Sister Hua's analysis does make some sense, but it is only for ordinary martial arts students.

For Mu Rong, is there any difference whether he relies on martial arts for a long time or for short periods of time?

With his kung fu, wouldn't he be able to become a short-fight martial artist?

Li Lianjie is known as a walking dictionary of Kung Fu, with all kinds of martial arts at his fingertips, but in front of his martial arts background, it is really not enough.

Fanglong's style is agile and lively, climbing over walls and buildings as if walking on flat ground.

But when he has mastered Qinggong, he can easily perform those flipping tricks with his eyes closed.

Therefore, a real great martial arts student should rely on short and long-term play, and be able to master all martial arts plays at his fingertips. Only in this way can he be regarded as a top martial arts student.

"Xiao Rong, work hard. As long as you don't fall behind in your efforts, you will definitely be the best martial arts student in the country in the future."

Dong Zhihua still remembers Mu Rong's brilliant counterattack just now.

Let’s not talk about anything else, it’s just this skill. If Mu Rong is not popular, it will be unacceptable!

"You need more support from Sister Hua."

Mu Rong said politely.

Wang Jinghua was a little surprised to see him talking in a casual manner.

After not seeing each other for a while, Mu Rong’s temperament has changed a lot!

She still remembered how proud Mu Rong was in the past two years, and could not bear the slightest grievance.

Li Xue took him to have dinner with a director before. The director drank too much. I heard that he studied Peking Opera and said a few words that Peking Opera was dregs. As a result, he walked away angrily on the spot.

No matter which circle you are in, if you want to stand out, you have to sharpen your head and get a bloody head in order to stand out.

She has always been worried about Mu Rong's character. His bad temper can easily lead to disadvantages in the circle.

But today it looks like this kid has grown up a lot!

Still training people in the crew!

"As long as you are willing to work hard, I will do my best to help you."

Wang Jinghua warned seriously: "But I have to say one more thing. You have to control your temper in the future, and you can't be as impulsive as before. There is no right or wrong in society, only interests.

Temper is equated with strength. If you want to have a temper, you must first have the strength and status."

Mu Rong smiled and said: "You have to be patient and patient, and you have to be patient and patient. If you don't tolerate it, small things will turn into disasters."

"Eh? You have this jingle all the time!"

Dong Zhihua was happy.

"If you read more books when you were in school, you should remember that this is a quote from Zeng Guangxian's article."

Sister Hua rolled her eyes at him, then looked at Mu Rong and said with a smile: "The company has made a lot of big investments in the past few years. I will try to think of a way to see if I can help you take on more dramas."

Hearing her mention work, Mu Rong also took the opportunity to bring up the topic: "Sister Hua, can my contract be changed?"

Sister Hua was stunned for a moment, glanced at Li Xue, and found that Li Xue was also surprised, so she asked with a smile: "What, you think you don't earn enough?"

"It's a little less."

Mu Rong explained: "I am a contracted artist of the company, so I should hand over part of my income, but the ratio of nine out of ten draws is a bit too high, right?"

"Newcomers have all come from this step, everyone is the same."

Sister Hua thought for a while: "But it's a good thing to want to make money. Only when you have desire can you have motivation. It doesn't matter. I'll help you negotiate with the company. The market is different now! You have to follow the market."

Seeing that she did not give a direct answer, Mu Rong's heart was moved and his thoughts were racing.

As we all know, Huayi’s artist management business is in the hands of Sister Hua.

It stands to reason that the artist's share ratio is just a matter of a word from Sister Hua.

But Sister Hua did not give him a direct answer, but said that she would help him negotiate with the company. This attitude was a bit subtle.

If Sister Hua can decide the artist share ratio, then her words are tantamount to a polite refusal.

But if she can't decide the artists' share ratio, the situation will be more complicated.

After thinking for a while, Mu Rong asked: "Do I need to negotiate the contract with the company?"

"Of course..."

Sister Hua said with a smile, then seemed to react, her expression changed.

She frowned and looked at Mu Rong. Seeing Mu Rong's calm face, she hesitated and thought for a moment, then explained: "The company's brokerage business is all operated in a formal manner, and the process must go through the company's internal process. Both Mr. Wang and Mr. Wang have to

Just sign for approval."

Seeing the change in her expression and listening to her explanation, Mu Rong had an idea.

It seems that Sister Hua’s grip on the artist management business is not as tight as imagined!

Smiling slightly, Mu Rong explained: "I just thought that if I was negotiating with you, Sister Hua, I wouldn't be too harsh with my offer. After all, I signed up for Huayi just for your sake.

Since we are talking to the company, that is another matter..."

He didn't say it clearly, but he knew that Sister Hua would definitely understand what he meant.

What he was talking about was not about the share ratio at all, but about Sister Hua’s control over Huayi’s artist management.

Sure enough, Sister Hua fell into deep thought.

From the day she joined Huayi, Huayi's artist management business was under her control.

But starting from the second half of last year, Huayi introduced a digital office system and required all its subsidiaries to conduct business through the digital office system.

Taihe Cultural Agency Co., Ltd., which she co-founded with Huayi, is also a subsidiary of Huayi and also uses this office system.

But there is a problem with using this office system, that is, all business decisions of the subsidiary must be reported to the head office for approval.

As the president of Taihe Culture, when she manages artist brokerage business, she needs to submit reports to Chairman Wang Zhongjun for approval.

When she learned that the company had introduced this office system, she strongly opposed Taihe Culture's access to this system.

Originally, she was a partner of the two brothers Wang Zhongjun. Although Wang Zhongjun was the chairman and she was only the president of the subsidiary, they were both equal in terms of company status.

But now because of this system, Wang Zhongjun has directly become her immediate boss, and can directly review her business decisions. This is equivalent to taking away her control over the artist management business in disguise, and she will definitely disagree.

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However, after all subsidiaries were connected to the system, Taihe Culture's related business progress began to become difficult, and even the company's water and electricity bills were unable to be paid normally.

Her arms couldn't hold her thighs, so she had no choice but to agree to connect to the system.

But she made a request, that is, Wang Zhongjun must tell her his account password, and all approvals will be completed by her, without Wang Zhongjun being allowed to interfere.

Wang Zhongjun agreed, and she also obtained Wang Zhongjun's password, and she completed all relevant business approvals.

But since then, Wang Zhongjun began to try to get involved in the management of Taihe Culture.

He will review Taihe Culture's business approval process, ask her about Taihe Culture's operating conditions, and provide opinions on relevant decisions.

Every time Wang Jinghua retorted directly, Wang Zhongjun also acted cheerfully and didn't care.

But his behavior was like a thorn piercing Wang Jinghua's heart, making her sleepless and uneasy.

Wang Zhongjun has been criticizing her "nanny-style" agent model before, believing that she is not professional enough and relies too much on human management.

And this incident also illustrates a situation, that is, Wang Zhongjun is thinking of ways to strip away her control over artists.

As an agent, artists are her lifeblood.

Without the artist, she, Wang Jinghua, is nothing.

During this period of time, this matter had been pressing in her heart, and she said nothing to anyone.

But Mu Rong's contract negotiation reminded her of this incident again.

Looking at Mu Rong, Wang Jinghua was a little suspicious. Did he know something?

But Mu Rong's calm smile dispelled her doubts.

Even Li Xue didn't know about such high-level matters. How did Mu Rong know about it?

But she didn't know that Mu Rong guessed that her control over the company's artist management business was beginning to decouple just from the change in her expression.

"Don't worry about this, I'll take care of it for you."

Wang Jinghua pretended to be relaxed and said: "Your task now is to film well, and you don't need to worry about other things."

"good."

Mu Rong didn't say much and lowered his head to eat.

But he secretly sighed and lamented: People can only rely on themselves!


Chapter completed!