Let you invest, and you can support half of the entertainment industry?

Everyone is discussing.

Just heard a commotion.

Several people looked over and vaguely saw Xu Jia's figure among the crowd.

"Mr. Xu, I heard that our drama has been sold. Congratulations."

"Boss Xu is really in high spirits during happy events. He looks very energetic."

"This is our production and investment. I didn't expect it to be so young."

Various voices came out, and everyone was still relatively unfamiliar with Xu Jia.

After all, since the establishment of the group, except for the core members, no one else has even met.

"Haha, I came here in a hurry. I brought some food to give everyone a treat. In addition, everyone in the crew will receive red envelopes. As long as you work hard, everyone will get a share on the final day." Xu Jia said with a smile.

After saying that, the secretary led the people to hand out the abalone set meals they had brought, and everyone received a 500 red envelope.

After this set, nearly 100,000 yuan was scattered.

"Thank you, Mr. Xu, we have to do a good job even if we risk our lives!"

"Even if the producers treat us like this, we can't be underestimated."

"Is this a crew? This is my home!"

In an instant, even the lazy staff members cheered up and looked at Xu Jia like the God of Wealth.

Originally, Jiaxing's selling dramas had nothing to do with them, but now they are eager to work for Xu Jia.

When you get rich, you know that the rain and the dew will come to you. Only by following a boss like this can you have a good career.

Seeing Xu Jia's small trick, the crew rallied together.

Yang Mi and others were even more amazed.

"Mimi, you have found a treasure." Hu Ge joked.

"Then you think highly of me. This guy is now the big boss of Jiaxing, and I am just a part-time worker." Yang Mi said pitifully.

As he was walking this way, Xu Jia laughed when he heard the sound.

"Sister Mi, this is a bit pretentious. If you are a part-time worker, wouldn't we become beggars?" Xu Jia retorted.

"Shit, how much do I earn, how much do you earn?"

Yang Mi raised her eyes, "I'm filming here day and night, and I don't earn as much as you do, you idiot."

That being said, Yang Mi also knew in her heart that she would never be able to achieve such results without Xu Jia.

But she just felt unhappy.

The follower she had been when she was little was now the master, making her feel like she was being suppressed.

"It's not my fault. After all, those who use their brains do make more money than those who use their strength." Xu Jia smiled. He didn't have the complicated mood of Yang Mi.

Xu Jia knew very well that his ability to achieve such results relied more on his judgment of the future and ten years of experience.

But Yang Mi relied on her own strength to step by step become capital in her own right.

"What do you mean, you say I have no brain?"

Yang Mi's eyes widened and she reached for Xu Jia's ears.

Xu Jia nimbly dodged the 'Nine Yin White Bone Claw' and glanced down.

Isn't that right? Xiong Da Wu is brainless...

It's a pity that if he says this, it will really be a dead end.

Yang Mi noticed Xu Jia's wanton gaze, her face turned red, she gave Xu Jia a hard look, and turned sideways.

Others did not notice this clever little interaction between the two.

On the contrary, I feel envious of the two people's unscrupulous relationship.

"Are the two of them so close?" Hu Ge seemed to have discovered a new world.

Reba explained on the side: "Brother Jia and Sister Mi have been friends since childhood."

Playing since childhood...

Emmm, it seems like I’m thinking too much.

"Director Literary, come here and have a chat. There's no need to avoid me. You are the boss in the crew." Xu Jia waved to Wen Muye and dispelled the other's worries with words.

On the set, there can only be one voice.

The United States has a producer-centered system, which means the producer has the final say. Korea has a screenwriter-centered system, which means the screenwriter has the final say. Japan has a director-centered system, which means the director has the final say.

Only in China, it used to be a director-centered system.

Now with the development of the times and economy.

It has become the case that whoever has the biggest fist has the final say. Apart from a few big directors, there are also many cases where celebrities are dictating the crew.

Especially the crew of "Tomb Raiders".

Yang Mi and Hu Ge are both front-line actors, but Wen Muye is just a new director.

There was anxiety and caution in his heart.

What Xu Jia just said was to establish Wen Muye's core position in the crew.

Yang Mi also realized this and said: "Yes, we all have to obey your leadership in the crew, just tell us more about the drama."

Wen Mino then walked over with confidence.

"It's been a few days since filming. What problems do you think or areas that need improvement?" Xu Jia asked.

"I..." Wen Muye hesitated.

"It's okay, just say whatever you want. As long as it's reasonable, I will fully support you." Xu Jia said with certainty.

This is a test for Wen Muye. After all, Wen Muye became famous in his previous life when he filmed "I'm Not the God of Medicine" in 18.

Now that it's four years ahead of schedule, it's still unclear what the quality will be, just in case it goes against the grain again.

"Then I'll be honest. I think there's something wrong with the script of this drama, but I can't tell where the problem is specifically." Fumino said distressedly.

He has been troubled by this problem for several days, but he has been hesitant to tell Xu Jia.

After all, the other party is just a producer and investor. Does he know anything about film and television?

"Do you feel that some characters appear abruptly, and the plot jumps around a lot and is not coherent enough?" Xu Jia said with a smile.

"Ok?"

Fumino's eyes gradually widened, as if...

This is really the case!

Xu Jia accurately found out all the troubles he had in his heart.

The corners of Xu Jia's mouth raised slightly. How could he not be clear about the problem of "Tomb Robbers Notes". After this online drama was launched, it was peeled off layer by layer by the majority of netizens and analyzed in detail.

Being able to detect problems in the book shows that Wen Mino still has potential.

But this potential has not yet been fully realized.

The biggest problem with "Tomb Raiders" is its book.

After all, the original web drama was just Huanrui's plan to use Li Yifeng's popularity and the original IP to make money, and it was not polished at all.

"First of all, we must treat this drama in the form of a series. This is particularly important. There must be no fewer lines and pitfalls that should be buried, but it must be self-explanatory."

Xu Jia deeply understands that a single hit drama can only be successful for a while, and only series dramas are the hens that lay golden eggs.

The only reason why most shows don't get sequels is because the spoils are unevenly distributed.

Either the several companies that own the copyright can't come to an agreement, or the original team is talking a lot.

You haven't seen many TV dramas where the names remain the same and the characters are changed from time to time.