Most of Sheng Tang's focus was still on Bo Yue Film and Television.
With "Tomb Raiders 2" completed, the production department was idle again.
Sheng Tang wrote down the films from her previous timeline that she had watched, remembered the complete plot of, and had good box office performance, handing them over to the production department to shoot.
She still had money now.
Even though "Red Flame" spent 300 million and "Tomb Raiders 2" spent 400 million, Sheng Tang's company account still had over a billion in funds.
Funds sitting in an account will not generate income; they need to be invested.
Therefore, Sheng Tang wrote down two female-led films she remembered very well, which didn't require large investments but had outstanding box office returns, for the company's production department to gradually start filming.
She would also follow up.
Bo Yue Film and Television's movies still had companies eager to invest, but Sheng Tang rejected every one of them.
