Wu Mu's words had hit Shi Wu right where it hurt.
Shi Wu, "...It's not the company I used to work for, but I know their boss."
He always sighed when short dramas came up.
"Short dramas may look like a hot item, but the competition is fierce, and it relies too much on traffic. Many of my friends who work on these have lost so much money they can't continue."
It's one thing to just direct short dramas; win or lose, at least you get paid for your hard work. But for someone like him who had invested his own money into it, the loss was a downright disaster.
Shi Wu didn't dwell much on his own hardships, simply mentioning them briefly before continuing to show Wu Mu around, "This place is 370 square meters in total, with the rent at 18,000 a month. The previous company had an eight-month contract left, plus their leftover equipment and materials cost me a little over 130,000 in total."
