On Weibo, Li Xin'er's fans and some Weibo influencers took advantage of the fact that a mysterious sponsor had booked out venues nationwide for Mu Weiwei.

Thinking they had the moral high ground, they all went on a rampage, criticizing Mu Weiwei.

It's said that she stole the second female lead role from Shen Qiu by relying on a mysterious sugar daddy.

It is said that she relied on having a wealthy backer to make things difficult for the female lead, Li Xin'er, on set.

Some even say that she dropped out of high school to be with her sugar daddy, and that she got into film school through his connections.

However, some people praised Lin Qingxue, who was played by Li Xiner.

They were sharing Cheng Yibai and Sun Xiaobei's Weibo posts, expressing that their idols had received unanimous high praise from professional film critics.

Unlike some people who have wealthy backers to buy box office revenue and popularity, acting skills are something that can't be bought.

Newly debuted singer Linna Zhou (周琳娜) also reposted the Weibo post, saying: "[Xin'er has always put in unimaginable effort for her acting career. She deserves this praise.]"

The tag "[Cheng Yibai Li Xiner]" is trending, and its popularity is still rising.

Suddenly, film critic Cheng Yibai replied to a repost of his Weibo post, praising Li Xiner as a young and talented actress.

[They're talking about her, a young and talented actress? How come I didn't know?]

After replying to this post, he posted a long Weibo post.

The title is: Self-awareness is a virtue.

A few days ago, I was invited by my old friend Director Yi to attend the premiere of "The Long Wind". After watching the movie, I was deeply shocked. The role played by a young actor I didn't expect made me want to rewatch "The Long Wind", and I did rewatch it recently.

Shi Yi, the actor who plays the male lead Gu Changfeng in the film, delivered an unprecedented performance, perfectly capturing Gu Changfeng's chivalrous spirit. The supporting cast also did not disappoint, but the youngest actor in the "Changfeng" crew was the one who truly impressed me.

She brought Tang Shaoqi to life, capturing the very soul of the young master of the Tang Clan. I can hardly believe she's only nineteen.

The young master of the Tang Clan is an arrogant and conceited martial arts prodigy. After her family was tragically wiped out, she became the executioner of the Jin Kingdom, slaughtering the martial arts world of the Central Plains. She is as cold as an inhuman killing weapon.

Her gaze differed depending on whether Gu Changfeng was present or not, and her gaze was different every time she saw Gu Changfeng.

Tang Shaoqi appears wearing a mask in many scenes of the film, and the only thing he can express is his eyes. But it is those eyes that bring to life a flesh-and-blood young master of the Tang Clan.

Acting skills are something that money can't buy, but they also can't be faked.

In "The Long Wind," one actress showed me her acting talent, while the other... I had no idea what she was playing.

When I say "young and talented actress," I am indeed referring to one of the actresses in "The Long Wind."

But the actress I'm talking about isn't the one who got me trending on social media.

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After Cheng Yibai posted his long Weibo post, comments quickly followed.

[Teacher Cheng, someone helped you get on the trending topics list, and you slap them in the face? Is that really okay?]

[I want to say that Lin Qingxue, whom I was most looking forward to, disappointed me the most, while Tang Shaoqi, whom I disliked the most, amazed me the most.]

[The most explosive face-slapping moment of the year, definitely worth watching.]

[Tsk tsk tsk, that's a slap in the face, it hurts just looking at it.]

[Judging from the number of reposts of Mr. Cheng's Weibo post, how many people are going to feel ashamed tonight?]

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