Chapter 81 - Investment (2/2)

“Director Zheng, I advise you to consider this carefully. Don’t trust her so easily. When the funds arrive and you run into difficulties, you won’t even have time to cry!”

Yan Zhang stared at Jiang Zhi and licked the back of his teeth with the tip of his tongue. There was anger gushing out from his eyes.

Jiang Zhi’s eyes were filled with contempt. She gave him a sidelong glance and curled the corners of his lips into a perfunctory smile. She retorted, “Director Yan, take care of yourself. You don’t have to worry about my matters. Swallowtail will get to save what little money it has left. Don’t spend it recklessly…”

“Who knows, Swallowtail might be facing a crisis in a while!”

Jiang Zhi, who possessed the memories of her past life, gave her a friendly reminder. However, Yan Zhang felt that she was cursing maliciously. He spat a few words and left angrily.

Bang!

The office returned to silence. Director Zheng’s face was filled with worry as he repeatedly touched the script. He cleared his throat but swallowed the words that were about to come out of his mouth.

He had some connections in the industry and was well-informed. Of course, he knew that Star Glory was currently struggling. They had to nurture their artists and also think of ways to obtain resources. If they wanted to take out the amount of money invested in the movie, it was simply a joke!

However, Jiang Zhi had good intentions. Director Zheng could not complain, so he could only think of other ways anxiously.

He fiddled with his phone and swiped at his contact list, thinking of contacting other familiar investors to see if there was a possibility of cooperation.

Jiang Zhi’s eyes turned slightly, giving him some reassurance as he said, “Don’t worry. Star Glory would definitely back this movie. The most important thing now is to change the script!

“I saw you mark a few places red. You must be struggling with them, right?

“With my understanding and thoughts, if you want to merge virtual games and reality, you can’t have clear hints or set obvious boundaries at the beginning of the plot.

“We risk losing audience retention in these areas. It’s best to leave some ambiguity in the air. What do you think?”

Jiang Zhi deliberately changed the topic. Sure enough, Director Zheng quickly discussed the plot with her and threw a few more questions that had troubled him for a long time.

Director Zheng moved his gaze away from the computer screen. His eyes were filled with gratitude as he held her hand seriously and said, “Jiang Zhi, thank you…”

Jiang Zhi bit her lips lightly and squeezed out a subtle smile. She felt slightly apologetic.

After all, these plotholes were all caught and solved by Director Zheng himself in her previous life. She was just making use of her future knowledge to bring them up first..