Back in 2018: the Wedding Skit Exploded

Zhou Che was reborn back to 2018. This year, my father's wedding photography shop in the county town was about to close down. The equipment was old, the customer orders were low, and the prices were lowered by peers. There was an accident at the last wedding: the host was late, the lights were broken, the bride got angry backstage, and the groom's relatives clamored for a refund. In the previous life, this wedding caused the Zhou family to lose all their reputation. My father closed the shop and my mother went to work odd jobs. This time, Zhou Che did not ask the customer not to cancel the order. He picked up the camera and cut the scene of the bride entering the venue, the father handing over his hand, the bridesmaids coming to the rescue, the whole audience singing loudly, and the host arriving in a panic, into a three-minute wedding skit. The next day, the entire county's WeChat Moments flooded the screen. On the third day, three wedding parties came to recruit him, and five newlyweds lined up to pay extra money to make an appointment. While others are still filming the same wedding MV, Zhou Che already knows that the future content business does not belong only to celebrities and TV stations. Weddings, restaurants, scenic spots, county businesses, local short plays, and cultural tourism accounts can all become traffic portals.