100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 42.2: Please Keep On Liking Me (2)

Today was an unexpectedly busy day. 

In the morning, she had a one-hour appointment with Li Xiaoxing to check on his homework through video call. Later in the afternoon, she would meet Zhang Ning for lunch to discuss the preparations for their next film before accompanying Song Shiyu for a three-hour date at an art exhibition. At night, she would head over to Bai Zhou’s place to prepare dinner for him, another three-hour appointment. 

It was quite troublesome having to deal with so many appointments in a single day, but at least she was making good money out of it. 

After looking through her work for the day, she grabbed a phone and tapped into the ‘Temptation of Home’ app.

Totaling her income, she had accrued 700,000,000 on the app thus far. Once their film started screening in movie theaters, she should be able to reach her first billion. 

She didn’t leave her spare cash lying around in the bank either. She chose to entrust it into the hands of a financial management company. The interest rate she was offered wasn’t spectacular, but it was still money.

It was quite remarkable how she was able to advance this far despite having only transmigrated over for a few months. Once the screenwriting studio took off, she would be able to quit her stand-in job and finally take it easy. 

Ahh, I’m looking forward to it. 

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Two minutes before 10 A.M., Ji Fanyin had already switched on her laptop and was prepared to accept Li Xiaoxing’s video call. 

As soon as the clock struck ten, she received a video call request from Secretary Fan. She accepted the request, and Li Xiaoxing’s face appeared on her laptop screen. 

“Mr Li.” Ji Fanyin took out a notebook and twirled a pen on her finger. “What’s your current progress?”

“… Following your instructions, I expressed my dissatisfaction toward her for the first time,” said Li Xiaoxing. “I hung up the call on her afterward too.”

“Well done.” Ji Fanyin put a tick on the assignment she had assigned him last week. “Do you remember the details of the conversation? Even the general flow of it would do.”

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