The Godfather of Chinese Entertainment's Little Flowers

That's quite interesting.

Just as Liu Chang said, these are the words of a strong, independent woman.

But Han Luo wasn't offended at all.

Having ambition is a good thing.

"First of all, since I've established my own studio, it means I won't sign with any entertainment company. I'm sure you understand that..."

"...Of course, once the studio is up and running, we'll also consider signing more artists..."

Han Luo spoke eloquently.

Knowing the changes in the entertainment industry over the next decade or so, Han Luo has a clear path for his own development.

In short, it boils down to this: "Work for yourself, be your own boss, raise cattle and horses, and then just relax!"

Xia He's expression gradually became serious, her eyes fixed on him until Han Luo finished speaking, at which point she nodded.

"I didn't expect you to have such big dreams at such a young age..."

Han Luo took a sip of tea and said casually:

"What's the difference between a person without dreams and a salted fish?"

Xia He smiled and nodded gently.

Han Luo's words just now did surprise her a bit.

She asked herself honestly, and she figured she couldn't come up with a better career plan than this.

How did he, a newcomer who had been in the industry for less than a year, manage to do that? She couldn't understand it.

Furthermore, it is extremely difficult for newcomers to establish themselves and gain a foothold in the entertainment industry.

However, there was not a trace of worry in Han Luo's tone and eyes just now.

Instead, it reflects a sense of composure and confidence.

It was as if things were bound to go in the direction he predicted.

Seeing that the other party remained silent for a long time, Han Luo didn't waste any time and asked directly:

"Sister Xia, as a veteran agent, what are your thoughts on the future development of this industry?"

Xia He's eyes flickered slightly.

I knew in my heart that it was my turn for the interview.

After thinking for a moment, she slowly said:

"With major internet companies entering the fray and fierce competition among platforms, I predict that the future will likely be an era that values ​​traffic. Actors will not only need to be good at acting, but also at data analysis..."

The criteria for casting new capital will also change; they will definitely favor actors with strong fan purchasing power. "Tiny Times" is a good example... Of course, fan culture also needs to be taken seriously...

Han Luo listened very attentively.

Although she doesn't have an omniscient perspective, it's still quite impressive that she can analyze things to this extent.

It's clear that he's put in a lot of hard work in preparation for his comeback.

Liu Chang is indeed reliable; her abilities and vision are more than enough to make her an agent for top-tier celebrities.

The two then discussed some issues and largely reached the same conclusion.

For example, in this era of internet traffic, how can we maintain our competitiveness?

Han Luo and Xia He both agreed that:

No matter how times change, the basic skills and qualities of an actor must remain the same.

Being able to choose scripts is only one aspect; one must also have the skills to succeed.

Only when the surface foam dissipates can you see who's been swimming naked...

Han Luo stood up, smiling, and extended his hand. "Then I wish us a pleasant collaboration in the future."

"It's a pleasure working with you!"

Xia He's sharp aura disappeared, replaced by a gentle smile.

Just then, there was another knock on the door, and a head popped in.

Liu Chang asked curiously, "Have you two reached an agreement?"

Han Luo laughed and said, "Yes, thank you so much for helping me find such an excellent agent. This meal is on me."

Xia He covered her mouth and laughed, "Liu Chang, I should also thank you. Han Luo is indeed very outstanding, and I have high hopes for him."

Liu Chang breathed a sigh of relief, and a smile immediately appeared on his face.

"Of course you should treat me! It's only right for a junior brother to treat his senior brother to a meal."

"Waiter, bring the food!"

In no time, the table was filled with a rich aroma, all kinds of seafood.

Han Luo peeled a mantis shrimp and put it in his mouth, saying casually:

"Sister Xia, I'll draft the contract for you in a couple of days. The salary and profit sharing will be as we just agreed."

"It's okay, there's no rush."

"By the way, Sister Xia, when do you plan to start the job? Do you need to settle things back home?"

"I can do it anytime."

"Oh, but right now I'm the only one in the studio. I probably won't have time to find a place to work until I finish filming this movie. You don't mind, do you?"

Xia He waved her hand, "It's okay, I have a rented apartment in Beijing, I can work from home for now."

Xia He also wanted to spend more time with her parents while she wasn't too busy.

She could sense Han Luo's ambition; if he got really busy later, he probably wouldn't have much time for his family.

"Okay, then thank you for your hard work, Sister Xia."

"It's alright."

Han Luo raised his glass. "Cheers! May we achieve great things together!"

"May you achieve great things."

......

A few days later.

The sun was shining brightly, and a gentle breeze was blowing.

On the stands of the affiliated high school's playground, the director and several actors sat around a long table.

Liu Chang frowned, looking at the pile of draft papers in front of him, his tone tinged with doubt:

"Han Luo, are you sure this is okay?"

Han Luo touched his nose, a little annoyed, and handed over the pen directly.

"Here you go, senior brother. If you don't believe me, you can do it yourself, or find someone else."

Today, the crew of "With You" encountered the biggest difficulty since filming began!

Ironically, the difficulty didn't come from the filming itself, but from mathematics.

In the script, Liu Chang originally thought the scene where Yu Huai directed everyone to form large characters during military training would be very simple.

Can't we just do it casually?

To his surprise, when more than two hundred students actually stood in front of him, he was completely dumbfounded.

As an art student, he was genuinely a bit bewildered!

He had long forgotten all his math knowledge.

In desperation, he brought in Han Luo and several other lead actors.

I figured they were young and should be smarter.

To everyone's surprise, the group looked at each other and shook their heads repeatedly, indicating that they couldn't handle it.

In the end, this heavy responsibility fell on Han Luo's shoulders.

Han Luo had good grades in science subjects in his previous life, and with his enhanced memory after being reborn, he felt it was worth a try.

So he started working on the draft paper by himself.

As a result, no one really understood it, and that led to the current situation.

Liu Chang looked at the pen in front of him, but instead of reaching out to take it, he glanced at Tan Songyun beside him.

This little girl usually seems quite clever...

Before Liu Chang could even speak, Tan Songyun shook her head vigorously, waving her hands repeatedly.

"No, director, don't look at me! I hated math the most when I was in school..."

Liu Chang's gaze then fell on Wang Yuexin.

The latter looked completely bewildered and took a large step back.

"No, director, why are you looking at me like that? Don't you know my educational background? You expect me to handle this? Forget it..."

Seeing Liu Chang's conflicted expression, Han Luo sighed, patted him on the shoulder, and said speechlessly:

"I'm telling you, senior brother, you have no other choice but to trust me. Don't worry, I won't betray you."

Liu Chang made up his mind.

"Okay, I believe you!"

At worst, I'll just lose face in front of over two hundred extras and the entire crew.

It's okay, no one's going to die...

............