The King of Xiuxianjuan returns to modern times and becomes a landlord

Ying Ni and the director toured the entire crew, and the director then suggested inviting Ying Ni to a nearby dinner. Ying Ni happily accepted the invitation, hoping to take this opportunity to get to know the crew better.

Stepping into the quaint box, Ying Li walked briskly, her eyes gleaming with anticipation and determination for the upcoming negotiations. The director and the main creative staff followed closely behind her, each face revealing their passion and dedication to the project.

On the round table, various delicacies were arranged in an orderly manner. However, what attracted the most attention was the bottle of aged wine carefully placed in the center, as if foreshadowing that an unusual conversation would take place tonight. As everyone took their seats, the atmosphere gradually became subtle and tense.

The director spoke first, his voice steady and powerful. "Ms. Ying Ni, thank you very much for taking the time to attend tonight's gathering. Our team has poured their heart and soul into this production, When the Clouds Rises. Tonight, we look forward to discussing some of the details with you in depth."

Ying Ying smiled gently, a smile that revealed both respect for the director and confidence in the future of the project. "Director, you're too modest. I've always admired you and your team's professionalism and passion. I've done some research on When the Clouds Rises and even took the time to watch some of the actors' performances today. I'd like to discuss certain plot details further with you and the screenwriter. If my concerns can be satisfactorily addressed, I'm willing to fully invest in this production."

The discussion then shifted to the specifics of the negotiations. Ying Li offered her insights on character development and plot development. Her earnest and clear presentation conveyed her profound understanding and passion for the work to everyone present. The director and creative team also offered their opinions, filling the room with a flurry of ideas and sparks of inspiration.

As time passed, the delicacies on the table were gradually consumed, and the bottle of aged wine began its journey, adding a mellow and warm atmosphere to the conversation. Under the catalytic effect of alcohol, everyone's communication became more frank and in-depth, as if an inexplicable tacit understanding and trust had been established between them.

Finally, as the night deepened, the negotiations drew to a close. Ying Lie warmly shook hands with the crew, the director, and the others, saying goodbye. Their eyes reflected satisfaction with the successful collaboration. Now, everything depended on further negotiations and coordination. Outside Juquanzhai, moonlight streamed down the path home, and thanks to their combined efforts, the story of "When the Clouds Rises" was about to unfold.

Ying Ni returned home and immediately contacted her private legal team, entrusting the matter to them for further representation and negotiation.

After much negotiation, Ying Li finally decided to invest the full amount, becoming the sole investor. Once the funds were in place, the crew quickly resumed operations. At the same time, Ying Li demanded that the director strictly adhere to the script and that any actors whose acting skills did not meet the standards be immediately expelled from the crew.

This investment process sparked a newfound inspiration for Ying Xuan. She realized that the numbers in her bank account merely represented the amount of money, but that its true value and significance far exceeded that. More importantly, the various shares she held and the rental income from properties that provided a stable income generated substantial dividends every month.

Ying Li searched online for information about the crew's investment. After browsing for a long time, she felt that the information did not seem to be suitable for her situation.

"Hello, Attorney Gao. I have some questions regarding investing in a film crew." After a brief moment of reflection, Ying Li decided not to hesitate and quickly called her attorney. Attorney Gao enjoyed an excellent reputation in the legal profession. He had handled a large number of cases and possessed extensive experience. He was also very familiar with the affairs of the entertainment industry and could provide professional legal advice.

"Ms. Ying, regarding this matter you're concerned about, I've carefully considered it and have a few suggestions to share with you. First, given that it's not uncommon for capitalists to insert personnel into the crew to secure their own interests in projects with multiple investors, and considering your unique situation, I think you could consider investing in the project in full. This way, you can have complete control over the entire project, avoiding the potential problems and conflicts caused by capitalists inserting personnel. After all, as the sole investor in the project, you will have absolute say and decision-making power."

Besides Ying Lien herself and her country, Attorney Gao knows your financial situation best. He has a thorough understanding of your cash flow. He personally handles and manages all inflows and outflows of your funds. Therefore, he has an extremely deep understanding and comprehensive grasp of your financial situation.

"Secondly, in the volatile and competitive entertainment industry, script revisions and adjustments are commonplace. To ensure the best return on your investment, I suggest you consider purchasing the rights to the script. This way, you can ask the original author to adapt the work to your needs, ensuring the quality of the script meets your expectations. This way, you can better control the final product of the project and ensure it meets your standards and requirements."

"Finally, if you're just planning to invest and don't want to personally participate in the day-to-day operations and management of the project, I recommend finding an experienced production crew to oversee the execution of the project. Choosing a production crew with a good reputation and a proven track record can significantly reduce the risk of project failure while also ensuring your investment is effectively managed and utilized."

"Ms. Ying, the above is all the advice I can offer you based on your situation. If you have any other questions or need further advice, you are always welcome to contact me. I will do my best to provide you with more help and support."

After the call, Ying Li carefully considered Lawyer Gao's advice.

Ying Ni decided to personally visit various film and television studios for on-site inspections within the next period of time. She pulled out her phone and checked the rankings of the most anticipated novels for film and television adaptations, both male and female genres. She selected a few novels that had yet to be adapted for television and film, and ultimately decided to purchase the rights to over a dozen unadapted novels, including male-focused titles like "The Farm," "Primitive Man," and "The Big Player," as well as female-focused titles like "Why Not in the Same Boat," "Lantern Flower," "Peaceful Every Year," and "Meeting You."