"Fiv... fifty thousand?" Liu Ying was somewhat tongue-tied, "Isn't that too much?"
Chen Feng laughed and said, "Given that he's worked in the film industry for decades, he's worth that price. Besides, isn't this also about your and your dad's reputation? If we give too little, it won't look good for you either."
Actually, Chen Feng's main intention was to leverage this Uncle Zhao's network in the film industry. Connections are priceless; often, their value is immeasurable.
For example, New Bright Film and Television's "Mountain Order" was stuck at the review stage. Despite multiple modifications, it was still problematic. In the end, it was not only about the content of the drama but also a matter of public relations lobbying.
If not, why is it that similar dramas get approved while "Mountain Order" doesn't?
