Lew Xi was momentarily speechless.
Regarding Zhou Yun's statement, she didn't quite know how to respond.
Different countries have different environments.
Lew Xi naturally knew that in China, actors had a higher status and earned more.
But in Korea, it wasn't the same.
Even the top actors were constrained by the chaebols or were simply part of the game's rules themselves.
In Korea, such scandals frequently surfaced, and it wasn't unusual.
Lew Xi herself came from Korea, and she knew clearly why no one dared to offend Li ZhenTai.
Presidents and officials alike would step down.
But the chaebols would not.
Some even argued that in Korea, it wasn't the government that controlled the functioning of society, but the chaebols.
Of course, such statements were exaggerated but not entirely without basis.
Zhou Yun knew this too.
