Huayu Entertainment, all I can do is make bad movies.

"That's right, it's a business trip."

"Remember this: when you're on a business trip, make sure you get a receipt for everything, from meals and accommodations to train tickets and even a bottle of water. Then you can get reimbursed by the finance department when you get back."

"The company doesn't reimburse everything; they only reimburse 50 yuan per person per day."

"Boss, what exactly are we doing on this business trip?"

Wang Hai smiled slightly: "Good question. This brings us to the operating model of domestic cinema chains."

"Our film is about to hit theaters nationwide. You should know how shady things are in theaters. They can arbitrarily change the number of viewers and give the production company whatever they want in terms of profit sharing."

"Therefore, we need you to secretly monitor and record the actual number of people. This shows how important you are."

After Wang Hai finished speaking, Haiwang Film and Television erupted in a buzz.

Business trips sound pretty prestigious.

But how many people in the world have the courage to step out of their comfort zone?

Most of the people here have only ever been to two cities since birth: their hometown and Beijing.

"I don't even know which direction Tianjin is in, and they want me to go to WLMQ. I've only ever heard of that name in the weather forecast."

"I'm going to Datong. Which province is Datong in again?"

"Where did you get assigned?" someone asked.

Some people happily remarked, "I live in the capital, not far from home."

"Boss, could we team up in pairs?"

Wang Hai looked regretful: "The company doesn't have enough people, so I have to go alone."

Are you kidding me?

With company and laughter, what does a little loneliness and helplessness in a strange city matter?

This arrangement goes against Wang Hai's original intention of forcing employees to resign voluntarily.

"Second and third-tier cities are not like Beijing. Don't wander around unfamiliar places. If something happens, the company won't be able to explain it to your parents, wives and children."

Wang Hai's alarmist words finally pushed some employees to their breaking point: "Boss, I want to resign. Can I get my medical examination fee refunded?"

"This really can't be refunded. Your medical examination fee was paid to the hospital, not the company."

"Besides, medical checkups are also beneficial to you yourselves. You've heard about it, haven't you? A few of our employees were found to have problems in the first few checkups, right?"

"Several people have hepatitis B, and one person is missing a kidney."

Everyone fell silent.

Wang Hai wasn't making things up.

Once, during an ultrasound, one of the men was told by the doctor that he was missing a kidney, and he fainted on the spot. Many employees of the company witnessed this scene.

This has terrified many people.

Thinking about it that way, it makes sense that the company wouldn't refund the medical examination fee.

But should I really go on a business trip to an unfamiliar city in the sweltering heat just for such a small medical check-up fee?

More and more people are having second thoughts.

A moment later, someone took the lead and stormed off, followed by an employee and Wang Hai, bidding farewell to their brief colleagues.

salary?

Damn it, I had to wait at home for half a month after my medical check-up before I could go back to work.

I did absolutely nothing during my first week at work; it was all training.

The probationary period salary is shockingly low; who would dare to accept such a small amount of money?

"No, don't go! You can't even face this little difficulty? The company offers such good benefits, weekends off plus bonuses and commissions—how many companies can offer that!"

Wang Hai said urgently.

"Boss, let it go. If it's going to rain, it's going to rain; if a mother wants to remarry, she can't stop it," Zhou Yang advised.

Wang Hai glared at Zhou Yang and shouted, "They're all gone! Where are we going to find supervisors? Even if everyone is here, we're still short-handed to keep an eye on the cinemas in XJ!"

XJ?

The remaining people felt a chill run down their spines.

Hey Wang, you good-for-nothing, go by yourself, I'm not doing this anymore.

Those who were originally prepared to persevere fled Haiwang Films even faster.

Haiwang Films has further reduced its staff, from nearly 500 people who participated in the initial training to more than 300 people, and now it can't even gather a hundred people.

Wang Hai still felt there were too many people.

He envisioned a team of around thirty to forty people.

A company that specializes in making low-budget, bad movies can't support too many people.

A production team of a dozen or twenty people.

With finance, reception, and a few support staff and errand runners, that's enough.

However, today's goal has been achieved.

Let's keep the remaining hundred or so people for now.

After dismissing everyone and sitting back in the boss's chair, Teng Tao, who was obsessed with love, came again.

Upon seeing this God of Wealth, Wang Hai voluntarily left his seat and warmly greeted him.

Teng Tao had no liking for Wang Hai, who was known for his exploitative and exploitative practices.

He subtly pulled a thick envelope from his bag: "Here's the money. From now until filming wraps, Gao Yuanyuan is part of the 'True Love Like a Dream' crew and must be available whenever needed."

"Of course, of course," Wang Hai nodded vigorously, like a chick pecking at rice.

He went through so much trouble to get 6 yuan.

The man surnamed Teng immediately offered 5.

That's enough money to pay several months' rent.

It can also add some decent office desks, chairs, and sofas to the company.

You could even install a telephone.

It's true that this money is Gao Yuanyuan's film salary, but it's perfectly fine to use it temporarily to reverse the company's financial crisis and improve its image. Bank transfers have to go through procedures, and it's normal for them to be delayed for a few months.

Teng Tao arrived quickly and left in a hurry.

He looked like a thief.

Wang Hai calmly called Zhang Xiaomin over.

"Has Gao Yuanyuan chosen a candidate for her assistant?"

"Um."

"Tell her that whether she's filming on set or discussing the script privately with the director and cinematographer, she must bring her assistant. How's your visa application going?"

"It's being processed, boss. Why would I go abroad?" Zhang Xiaomin asked, puzzled.

"I'll be bringing my work to the film festival; I haven't thought about the rest yet. Anyway, you'll definitely be going abroad in the second half of the year, so let Zhou Yang get a visa too, so the two of you can take care of each other."

"OK."

"Here's 1 yuan. Get the telecommunications company to install a phone line at your company."

"Boss, didn't you say you'd already had someone install a phone?"

Wang Hai feigned anger and said, "That company is too slow. Let's find another one."

After seeing Zhang Xiaomin off, Wang Hai went out to find the landlord and generously paid a month's rent.

The weekly rent payment and the hundreds of idle employees were Wang Hai's two biggest worries. Now that these issues have been resolved for the time being, he feels much better.

After lunch, Wang Hai went back to his rented room and had a nice nap.

In a daze, I heard a constant "ding, ding" sound in my head.

[Ding, host has gained 1 point of negative emotion today]

[Ding, Host... Emotional level 10]

[Ding, Host... Emotional level 100]

[Ding, host...]

Wang Hai woke up abruptly, and the long-dormant system began to react, frantically amplifying the negative emotions of the audience.

Needless to say, the source of the audience's emotions must be that some cinemas have scheduled screenings of "Titanic 2".

Wang Hai was overjoyed.

It's not because negative emotions were collected.

It takes a million points to redeem the [Constitution Enhancement Pill], so it's too early to worry.

He was delighted that his first feature film was released to the public.

Although the audience's criticism may outweigh their praise.

That's better than being ignored.

Wang Hai made a phone call to Wang Zhongjun.

He asked which cinema was showing "Titans II" because he wanted to go and see for himself.

Wang Zhongjun replied that he didn't know, and that he would need to find out, and that they would talk about it when they met later.