Binding system, I became the richest man

There was only one guest left who was still searching. He was so anxious that he walked around the village several times but couldn't find anyone to learn skills from.

He felt anxious and quickened his pace.

Director Wu certainly wouldn't let them fail to complete their tasks. The purpose of the variety show is urban-rural interaction and cultural integration. It is impossible to make the guests' tasks too difficult.

"Guide them to the dam."

Director Wu reminded the cameraman, who quickly gestured to the guest to go over there.

The guest was not a fool. He immediately understood the staff's eye hint at the intersection and walked along that road.

Director Wu felt more at ease when he saw that everything was going as planned.

"Director Wu, that old man suddenly got his hand injured."

The staff watched as Director Wu’s face became increasingly unsightly and his voices became increasingly low.

"Where are the backup personnel?"

It was originally booked in advance, and they had already inquired about this old man and the child who was teaching how to fold grasshoppers from willow leaves yesterday.

Therefore, the program team discussed with them in advance and told them that if the guests wanted to invite them, they just had to cooperate with the program team.

Now that the child has been met by Liu Ye, something has gone wrong with the old man.

“There is no alternative.”

The staff member shrank back and said guiltily.

Director Wu frowned. It was impossible for a live broadcast to have no process at all, but he did not have a script.

Staying at one process for too long will affect the overall rhythm and effect of the variety show.

"Go and look for it quickly."

If he relies on guests to find him, but it takes too long, everyone in his live broadcast room will run away.

"what happened?"

Mingyue came in and was about to talk about opening a live broadcast room to help sell goods when she heard the two people talking.

"One of the craftsmen injured his hand. In order not to disrupt the rhythm of the variety show, I asked someone to quickly find another one."

Mingyue also knows that it is impossible for a live variety show to be 100% restored, but the program crew is pushing it behind the scenes for the variety show effect. Besides, it is not a guest competition program, so the audience should be able to accept it.

"What does that old man do?"

Mingyue asked.

"He used to paint and write. The art words and paintings on the walls of the surrounding villages were all written and painted by him."

"Fewer and better births, a happy life?"

Speaking of artistic words on the wall, Mingyue immediately thought of this.

"There is also forest fire prevention. Whoever sets a mountain on fire will go to jail."

Director Wu said.

Mingyue immediately understood what kind of artistic font it was. It was the kind of whiteboard font similar to printed text, with sharp edges and corners.

"If it's possible, I think I can do it for you."

Her painting skills were already at an advanced level, and she was more than capable of painting some landscape paintings for the walls. While learning painting, she also practiced calligraphy.

"Is it okay? That would be great."

Wu Liang didn't even ask Mingyue about her skills, but agreed excitedly.

"Don't you ask me if I'm reliable?"

Mingyue asked with a smile.

"I have great confidence in Miss Ming's character. If I wasn't sure, you wouldn't bring it up."

"Then should I go to the village chief's house and wait, or should I just meet him on the road?"

This is Mingyue's first time to be a key figure in a program team, and it's quite novel.

"It's up to you. I'll have the show staff bring the guests to find you."

Mingyue made an OK gesture and left.

"Miss Ming has helped us solve another problem."

The staff breathed a sigh of relief.

"Remember the lesson. We are a live variety show, and we must be completely sure of everything. If it wasn't Miss Mingyue, would the camera have just been filming the guest looking for her?"

The staff did not dare to speak out even when they were criticized.