Quick Wear: Everyone knows I am a good person

In just three minutes of plot and a few unclear shots, the character played by Jiang Qing'an, who had a tragic life in "The Holy City Story", turned into a ruthless and cruel heroine.

From being sold to selling others, from desperate requests for help to contemptuous sneers.

Also known as: The growth path of a generation of heroes.

As for Shu Jiao, the mixed editing of lines, the interweaving of clips, and the high-energy background music bring the image of a financial tycoon to life.

At the end of the film, Jiang Qingan, who had faked his death and escaped, climbed out of the pit where he was buried alive, while Shu Jiao's car was roaring from the front.

【Big brother, food, I’m hungry. 】

【It is more important for the three of us to live a good life than anything else. 】

[Teacher, you are the best cook for Jiao Qing CP!!! I eat eat eat eat eat...]

【If you can cut, cut more. 】

[So smooth, teacher, I admit that yours is the real deal! ]

The fan was originally a fan of the couple, and seeing everyone’s support, he got up and watched the second episode overnight.

["Glory" x "Sacred City Story", mixed cut, redemption, fatal tenderness... Episode 2: Hunter? Prey? ]

The car flew by and it was love at first sight.

From behind, I could only hear a cold voice, "Check it out."

In the blink of an eye, Jiang Qing'an approached Shu Jiao with a weak look on her face. She lived in her house, wore her clothes, and ate her food. She was a gentle and homely little sister, weak, pitiful and lovable.

Little did she know that Shu Jiao already knew her identity.

hunter?

prey?

Only God knows.

The tension and excitement of the two strong people scheming against each other, and the sense of ambiguity are at their maximum.

[This rice smells so good, it makes me dizzy.]

[Teacher, you know, I haven’t had much interest since I was a child. This is my only hobby…]

[This is the trailer for the new drama, right? I watch it, I love it! ]

[It’s so weird, but I love it! ]

【Artist. Teacher, you are a contemporary artist!!!】

When the fans woke up and saw the likes, they were shocked——

No.

Do you all like watching it so much?

Okay.

In order to provide spiritual food for everyone, this fan got up and continued to watch the third episode.

["Glory" x "Sacred City Story", mixed cut, redemption, fatal tenderness... Episode 3: Fall. ]

How can there not be some genuine feelings between us when we spend time together every day?

With the accompaniment of the little love song and the glances, the two of them exchanged affectionate words.

"Give me a hug~"

"I have orders worth millions of dollars a minute. Can you afford to pay for the delay?"

Although the lines were like this, when combined with the scene of Shu Jiao carrying Jiang Qingan away long ago, the feeling came up immediately.

CP fans are going crazy and are as happy as if it’s New Year.

Because the strength was not controlled well, the clip cut by fans went viral.

Thanks to this favorable trend, the number of fans of Shu Jiao and Jiang Qing'an increased significantly.

Ji Qiyan was like a dog, he would go there whenever he smelled something, and watched episode after episode with a critical attitude. After finishing, he was in a daze and turned to look at Jiang Qingan.

"Ok?"

Jiang Qingan raised the corners of his eyebrows slightly.

"Qing'an, do you still love me when you come back from going out?"

Ji Qiyan asked.

Jiang Qingan: ...

Are you sick again?

"If you really have nothing to do, go out and find a class to take."

Ji Qiyan hasn't taken any acting jobs recently, but she has a commercial to shoot and doesn't have time to accompany Ji Qiyan at home and act out a sad drama.

Jiang Qingan turned and left, and Ji Qiyan almost couldn't hold back his expression.

On the other side, the person who walked in formally was Du Jin.

As soon as the crew of "Guangyao" disbanded, he stuck to Shu Jiao, until recently he finally "persuaded" Shu Jiao to agree to move into her newly purchased large flat.

Where is Shu Jiao?

She is in the company.

"So far, the share of "Sacred City Story" is 2.79 million. Our investment in "Glory" is not very large, and the current share is only 1.2 million. In addition, there are three other projects in progress..."

Excluding the investment money, the total profit is less than 400 million.

Listening to the report from Cheng Ruoheng, the president of the production company, Shu Jiao quickly did some calculations in her mind and frowned slightly, "Joint productions really make less money."

Although she was indeed just thinking about getting a piece of the pie at the beginning, not to mention "Sacred City Story", the profit data of "Glory" is indeed average.

Cheng Ruoheng noticed that Shu Jiao didn't look very satisfied, but didn't say much.

In fact, this result is very good.

It's not a movie after all.

What's more, some movies with a box office of over one billion, if jointly produced by multiple companies, may not make a profit of 100 million when all the profits are added together. After deducting the costs and the share of the theaters, the profit may only be 3 or 4 million.

But there are also advantages to co-production.

There are many companies and the risk is small.

If you invest mainly, you can earn a lot, but the risk is also high. If it doesn't go boom, you will lose everything.

In addition, there is another type of movie that doesn’t matter how well it is made or how well it receives reviews. As long as the data and the account books are good, that’s enough.

What is this generally used for?

Generally, it is done through various means, such as falsely reporting film remuneration, fictitious expenses, and then through ghost screenings (midnight shows are packed with audiences but not a single spectator is in the audience), brick-moving (using A's ticket to watch film B, diverting box office revenue), etc., to illegally launder money.

(I don’t support it! Obey the law!)

This method was more common in previous years. However, in recent years, due to the access to the ticketing network system, this set of operations has been gradually reduced and replaced by other methods.

This circle is a mess, but sometimes it can be quite interesting.

Shu Jiao knocked on the table and said, "At present... we are mainly investing in TV series."

TV series are more stable and make more money.

For movies, there is more flexibility. 57% must be divided among theaters and cinema chains, 5-15% to publicity and promotion, and usually 10%, so the film company only gets 30-33%.

In other words, for a movie with a box office of 1 billion, the film company will earn about 300 million.

To make a profit, the movie box office must be at least three times the investment.

Her production company has just started up, and its financial resources are not as large as those of the top production companies. It would be better for her to make more money from the TV series first.

"Okay, Mr. Shu."

Cheng Ruoheng nodded slightly, "I happen to have a few scripts here, the plots and the market are both good, I'll send them to you for review?"

"Well, there's no rush."

Cheng Ruoheng: I understand. I’ll send it when I get back.

"The day before yesterday, Yuansheng Production Company found me and said they had a script that they wanted us to invest in together. It's a movie, a Sino-foreign co-production, with a huge investment..."

"Where's the notebook?"

"It was sent to your email last night. Maybe it's too late and you haven't seen it yet."

I'm trying to give you a way out and take credit for it, proving that I did work overtime until very late.

"Row."

I'll tell you after I finish watching it.

Shu Jiao glanced at him and said, "Thank you for your hard work. Stay busy for a while and have a good New Year when you go back this year."

I know you have been working overtime, so don't worry, you won't be treated unfairly with your year-end bonus.

"Of course that's good."

Cheng Ruoheng thought for a moment and then said, "But now that we are talking about this, Mr. Shu, what do you think is the best arrangement for this year?"

Shu Jiao: "You arrange it and just draw up a plan for me. We have all worked hard for a year, so we can relax during the New Year."