"What do you mean by ’I guess’ and what’s with this bizarre answer?"
"Well—it’s about the fanfiction online concerning Jiang Cheng and Shen Siyi, which I think is quite well-written."
"Netizens say that just watching the two of them interact could make for a hundred episodes of pure entertainment, and I find this sentiment very reasonable."
It’s over, his TV series is doomed!
It took two days to complete the COOL brand clothing advertisement shoot.
After taking pictures with several staff members and leaving autographs, Tang Shu packed her things and got into the company’s Volkswagen.
As soon as she opened the rear door of the car, she saw Luo Lin, whom she hadn’t seen for several days.
"Sister Luo, how come you have time today?"
"I just came to see what life is like for the entertainment industry’s new darling, who doesn’t need any agent or team packaging and still manages to occupy the top trending spots every day."
That tone, it’s a bit sour—
"Isn’t it a good thing that I’m not causing you worry, rather than making a mess for you to clean up?"
"It’s not that serious, I’m just a bit jealous."
Sister Luo felt helpless, she had originally thought she signed a just-legal girl who knew nothing, only to find that this girl’s psychological age was even more mature than her, an actual old auntie.
If Tang Shu had to deal with the same issues, Sister Luo doubted she could be as composed as her.
"I’m here to report on work to you."
"Report? Is it about the company?"
"No, it’s about you as an artist."
Sister Luo stared at her earnestly, "I think, in terms of being an artist, you’re indeed the boss."
So, using the term ’report’ seemed to better express her current work situation.
Okay then, still sounding a bit sour.
"Then speak, I’m all ears."
Luo Lin was now in a ’damaged jar’ mindset, "I had initially planned to hold back the video from your fan meeting to release it later once the news hype had died down, but it seems there’s absolutely no need to wait anymore. I’ll post it on Weibo in a while."
The reason the video hadn’t been published was not because Xiao Li hadn’t finished editing it, but because she had put it on hold, waiting for the hype to decrease before generating more traffic with it.
And goodness, before the previous hype had even subsided, up it goes again.
She had never seen such a troublesome artist.
If they waited any longer, that fan meeting video would be 100% buried and forgotten.
Tang Shu had no objections to this, "Then let’s publish it. If you’ve decided, that’s fine by me. It’s no trouble for Xiao Li to send me the edited video so I can post it on Weibo later."
"It’s already in your email."
Sister Luo could almost anticipate the surge of traffic that would come after the video’s release.
Seeing her still looking worried, Tang Shu suddenly laughed.
"Sister, you’re acting just like Tiantian right now. Am I really that much of a handful?"
She swore with all her heart, she was never one to court trouble.
Luo Lin gave her a ’you better reflect on yourself’ look, "You are the most worry-free yet the most worrisome artist I’ve ever seen."
That statement was not contradictory at all. The worry-free part was genuine because sometimes Tang Shu handled things perfectly on her own, without leaving any loose ends.
However, the worrisome part made a lot of sense in its own right.
She didn’t create issues, but alas, she always seemed to find herself amidst them!
After a few seconds of genuine self-reflection, Tang Shu decisively pulled out a small porcelain bottle from her small shoulder bag.
"Concentrated Heart Jade Dew Pill."