Invincible Budget Per Episode Novels & Stories

I send a quick smile his way then adjust my face to a normal one. "I have this belief that money is life." "Turns out we have a mutual belief." I answer in a bored tone. "I need life in exchange for a life." I smile. A genuine one, for the first time since the meeting began. "A life for a life." My smile widens. "I like the sound of that." "Sounds better than nothing." He smiles along. He's truly happy over this money he's gonna get. Seems to me, he couldn't afford much. Anyways, he wouldn't be rich, yet borrowing.

His brain ran fast, and after some calculations which were accurate to the decimal point, he said, “But the cost is very high. The budget for a finished product costs twenty-five million and ten thousand dollars.” Sienna had eleven subordinates, which meant that it would cost two hundred and seventy-five million dollars, after forgoing the decimal, if she wanted to get a bulletproof vest for each of them. Sienna did not even move her brows and replied without hesitation, “Okay.” Anything that could be solved with money was easy. She should be able to afford this huge expense using the Universal Atrium’s operating income during this period, as well as her income from participating in the vari

"Is that a problem?" The corner of my mouth twitched. "I can do it, but it will cost extra. Other ghosts are one thousand dollars per head. You have 16 heads, so…" "Money isn't a problem." The Demon Boss raised his hand with confidence. "Our viewership has shot up recently, and the budget has grown along with it. We're no longer some tiny, cheap operation. 16 heads it is." My eyes lit up. By that calculation, just doing the Demon Boss' makeup alone would earn me 16 thousand dollars.

After a while, when Natalie was done with her work, she came back to find Ellena. "The weather is too hot." Natalie drank some water before she turned her head and said to Ellena, "But we must finish filming before winter. That way, we can broadcast it during the winter vacation." Ellena thought about it and asked, "How much did you invest and how much is the estimated funding?" Natalie did not hide it from her and directly said, "50 million." "50 million?" Ellena was shocked by this number. 50 million was considered a huge cost to an online drama.

When he saw Charlene, his eyebrows shot up in a mixture of astonishment and amusement, and he smiled. Observing his look, Charlene responded with a courteous nod. At that moment, Vesta said, "40 million." Charlene became disinterested in Dalton and tightened her fist. Again, Dalton answered, "43 million." Charlene, unflinching, said, "45 million." Vesta responded, "50 million." Boom! Charlene was astounded. Yes, she had a $30 million original budget. However, Charlene had quietly increased her budget to $50 million as soon as Vesta moved.