both an employee and a boss. Snail Games is a prime example; why drag things out for so long when tasks could be completed during working hours?

If this continues, it will only result in a lose-lose situation for both sides.

Li Haoyu directly saved the article to a USB drive.

Then I packed my things and left.

Inside the elevator, Su Qiang said with some concern, "Are the three of us alright? You know, the leaders are taking this very seriously!"

Li Haoyu patted Su Qiang on the shoulder and said.

"Don't worry, I've already made arrangements. But you haven't neglected your basic skills, have you? You're good at shooting videos and taking photos, right? Don't let me fall behind when I need you."

Su Qiang patted his chest and said, "Don't worry about that. I've been a cameraman since I was a child. Otherwise, why do you think I could get an internship at a TV station? You wouldn't get in if you didn't have some skills."

At this moment, Lin Miaomiao also came over.

She had also heard about what happened between Li Haoyu and Che Che in the office. More importantly, she was just getting familiar with the work process, and now she was inexplicably caught up in trouble again.

Li Haoyu said cheekily, "Don't worry, just dress up nicely and lie down, I'll take you flying!"

Upon hearing this, Lin Miaomiao couldn't help but complain, "Haven't you tricked me enough? Ever since you joined the TV station, I haven't had a single moment of peace... Heh..."

Then, Lin Miaomiao's face fell.

Li Haoyu did not directly answer Lin Miaomiao's question.

"Come to the TV station tomorrow morning, and I'll tell you the specific arrangements. Once this deal is settled, I can't say much more. Turning an intern into a full-time employee is a piece of cake."

Lin Miaomiao was too lazy to guess Li Haoyu's thoughts.

She was about to go home with her bag on her back.

Li Haoyu called out to Lin Miaomiao as she left, "Don't forget you promised me breakfast for a week. Come early tomorrow, I'll be waiting for you at the TV station."

Lin Miaomiao heard Li Haoyu's voice from not far away.

Her figure visibly paused.

Then, Lin Miaomiao left without looking back.

And so, Li Haoyu's first day of internship at the TV station ended uneventfully. Six o'clock was the rush hour, and what should have been a ten-minute walk took the two of them more than half an hour.

Li Haoyu didn't want to go home so early; he suddenly wanted to wander around the streets.

Seeing a roadside food stall selling boneless fried chicken strips reminiscent of his childhood, Li Haoyu bought a serving of boneless chicken strips and a starch sausage.

The taste is still the same as I remember, only the portion size is much smaller than before. Li Haoyu prefers the streets to the lofty television station.

There are also many beautiful sights along the way.

Many young white-collar workers, just off work, passed by Li Haoyu in various uniforms. There were professional women in white shirts and casual suits, and young girls in jeansโ€ฆ

Li Haoyu returned to the youth hostel.

But they discovered that Su Qiangren was missing.

He was just about to make a call to ask about the situation.

Su Qiang stormed into the house and said this aggressively.

"Finally back after dinner. It's so hot outside. I'm so glad I listened to you this morning and didn't wear a suit, or I wouldn't be able to breathe."

Li Haoyu couldn't help but roll his eyes.

Su Qiang also complained, "I don't have your pen, so I can't stay in the office to write articles. I've spent most of the day at the interview site, and my legs are almost broken from running around all day."

As Su Qiang spoke, he picked up the water glass on the table and drank it all in one gulp.

Not satisfied with that, he poured several more glasses.

Only then did he calm down.

"My mom was right. If you don't study hard before, you'll have to pay for it when you grow up. But working at the TV station is really boring. I'm just a laborer."

Li Haoyu smiled. "You're only finding out this now?"

In fact, many people see working in the television industry as a prestigious profession.

Even Li Haoyu himself used methods like blowing a fan on the TV or putting ice cubes on it to avoid getting beaten up when he was a child in order to sneak a peek at the TV.

At that time, there weren't many Japanese anime series, and Li Haoyu's biggest form of entertainment was sitting in front of the TV every night at six o'clock waiting for the broadcast of "Little Dragon Club".

Against this backdrop, Li Haoyu himself had fantasized about working at a television station when he was a child. He thought it would be so great to work at a television station, where he could watch live dramas every day.

Even now, in the eyes of most people who are unfamiliar with the television industry, working at a television station is considered a "respectable" job and is still very popular with mothers-in-law.

In the workplace, people are often categorized into gold-collar, silver-collar, white-collar, and blue-collar workers. Television professionals, however, jokingly refer to themselves as "gray-collar" workers. This is because they not only feel disheartened but also have to maintain a respectable image.

Take Li Haoyu and Su Qiang's internship salaries as an example. Even if they successfully become full-time employees, after deducting social insurance and housing fund contributions, they can only receive a maximum of 4000 yuan.

In a second-tier city like Jiangzhou.

If nothing unexpected happens, this money will just be enough to get by.

But Su Qiang was lying in bed.

They still dream of a bright future.

"But even though it's tiring, I still get a subsidy if I frequently go to the site. Including meal allowances and other subsidies, it's more than 200 yuan. If I go to the site every day..."

"You can get a loan and buy a decent car in a year. I'll take you for a drive then." Su Qiang's eyes seemed to be shining as he said this.

But shortly after he finished speaking, he smiled and said to Li Haoyu, "It's still early, how about we go out and play some billiards?"

Li Haoyu shook his head and said, "No, I haven't finished writing my manuscript yet, and besides, I don't have any spare money right now."

Su Qiang started to escalate the temptation, "I'll cover the billiards table fees..."

Li Haoyu silently got out of bed.

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's set off now."

"But what about your manuscript? It wouldn't be good if it interfered with important matters, would it?" Su Qiang asked.

Li Haoyu said speechlessly, "Stop pretending, it was you who tempted me! You don't need to worry about the manuscript, I'll take care of it when we get back. Writing requires field research anyway."

After finishing their game, the two chatted on their way home. Li Haoyu said, "Tell me about your experience running around to various events today!"

Su Qiang said with a sly smile, "The female host's legs are absolutely stunning, I'm telling you, they're absolutely amazing."

Li Haoyu joked, "Didn't you still want to pursue Min Xinyan?"

"Giving up so quickly?"

Su Qiang replied, "I'm just going into hiding for a short time."

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