At night, in a private room in one of Imperial's fancy hotels.
The room was all brouhaha and everyone exchanged toasts with each other. It was very lively.
The director of "I Only Like You", Zheng Kangde, the producer, Wu Kai, the main actors like Liang Biqin, and the other creative staff were all present. At the main seat was a shrewd-looking middle-aged man dressed in a Giorgio Armani tuxedo. He was the manager of The People's Cinema, Cui Zhihao.
Among the cinema box office ranking in Imperial, The People's Cinema came in first place by raking in $ 3.8 billion. When it came to a movie, the cinema manager was said to have the ultimate control of its number of shows on the premiere day.
To have settled Cui Zhihao was the equivalent of having guaranteed the success of half the box office.
