I've become Superman, and now you're talking about the resurgence of spiritual energy?

Jiang Jingyun has worked on several short videos, the cheapest being only fifty yuan and the most expensive only eighty yuan. This is the first time he has seen one starting at one hundred yuan.

First, take a look at the company profile.

It is an MCN agency called Wenxin Culture Communication Co., Ltd., which focuses on the incubation of influencers on Douyin, YouTube and TT, and also takes care of Xiaohuangshu and Bilibili.

It covers both domestic and international markets.

Its core account is "Warm-hearted Heroine," which mainly focuses on martial arts. It has over six million followers on Douyin and more than ten million followers across the entire internet.

There are also several tracks related to history and traditional culture, all featuring female internet celebrities.

Jiang Jingyun submitted his resume.

The HR lady glanced at his resume, her gaze lingering on his work experience section. "You've done freelance video editing before?"

"Yes, they were all introduced by classmates," Jiang Jingyun replied, "including the timing calibration of the subtitles."

"Sure, come for an interview at our company. The address is on our business card. You can come anytime within three days."

The HR lady stamped the resume with a "Passed the initial on-site interview, awaiting the company interview" stamp, then picked up a stapler and stapled the resume, an interview invitation, and a company business card together.

Then, with a professional smile, she handed it over, saying, "Just show this when you get there. The address is on the business card, and the receptionist will take you to the interview location."

The whole process was mechanical and skillful.

"Thank you." Jiang Jingyun took the document and put it in his bag before continuing to look at other stalls.

There are many companies recruiting, but if you filter by salary, benefits, and career prospects, there aren't many truly suitable ones.

Almost all students have similar tastes and opinions, so there are only a few suitable options.

Each company has a dedicated booth, the largest space, including an on-site interview area and a queuing area. Only those who pass the on-site screening are eligible to proceed to the company's second interview.

There were so many people that there were long queues, and the competition was extremely fierce.

After spending the whole morning looking around, Jiang Jingyun still hadn't found anything suitable. He had five second-round interview notices in his hand: one for a long-term part-time position with Wenxin Culture, one for an internet cafe manager position, and the rest for sales positions.

Internet cafes are starting to revive, mainly driven by a few leading chain enterprises, but they are still a twilight industry.

Although it is a large chain brand, this network administrator is really just a store network administrator, working three shifts, not a management trainee. A management trainee would not have stayed until now.

In such large companies, only management trainees have the opportunity to rise to the top.

Jiang Jingyun is now a person with a system, so this kind of work that requires too much time and energy is naturally not within his consideration.

Sales are for small companies, and it's impossible for them to do that.

The only remaining option is long-term part-time positions through Wenxin Culture. MCN companies are generally not very large, and the income of flexible workers is unstable, but their hours are flexible.

This job would be more suitable.

The address is located in the University Town of the West City, in the Heshan Entrepreneurship Park, which is very convenient. Jiang Jingyun went for the interview at 1 p.m., bringing his laptop with him.

The interview requires you to edit a video on the spot. Wenxin Culture will provide a computer and software, but you can also bring your own.

There are many software programs available. I use the ones that come with me and am familiar with them, but my machine performance is poor and the speed is slow.

"Wow, this student has a great figure." The receptionist was very young, and her eyes sparkled with admiration as she took the interview materials from Jiang Jingyun.

Jiang Jingyun now has a figure comparable to a supermodel. His face shape was already good, so he has become even more handsome.

He can already be categorized as a handsome guy.

This shirt was specially bought from a menswear brand. The cut is excellent. I was too thin before, and it looked loose and baggy on me, but now it fits perfectly and shows off my body curves to the fullest.

"Come with me." The receptionist was very welcoming and led Jiang Jingyun inside.

On the way, Jiang Jingyun saw a sign that read: Martial Arts Combat Interview Site.

There is also an indicator arrow.

Walk a few more steps down the corridor and you'll see a sign for a martial arts sparring interview, standing at the entrance of a room.

The door was open, and there were two people inside, dressed in those kinds of training clothes. The room was very spacious, and the layout resembled a film set, with the words "Film Studio" written above the door.

This is clearly a martial arts combat skills test site.

"Do you still have a photography studio?" Jiang Jingyun asked.

"Yes, many videos need to be filmed in a studio, and we also have wire work," the receptionist replied.

"Are there martial arts sparring interviews here this afternoon?"

Jiang Jingyun asked, "What are the requirements? I don't think I saw you recruiting for this kind of job at the job fair."

"This job isn't publicly advertised; it's all done through internal referrals."

The receptionist was incredibly open and honest, saying, "Those who come for the interview are all stunt performers, action actors, sports school graduates, and professional Sanda athletes from Hengdian World Studios. You ordinary college students can't handle them."

"What kind of work do you do in this position?" Jiang Jingyun stopped.

"It's about filming real combat videos."

The receptionist said, "We're launching a new battle series, which will be updated soon. We hope this series will help us widen the gap between our account and other accounts in the same category."

Jiang Jingyun understood. Before the interview, he had naturally done some research on the company, starting with the videos on several of its accounts.

Since it's a battle, then it's the "Warm and Cozy Heroine" account that's being released. This account focuses on beautiful women's martial arts fighting, using various cold weapons or fist and foot techniques.

The videos are divided into series such as Traditional Martial Arts, Imitation, Teaching, and Daily Life.

He knew about these kinds of internet celebrities; he had seen them on social media before, but he wasn't interested in them and hadn't watched much of their content before.

I need to find a job right now, so I specifically searched for some information at noon.

The results showed that there were so many, and the industry was very competitive, with a large number of beautiful female internet celebrities, some of whom were skilled in multiple martial arts, such as the "Warm-hearted Heroine" from this company.

Some specialize in a particular martial art.

For example, teaching fans to practice Tai Chi, there are various styles.

I did a search around noon and found several female internet celebrities with over a million followers, and they were all quite beautiful.

It's obvious that a beautiful woman has an advantage over a man when it comes to teaching this.

"This is a pretty high salary, right?" Jiang Jingyun continued to ask.

"It's calculated based on appearance time. Thirty seconds is worth 1,000 yuan. Most videos are relatively short, so it's basically 1,000 yuan per video. Medium-length videos will be worth more because the appearance time is usually longer."

The receptionist said, "Mid-length videos are difficult because you often have to pause them. Short videos are easier. We're hiring two people for the new series, part-time, no need to work in the office. Each person will earn over two thousand a week."

"It's very difficult," the receptionist added.

"When do you start the interviews?" Jiang Jingyun pointed to the photography studio, indicating that he was referring to that, not his own interview.

"It's past two o'clock. There are only ten people left. Many of them practice martial arts, but not many are actually good at fighting."

The receptionist pointed ahead and said, "Your interview is over there; we've arranged it in a meeting room."

Jiang Jingyun understood what the receptionist meant, so he stopped asking and continued walking forward. Soon he arrived at the door of a large room, a large conference room.

Wow, there are so many people.

Before coming, Jiang Jingyun thought it was just him or at most five or six people, but there were more than thirty people in the group. So many people were competing for a part-time job.

so horrible.

The receptionist went inside and introduced Jiang Jingyun to an interviewer.

Then he pointed to the rest area, "Please sit down for a while and wait in line. You brought your laptop, so it will be your turn soon. I'll go out now."

"Okay, thank you," Jiang Jingyun replied.

The receptionist smiled, nodded, turned, and went back to the front desk.

Jiang Jingyun's gaze swept around the large conference room, and his face lit up with joy as he spotted a label.

Wing Chun

To the right of the HR manager who was conducting the interview, there was a bookshelf embedded in the wall, with many books, but only one had a label.

green.