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After Gu Yan held the press conference, the number of applicants for the casting reached an unprecedented high. With only one day left before the week-long registration period ended, the first round of auditions was scheduled three days later. The audition venue was set in Hangzhou. Regardless of which city they were from or where they had registered, all applicants had to arrive in Hangzhou before the auditions began, or else they would be disqualified. The urgency of the schedule kept Gu Yan busy, but she relished this fulfilling life.

“Alisa, which enterprise do you intend to entrust with organizing the auditions?” her assistant, Lan Ruo, asked. When they were in America, Gu Yan always made these decisions herself, but upon returning to China, she insisted that all decisions pass through her approval.

“In your opinion, which companies are most suitable right now?” Gu Yan inquired.

“No one can deny your influence in China. Every entertainment company, big and small, has participated in the selection for the audition organizer,” Lan Ruo replied, glancing at Gu Yan’s impassive face. “Among them, Tianhong Enterprises, which has emerged in the past three years, is an excellent choice.”

“How so?” Gu Yan tossed aside her documents and raised an eyebrow. Tianhong—was it truly such a coincidence in this world? She was curious to see what reasons her competent, composed, and insightful secretary would use to persuade her.

“Your new drama, ‘Someone Important,’ is set in a hotel workplace, and Tianhong happens to own a five-star hotel that could serv