A dozen minutes later, the subway arrived at the station. The location of this newspaper office was excellent; it was just around the corner from the subway station exit, making commuting very convenient. Ye Jiu was very satisfied.
Han Ran came to help her with the paperwork. She had been working at the newspaper for three years. The onboarding process was very simple. After it was completed, Ye Jiu couldn't help but ask her about it.
"Sis, could you tell me something that only insiders know? Look, I've already completed the onboarding process, so I'm practically one of them now," Ye Jiu asked curiously.
Han Ran hesitated for a moment, then adjusted her glasses. "My daily work involves writing articles, but our boss prefers clickbait articles like those on UC, which is quite challenging for your writing skills. Also, he likes to read urban legends, so..." Han Ran paused strategically, piquing Ye Jiu's curiosity.
"so?"
"So we need to become anti-fiction bloggers, go to the site to investigate the strange tales and then publish reports." Han Ran sighed after saying that. "Although it is mandatory for everyone to go, the subsidy he gives is quite a lot. It is an extra bonus that is not included in the salary."
After she finished speaking, she patted Ye Jiu on the shoulder and said, "If you're really scared, just go to that place, take a few photos, and leave. The boss is incompetent but loves to look at pictures. He doesn't dare to go and investigate in person but still wants to know the truth. Just make something up."
Ye Jiu's pupils dilated in shock. No wonder the interview was so easy; she had somehow gotten herself hooked.
Ye Jiu then asked, "How much is this subsidy?"
"30,000 per time."
Holy crap, I'm not afraid of ghosts, please give me more missions like this.
Ye Jiu retracted her previous statement. This wasn't a pirate ship; it was a gold ship!
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