Truly ungrateful.
This matter doesn’t really concern Yan Huan much, yet she insists on sticking up for her boyfriend. Does she really think the entertainnt industry is her playground, where she can control everything?
Su Li remained calm, still holding onto dirt on Yan Huan.
Su Li almost laughed from anger; it was the first ti she’d encountered soone trying to force a takeover.
This issue was high on the trending list, staying near the top without dropping. Clearly, there were online trolls manipulating it.
A personal dia account on Weibo nad "Entertainnt Scout" exposed: "According to reliable insiders, all artists at Starry Sky Studio have signed 30-year contracts, but get so few resources they’re stuck doing web shows..."
Liu Weiyang beca hugely popular due to a web show, gaining quite a fan base. The mont they saw this insider news, they exploded.
——Feel sorry for Sister Weiyang, what kind of ridiculous slave contract is this? The trash studio’s boss should drop dead tomorrow!
——A 30-year contract? Is that even legal?! Gosh, what kind of insane studio is this? Even rookies don’t get scamd like this, it’s too dark.
——Sister Weiyang, join Chenguang Entertainnt. With your current fa, the company should help pay your breach of contract fine.
...
This "insider" revelation caused a massive uproar, leaving everyone in disbelief. Plus, Liu Weiyang’s side was keeping quiet about it, with no response at all.
Isn’t that just an admission?
Better run, that trash studio is no place to stay!
Liu Weiyang was overwheld, thinking this was all just baseless gossip? A 30-year slave contract? That’s simply outrageous! When Su Li signed her, it was only for three years! Even the big companies wouldn’t offer such a short term, and she was a newcor with no say at all.
Liu Weiyang felt she would never again be so lucky to et such a great boss, as Su Li’s studio was clearly different from other small workshops, and she had no thoughts of switching jobs.
Her assistant Xiao i quietly whispered in her ear, "Sister Weiyang, with the contract issue about you getting so much attention, quite a few entertainnt companies are offering you olive branches, promising to cover your breach of contract costs. Maybe you should... consider it?"
Liu Weiyang’s expression turned cold, causing Xiao i to shrink her neck back: "You shouldn’t be ungrateful! If it weren’t for the boss, my mother might not even be alive now. Besides, ever heard of— ’Better to be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix’?"
A faint cold smile appeared on Liu Weiyang’s lips; she was aware of Zhao Xiaoyan’s fate, joyfully signing with Star Emperor Entertainnt, now forced to terminate the contract, living neither as a person nor a ghost.
Xiao i’s face flushed with embarrassnt as her head quickly drooped: "So, Sister Weiyang, what do we do now? We can’t let those dia outlets start baseless rumors about the studio, right?"
Liu Weiyang gently furrowed her delicate brows, figuring Su Li must be overwheld with this issue right now.
Liu Weiyang thought for a mont and said, "Contact the boss and Brother Zhou, I want to make part of the contract public."
*
Yan Huan sat within the set of "Phoenix Perching on the Phoenix Tree," a script on her lap, holding a phone, looking relaxed as she read the ssages on Weibo.
Yan Huan curled her lips and muttered to herself, "Starry Sky Studio? A small studio like that dares to refuse being acquired by my Shi An? I’ll give you a little taste of suffering first."
Yan Huan contentedly watched the various unfavorable comnts about Starry Sky Studio popping up on Weibo, seemingly envisioning the studio’s backstage boss, so troubled they couldn’t eat, feeling overjoyed.
Suddenly, Liu Weiyang posted a new Weibo post...
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