The Martial Artist Turned Movie Mogul-Chapter 715 - 714. Not far from the frenzy.

"So, not only do we at Starshine need to invest in a lead actor, but we also need to throw in millions, perhaps even tens of millions of Silver?"

How could this possibly be worth the cost?

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Perhaps due to the overly straightforward message conveyed by Tang Shu’s gaze, Great Agent Luo’s entire face flushed with anger.

Am I a fool then?

"You can’t say it like that. Don’t you think this is a huge pie falling from the sky? Other investors don’t even have the chance, and not only did we get a good investment opportunity, but we also secured a lead role!"

Unmoved by this, Tang Shu choked Luo Lin once more, "First of all, pies don’t fall from the sky, and even if they did, they’d crush someone to death."

Throwing objects from high places is already bad enough, let alone something falling from the stratosphere?

Tang Shu felt it was better to believe in science.

Luo Lin: "..."

I feel like you’re going to drive me crazy one day.

After replaying her artist’s words in her mind over and over, Luo Lin was just about to argue when she suddenly realized, could it be that what she said actually made sense?

"Now that you mention it, is it really Qi Han begging us?"

If Tang Shu doesn’t play this role, doesn’t that mean the first part’s audience won’t buy into it?

That actually does seem reasonable?

Ugh, damn it!

To hell with making sense, I’m almost getting swayed by the little ancestor!

"Little ancestor, you should know that ’Easy Rule Jianghu’ is a classic example of turning a little into a lot. We only need to invest a few tens of millions to get back several times the return. This is very important for Starshine Media, don’t we want to grow?"

"..."

The instant she heard there was Silver to be made, Tang Shu’s thoughts wavered, and her resolution wasn’t as firm as before.

It’s just a naive character, right?

Endure it, and it will pass. After all, Silver is what matters these days.

Thinking this way, it suddenly didn’t seem so unacceptable.

"Since Starshine Media is an investor, we should be able to make suggestions to the production team, right?"

"What trick do you want to pull now?"

Luo Lin instantly felt a chill at the back of her head, an inexplicable sense of cold dread.

Tang Shu smiled, "Didn’t you say Starshine needs to develop? We can’t always focus on investing, right? Those twenty signed artists need opportunities for development."

"Are you suggesting... placing them into this movie?"

"Of course, provided that their skills are up to the mark."

"No problem at all!"

Luo Lin’s eyes suddenly sparkled! Why hadn’t she thought of this before? Since Qi Han needed her, shouldn’t she exploit his value?

"I’ll talk to President Qi about this. Time to play hardball, hahaha!"

Tang Shu: "..."

You must be a step away from going mad.

***

For a whole week in a row, the popularity of ’Corridor Pavilion’ didn’t wane.

The viewership ratings climbed higher and higher, skyrocketing from 4 to 7 before finally stabilizing. It had become the year’s phenomenon-level drama, satisfying both the actors and the audience who watched with rapt attention.

Online, analytical posts began to proliferate. Marketing accounts tasted the sweetness of success, with countless analyses emerging—some on props and etiquette, some on plots, some on foreshadowing, some on character development. The scene was incredibly lively.

As a result, Tang Shu’s previous popularity began to cool down, much to the relief of Sister Luo and company.