Due to the improvement in the director and script's quality, the investment costs have soared. Unlike the previous two times, this time he must consider whether the investment can be recouped along with the box office success, hence the slow progress.
Plus, there have been constant submissions from directors and screenwriters during this period, which led to three more days passing, and he still has over half of the scripts left on hand.
Of course, this is also related to his slow reading pace. If a director accompanies him, it's convenient as a glance can provide cues from the narrator, but with just the script, he needs to carefully review it to give hints.
"Director Jiang, the project is good, I'm very satisfied!"
In the office, Su Qing held a script, smiling at the middle-aged man in front of him who was in his forties.
