Return to the City: The Strongest King

As a director, if you wanted to shoot a movie or a TV series, the first thing you had to do was secure investments.

Aside from a few top-tier directors in the domestic circle, who after announcing a project would have many investors eagerly offering money, other directors didn’t have such capabilities. Although Li Quan had also directed a fairly popular TV series, to be frank, he was somewhat known in the directors’ circle but not particularly famous.

So now that he had a promising script in hand, he had to find investors, and companies like Huaming Entertainment were exactly what he needed.

When Li Quan saw Sun Zilang approaching, he immediately greeted him with a smile, saying, "Vice President Sun, hello!"

Only twenty-five this year, Sun Zilang was still at an age for fun, and he loved playing around even more. If he had involved himself with other Sun Family enterprises, he might have performed even better, but no place was more entertaining than an entertainment company—abundant in beauties and celebrities. With just one word from him, those stars would be more than willing to climb into his bed.

In the national circle, he might not be very influential, but in Minghe’s circle, Huayang Entertainment was one of the top options, and his name was the most prominent.

Sun Zilang laughed heartily and said, "Old Li, do you have another good film for me?"

Li Quan immediately replied, "Indeed, I do. Right now, I’m looking for investors, and that made me think of you, Vice President Sun."

"It looks like you’ve got an eye for it, but let me make it clear—you can’t just throw any old rubbish my way; I don’t take kindly to sand in my eyes," said Sun Zilang.

"Rest assured, rest assured. I need to keep working in this circle; I wouldn’t dare offend you, Vice President Sun," Li Quan responded.

"Haha... Let’s go inside and talk then," Sun Zilang suggested.

At that moment, Sun Zilang seemed quite like a businessman. Indeed, the guy did have some skills; otherwise, the Sun family wouldn’t have assigned him to this entertainment company.