100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 50.3: Don’t Forget To Pay Your Bills (3)

The studio Ji Fanyin and Zhang Ning established was already getting on track, but He Shen, despite being one of the co-founders, hadn’t made an appearance even once. He simply entrusted everything to Zhang Ning.

Whenever there was an important decision to be made, Zhang Ning would say that he had no opinions at all and that they could just decide between themselves. It was almost as if he was an emotionless investing machine.

“… Didn’t you say it yourself? I got too immersed in the role. I’m still trying to recover.”

He Shen’s voice was extremely soft, to the point that only Ji Fanyin, who was standing right beside him, could hear it.

Ji Fanyin could understand where he was coming from since she had lived a similar life in another world. If anyone on the street discovered his identity, it would lead to a series of complications.

“You’re a professional actor. No matter how immersed you’re in a role, it shouldn’t take months for you to recover,” teased Ji Fanyin. “You seem to be a regular on Weibo.”

The two of them had quite a few interactions on Weibo despite hardly meeting in real life. It was the perfect example of the current era’s virtual friends.

Perhaps it was because they were both actors who had achieved a high level of competency in their craft, they had many common views regarding films. It was their first time chatting face to face with each other, but Ji Fanyin felt comfortable, as if she was talking to an old friend.

“Rather than socializing, I prefer to be on the net…” He Shen’s words sounded a little muffled due to his mask. “Are you waiting for someone?”

“I’m waiting for my taxi,” explained Ji Fanyin. She glanced at the bags from a convenience store in He Shen’s hands and asked, “You live in the vicinity?”

It was a fairly upscale residential district, so it wasn’t too surprising for He Shen to live here.

It’s just that…

Ji Fanyin took another look at the convenience store bags and noticed that they were filled with canned drinks. She found it a little amusing. “A film emperor like you is spending Ch

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