Fu Hanzheng chuckled softly and asked.

"What is this for?"

Gu Weiwei looked at the well-dressed man in front of her, her eyes sparkling with joy, and hugged him.

"Boyfriends are so precious, of course they're meant to be kissed, hugged, and loved, not used for rough work?"

Judging from her tone, Fu Hanzheng figured she had a way to handle things herself, so he didn't ask any further questions.

"So, Mrs. Fu, would you like me to pick you up after get off work?"

"Yes, we need to." Gu Weiwei nodded.

Fu Hanzheng lightly kissed her lips, "Then I'll be going now."

After he left, Gu Weiwei quickly washed up, changed her clothes, and rushed to Shiyi Culture.

As soon as Qiao Lin saw her step out of the elevator, he rushed over and handed her the iPad.

"My goodness, this is almost in the top ten trending topics."

Gu Weiwei took the document and quickly scrolled through the various malicious attacks on "Half-Awake" on Weibo.

"Do you know which rival company did it?"

The press conference for the start of filming of "Half Awake" was not attended by the media, and there has been no public promotion since.

They haven't even started promoting it themselves yet, but news about their movie is already generating so much buzz online.

It's clearly a case of malicious competition between movies released at the same time.

Qiao Lin followed her, saying as they walked.

"I'm afraid these are old acquaintances of yours again. Li Xin'er's 'That Year I Met You' is being released around the same time as ours, and Ling Yan's 'The Dream of Immortality 2' has also started its promotion..."

These two arch-enemies are scheduling their events at the same time as them. With old and new grudges combined, they'll definitely try to ruin her reputation.

"That youthful year?" Gu Weiwei asked.

"It's a popular youth campus novel from recent years, and the author specifically requested Li Xin'er to play the female lead," Qiao Lin explained to her as they walked.

The original novel is very popular, and Li Xiner debuted by starring in a youth campus movie.

So even though the promotion just started these past two days, it has already gained a lot of popularity.

Gu Weiwei sat down in the conference room and scrolled through the negative comments online.

[If she doesn't attend any classes at film school, where did she learn directing?]

[After acting in two movies, he wants to be a director? Does he really think he's a genius?]

[A classic case of lacking self-awareness; is becoming a director something she can just decide to do?]

Am I the only one curious about just how bad this movie will be?

[Upstairs, you're not alone.]

...

Upon closer inspection, they were all ordinary passersby and some celebrity fans.

Everyone argued that because she hadn't studied film and was too young and inexperienced, her film "Half-Awake" was bound to be a terrible movie.

After reading it, she logged out of Weibo and asked Qiao Lin.

"Is the movie trailer finished?"

Qiao Lin: "It's already finished. Wasn't the plan to officially start promoting it in a few days before releasing it?"

Gu Weiwei handed the iPad back to him and said with a light laugh.

"They've already generated buzz for us, so of course we're going to take advantage of that and start promoting ourselves ahead of time."

Even if it's just negative publicity about her, it's still publicity, isn't it?

"Should we release the trailer today?" Qiao Lin asked.

Directing the negative attention surrounding her to promote the movie is not a bad idea.

"Three hours later, I'll release the trailer on my Weibo and the movie's official Weibo account, and ask other cast members to share it," Gu Weiwei said.

Qiao Lin nodded in agreement, "Okay, I'll let them know in a bit."

Three hours later, this wave of criticism against her should reach its climax, and then they can use this momentum to promote their movie.

She really knows how to seize opportunities better than he does as her agent.