Seeing that Meng Ran had spoken, Yang Biaozi grinned and remained silent.

Lin Yifeng was already used to this.

Yang Biaozi has always been like this; otherwise, Lin Yifeng would have been wondering whether or not to meet this guy.

Yang Biaozi has clearly become much more restrained since following me. Before, he would have been living the high life, with two beautiful foreign women on either side of him.

Their gaze returned to the rat.

Lin Yifeng looked at the mouse in front of him and nodded with a smile.

"Here's what you're doing: start contacting your team, and then go and apply for an official visa soon."

"Once we've finalized the company's arrangements, I'll send you the contract."

"Once you sign, get your visa and come over as soon as possible."

The rat's eyes were filled with excitement as it stared intently at Lin Yifeng.

That expectant expression left Lin Yifeng speechless for a moment.

Seeing the two locked eyes, Zhang Jisheng smiled and patted the mouse on the shoulder.

"You're something else! You've got some guts!"

"From now on, I'll be able to find my older brother to eat with."

"Do a good job."

The mouse nodded vigorously.

However, he looked at Lin Yifeng with some curiosity.

"Official visa?"

Lin Yifeng smiled and nodded.

These days, there are generally only two ways to stay here long-term: one is a government visa, which is the most common work visa.

The stay period generally ranges from one month to one year, and you can renew it when it expires.

Another option is long-term residence.

The former is easier to obtain, while the latter is not an easy visa to obtain even in later generations.

But what puzzled the mouse was how he managed to get the official visa.

The most reliable way to secure a government visa is through cooperation between both parties, but it usually only lasts for a little over a month.

Seeing the mouse's puzzled look, Lin Yifeng smiled and waved his hand.

"I remember your company is called Longxiang Film and Television Company, right?"

“I feel like we’re destined to meet. I have many companies named Longteng.”

"How about this, I'll start a film and television company called Dragon Rise, how about you join us?"

The mouse's eyes widened, and it gasped.

"You mean..."

"You want to acquire us?"

Lin Yifeng nodded again.

A brief silence fell over the room.

Zhang Jisheng also did not expect Lin Yifeng to be so decisive, deciding to bring the rat under his command after only one meeting.

Seeing that the rat was still in a daze, Zhang Jisheng couldn't help but scold it.

"Aren't you going to thank the boss yet?"

The mouse, regaining its senses, nodded repeatedly, expressing its gratitude.

Lin Yifeng simply smiled slightly.

Only the mice were overjoyed beyond words.

Those in their line of work mainly rely on luck to make a living. Sometimes they can get a dozen or so jobs a year, while other times they might not be able to find work for three to five months.

Lin Yifeng's actions not only provided them with stable jobs, but also paved the way for Hong Kong's future return to China.

To put it bluntly, the rats have absolutely no worries about the future; all they need to do is work diligently for Lin Yifeng.

Even Zhang Jisheng was a little envious of the rat, who had actually eaten on the mainland before them.

Most companies in Hong Kong are currently feeling somewhat apprehensive about the return to China, as no one knows what the film and television policies will be like then.

The rats these days have gone much further than they have. As long as we work hard, we don't need to worry about anything.

After finalizing everything inside the house, Lin Yifeng had three more days to stay in Hong Kong.

For the next three days, I asked Zhang Jisheng and Laoshu to show them around Hong Kong and buy some gifts for Bai Yejin and the others.

Three days later, Lin Yifeng and his two companions boarded a ship to return to the mainland.

On the boat, Lin Yifeng enjoyed the sea breeze and pondered his next plan.

Meng Ran leaned against the side of the boat, smoking a cigarette, a hint of doubt in his eyes.

What are you thinking about?

"I wasn't thinking about anything."

Lin Yifeng snapped out of his daze and shook his head.

Meng Ran didn't ask any further questions.

Only Lam Yat-fung knew very well that he was now considering the return of Hong Kong three years from now.

This will have a severe impact on the domestic economy, especially on the development of science and technology and humanities.

Film and television are only a small part of it.

Lam Yat-fung also planned to take advantage of this opportunity to seize the economic boom in Hong Kong and see if he could ride the wave of the times.

This is an opportunity, a very rare opportunity.

But let's not worry about that for now; the most important thing is to get the filming of "The Swindler" done.

If this trial is successful, Lin Yifeng will be able to begin trying to establish a foothold in the domestic market for film and television dramas.

After resting for a day at the Fujian provincial port, Lin Yifeng and Meng Ran booked their return flight to Shangdu.

Before parting, Yang Biaozi promised Lin Yifeng that he would definitely treat Lin Yifeng well next time he came to Fujian, and it wouldn't be as rushed as this time.

Lin Yifeng didn't seem to care, and instead patted Yang Biaozi on the shoulder in a practiced tone.

"Alright, you do a good job."

"Don't do that useless thing."

"Do more good deeds, and you'll have a good life to enjoy in the future."

Yang Biaozi nodded.

The next day, Lin Yifeng boarded a plane back to Shangdu.

...

Three days later, Lin Yifeng was lying in a hotel in Shangdu, with Bai Yejin, who had just finished her weekend break, in his arms.

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