I'm almost a Muggle

The King of Wizards almost laughed out loud.

Unexpectedly, there were times when he was out of money, which almost gave him the illusion that he would be able to go home right away.

"One hundred million, of course it's no problem." Lin Dong stretched out his hand and shook it with Ding Sheng, signifying the conclusion of the deal.

From beginning to end, no one mentioned Chen Zuming again.

Lin Dong is not worried that they will deceive him, because everyone is just out to fool around, and those who do not follow the rules will end up very miserable.

"Is there any role you want?" Ding Sheng asked again.

"Has Xing'er decided?" Lin Dong asked.

"This is a female character!" Ding Sheng was shocked. Could it be that this crazy actor who always wants to challenge himself was planning to play the female role?

"I'm asking for the artists in our company." Lin Dong was speechless.

"It's settled. What Brother Rong wants is given to An Xiaotian."

Ding Sheng pointed at Liu Furong and said that there was nothing he could do.

"Then there's nothing more I want. My company has just launched a few big projects, and I may not be able to find time to act in a while. And I plan to have a Spring Festival Gala this year."

This is pure lies with open eyes.

In fact, I just don’t want to cooperate with Fanglong.

Otherwise, you can always find time.

He didn't even ask when they would turn on the phone.

Ding Sheng also understood, so he stopped inviting people. Without Lin Dong's money, the crew might be in trouble. Without Lin Dong's acting skills, it didn't seem to be a big deal.

In this entertainment industry, it is clear which one is stronger, actors or capital.

One hundred million dollars is easy to get.

He currently has 74 million in his account, and he just embezzled 26 million from the company account.

The production funds for the variety show have not been spent, the theater construction funds have not been spent, and there is still money left for the promotion of Miao Er and Miao Ya.

Even the money won't move.

Lin Dong can also use the money from the Kleist Cultural Fund.

That is 5% of the box office share that Lin Dong intercepts from each investment, which is used as charity funds. Apart from the fact that this money does not belong to him personally, it is not much different from system funds, and can be used to invest in any project at will.

Not to mention 100 million, even 300 million, he can get it out immediately.

If you don't have enough money, that is absolutely non-existent.

Regardless of looking here and there, Crest's capital flow is actually more abundant and healthier than most companies.

Some companies owe hundreds of billions to the bank and can become the richest man, but Lin Dong doesn't owe a cent.

That's how willful it is.

After all, the ultimate purpose of money borrowed from banks is to be spent.

The wizard has been racking his brains all day long on how to lose the money he has, so naturally it is impossible to find a bank loan.

...

Perhaps because they were worried about any changes in the process, Ding Sheng and the producer of "Railway Tiger" went straight to Kleist the next day.

The producer is from Ronglai Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd.

This company basically takes over all of Fanlong's business in the mainland, and cooperates with Fanlong to jointly build Ronglai Fanlong International Cinema.

Due to some well-known reasons, Fanglong cannot hold shares in Ronglai Media, but the interest relationships there are very complex and close.

In fact, Lin Dong also has some relationship with this company.

Star VC, which he co-founded with Huang Da'an and others, jointly invested in a car project with this company.

It's just that Lin Dong never pays attention to the business there, and the proportion he occupies is too small.

Recently, his personal funds are limited, and he can't keep up with the investment pace of Star VC. There are probably several million-level investments, all of which Huang Da'an advanced to him. After the payment, he sent the documents.

He didn’t press Lin Dong for money.

After all, no one would think that Boss Lin was so short of money.

Alas, I feel that I still need to enrich my personal account and accept more advertising endorsements.

Or take part in a variety show. With his current worth, the money he makes from participating in a variety show may not be worse than from making a movie.

Shi Shanshan came forward to sign the contract, and Crest Culture Media invested 100 million in "Railway Tiger", accounting for 30%, without any additional conditions. The only requirement was that Chen Zuming could not appear in the film.

Even among the behind-the-scenes team, this name cannot appear.

Such a willful contract is indeed amazing. By the way, I also recognized Lin Dong's anal fistula, oh no, anal fissure, ahem, and strong character.

If I say I won't let you out, I won't let you out.

In order to prevent you from coming out, I can spend 100 million without blinking an eye.

For a commercial film with such a main theme, it is actually very difficult to lose money.

But Lin Dong wouldn't cry until he saw the coffin, and his heart wouldn't die until he saw the Yellow River. After signing the contract, he closed the door and tidied up his appearance.

Pick up the Diao Chan figure on the desk.

He walked up to Mr. Guan and bowed respectfully.

"Master Guan, this wizard..."

"Well, little Lin Dong, please give Mr. Guan a beautiful woman to express your feelings."

"I hope Master Guan will bless the movie Tiger on the Railway and make money!"

"As long as you lose money, the villain will immediately dedicate both Big and Little Joe to you. Don't be embarrassed. As the saying goes, beauties love heroes. In the villain's heart, you are the biggest hero."

"please!"

After hearing a bunch of flattering prayers that made people want to vomit, Lin Dong respectfully placed the figures in front of Mr. Guan.

This is probably what is called not asking the common people but asking ghosts and gods.

Boss Lin also has no choice but to do this.

He could ask the common people, but the key point is that none of the common people are reliable.

Everyone worked hard to make money for him, lest he make enough gold galleons and run away.

I can only turn to Mr. Guan for help.

After all, Mr. Guan has no interest relationship with him.

【Settlement in progress...】

[The project name is the movie "Railway Tiger", with a production cost of 300 million and a total box office of 699 million. According to the investment ratio, you lost a total of 26.605 million. Congratulations on your successful loss]

[Since what is consumed is not the system’s initial capital, no Galleons will be settled]

[Settlement is over, the starting capital of the next round is 6 million, and the current capital of your system account is 69.72 million yuan (excluding other funds in the company account)]

Ha ha……

Mr. Guan is indeed reliable!

Lin Dong laughed and ran to Mr. Guan and bowed his hands: "Er Qiao from Soochow will deliver it within three days. We have a happy cooperation, hahaha~"

The account balance is 69.72 million. After excluding the 26 million borrowed from the Kleist Cultural Fund, there is only 43.72 million left.

Six million of this is the starting capital.

The kind where you can earn Galleons if you lose money.

In order to prevent Mr. Guan from waiting anxiously, Lin Dong immediately informed Gangzi to buy these two women back.

But, having said that, it’s a pity that this movie lost its money.

On the one hand, Fang Long is in charge, and on the other hand, Ding Sheng is also a great director with profound skills. The subject matter is not too problematic, but it only made less than 700 million in box office.

The producer's share is about 33% to 39%, and the box office must be three times the cost to make money.

There is a huge difference between 700 million and 900 million.

Lin Dong lost 30% of his bonus of 30 million, and this movie lost at least close to 100 million.

Boss Lin didn't feel any guilt at all about this.

He just paid homage to Mr. Guan and did not do anything to add insult to injury in the production and distribution of the film.