The Literary Life of a Stay-at-Home Dad.

Summary

Mo Fei expresses her desire for her book to be adapted into a classic TV drama, prompting Yang Yi to critique director Chen Feng Chen's work, highlighting flaws in the war scenes. Despite Chen's initial annoyance, he acknowledges Yang's points. Yang proposes filming in Jiangcheng with military support for better special effects. Chen, impressed by Yang's connections, agrees to create a grand war drama. They negotiate the rights, with Chen offering five million per book and a six percent profit share, but Yang demands a fifteen percent share. Chen is skeptical, leading Yang to suggest a betting agreement, piquing Chen's interest.

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