He was Party A, the one providing the funds, naturally holding the initiative, so how could anyone mind?
The negotiation went incredibly smoothly. All three received contracts, but of course, they didn't sign them on the spot. After all, Su Qing's company procedures hadn't been finalized yet, not to mention his financial resources were somewhat limited, just waiting for people from Wen's side to come over.
After all, unless forced to a certain extent, anyone who gets such a contract would be cautious, at least taking it back to check for any hidden traps.
Not everyone was like Wang Fan back then, driven to desperation, signing the contract on the spot.
Su Qing wasn't annoyed by their caution, as it's only human nature.
The investment terms here were quite favorable compared to other investors—ample funding, easy negotiations without any so-called difficulties, and most importantly, no interference in their crew's filming.
