Liu Yun: "Shooting a promotional video?"

"Yunzhao Media hasn't even started recruiting directors yet?"

She never even considered going herself.

Xie Xuan: "It doesn't need to be so general. I just want to boost the tourism economy and promote tourist attractions."

"Aren't there too many ancient towns lately? Many of them are struggling to attract customers, so we want to promote them."

"Ideally, it would be related to the ancient Shu culture."

Liu Yun: "...Isn't the reason why business in the ancient city is bad because they treat customers like suckers and rip them off?"

"If I'm to do the promotion, then these places need to be improved. I can't just lure the audience and fans in and keep ripping them off; that's only treating the symptoms, not the root cause."

Moreover, these ancient cities are all very similar, even more so than the homogenization in novels.

People who go out often aren't stupid.

In the end, Lin Ying stepped forward to talk to the officials of Furong City. Without rectification, this matter could not be done.

If Yunzhao Media doesn't have the capacity to manage so much, then so be it. But since they do have the capacity, they should at least be more inclined to cater to the audience.

Fortunately, the authorities are aware of these problems, but since they involve too many people's interests, it's difficult to take action.

Now we can take advantage of this wave to rectify a group of people, and only those who are willing to accept rectification can film.

Those who are unwilling can simply maintain the status quo and let themselves fend for themselves.

Liu Yun: "...This is ridiculous! Are they trying to take advantage of my connections?"

The authorities in Furong City might not be able to handle it, so they hope she can also lend a hand.

Xie Xuan and Lin Ying also noticed.

Lin Ying: "It's a win-win situation. After all, Yunzhao Media is located in Furong City."

"We can also ask for some policy benefits this time. Besides, the company didn't ask for money when it had such a large piece of land."

Are there any free plots of land left these days?

Liu Yun: ...So, what's free is always the most expensive.

It was clearly a deal she made with those above; the Furong City authorities only lost a little money because of the mission.