The Martial Artist Turned Movie Mogul
Chapter 97 - 96. Weibo Video

Chapter 97: 96. Weibo Video

"Thanks, Sister Luo, that’s all I need for the clip."

As for whether it looked polished or not, Tang Shu didn’t care.

But when she downloaded the video with the super-fast internet in the lab, she was quickly proven wrong.

Those slender, charming hands in the video were hers?

And the dubbing was well done too, with clear intonation that added to the documentary-like charm, especially paired with the beautifully enhanced video that seemed to have ten times the beautification.

"Xiao Li did a good job, I really like it. Do we actually have such talent in our company?"

Isn’t it beneath him to just be an assistant?

Sister Luo immediately burst into a giggling laughter, "Don’t worry, he’s an IT expert I hired for a hefty price. If you have private tasks, you can send him a red packet."

Tang Shu readily agreed, "I’ll send it right away."

"By the way, how are you adjusting to the ’Heroes in Troubled Times’ crew?"

"It’s okay, I don’t have many scenes, and I’m about to finish filming."

Ever since they found out Tang Shu was still studying, Director Xie and the veteran actors in the crew had been very accommodating to her schedule. They focused on filming others’ scenes on weekdays and only scheduled her scenes for the weekends, which was highly efficient.

"Then I’m relieved. I remember you mentioned wanting to try a weekly drama. There’s a role for Female Lead No.2 available, are you interested in taking up the challenge?"

When she spoke of the weekly drama, Sister Luo’s tone carried a hint of seriousness, "You better think it through. A weekly drama is shot and broadcasted simultaneously, and according to the demands of the regulatory authority and investors, if the ratings drop below 2, the remaining episodes will be mercilessly cut."

For this reason, weekly dramas had become the most challenging entity in the entertainment industry.

Many actors had lost fans or even suffered drastic setbacks because of ratings, while others had shot to fame overnight.

It was a choice that came with both risks and opportunities.

"Sure, please send me the script."

"What spirit!"

Sister Luo laughed again. She hadn’t misjudged her; this young lady had a certain captivating tenacity about her.

"I’ll send it to your email later. Remember to study the character well. If you have any questions, you can ask the coaches in the company. I’ll send you her WeChat."

"Okay."

After watching the video, Tang Shu shared it on her Weibo.

She then threw herself back into the project of improving Hidden Weapons, as there were unfinished tasks at hand.

In the vast lab, only two figures were bustling about.

What she didn’t realize was that she posted on Weibo at precisely 9 PM, a peak hour for many internet users, and it sparked a flood of shares as soon as it was posted.

[Damn! Tang Shu finally posted a video ahhhh! I’ve been waiting for this moment so painfully!]

[I’ve been waiting painfully too, I’ve watched the two videos countless times, almost failing my studies.]

[Just to say, I’ve received the porcelain-making tools I ordered, and they’re exactly like the ones uncle used.]

[Received +1, I compared them with tools from other websites, and it’s obvious this one has a better price-performance ratio. I’m beginning to love uncle’s link.]

[Holy shit, I’ve been away for two weeks, what did I miss? Am I not worthy of that tool?]

[You can buy it on the official website, but the original price is over 260, hhhhhhhh~~~~~]

[The original price is 260, but it’s 180 through our uncle’s link, you guys deserve it——]

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