“So what? You seem to be a young fella. If you’re drunk, you should play around more quietly. Tell Myungjoon that I’ll see him at work tomorrow.”

General manager Lee hung up. It was he who brought Myungjoon, who was working at RBS, to Studio Rain.

It was a company that took its first step as a drama outsourcing production company, and it needed a skilled producer. It was hard-pressed to find someone as good as Myungjoon.

“I’m sure it must be difficult.”

He knew how many hardships Myungjoon was going through. Dramas were things that pained the producer with its budget. Whether it was scouting or shooting, everything was about money.

The company wanted to give him more support, but there was a clear limit because they decided that their first work would be a drama for a private-owned channel.

The company itself didn’t seem to place many expectations on the drama. Whether it was the channel itself or the company Studio Rain, they were taking their baby steps. It would be great if they succeeded, but they were also internally thinking that it couldn’t be helped if it wasn’t successful.

On the surface, everyone would naturally say that they wished for great success, but whenever the executives had a meeting, they were saying that it would not be so bad as long as they could recoup their investment.

In the first place,...