"What were her movies about?"

Assistant director Covey looked at her strangely and said.

"They also used the heart transplant trope, but it's about a female protagonist who murders her own sister, survives by transplanting the sister's heart, and can't face it all, so she imagines herself as innocent, with the murderer and the victim being someone else. The concept, the filming techniques, and the performances of each actor are all very impactful..."

"Heart transplant?" Ling Yan asked excitedly, "Why would she use the 'heart transplant' joke?"

Moreover, it was a scene depicting murder and intrigue.

"You'd have to ask that junior director himself. But although it's also about a heart transplant, the story is completely different. It's probably just a coincidence..."

Assistant director Ke Wei thought she believed the other person was deliberately copying her joke, so he explained.

"The Dream of Immortality 2" tells the heartwarming and inspiring story of a female protagonist who, after undergoing a heart transplant, begins a new life with positivity and optimism, dedicating herself to charity work.

It's a completely different story from "Half-Awake". One is warm and sunny, while the other is dark and suspenseful. They are completely different stories with different styles.

"Just a coincidence?" Ling Yan paced back and forth, her expression more solemn than ever before.

If this movie had been made by someone else, she might have believed it was a case of plagiarism.

But since this was filmed by Mu Weiwei and acted out by her, she couldn't quite believe it.

Previously, when she was in the Gu family, she played Gu Weiwei so convincingly.

What is the real meaning behind her making this movie, or does she actually know the truth about Gu Weiwei's murder?

But the Dorrance family couldn't find out, and neither could Gu Siting. How could she possibly know?

First, she imitated Gu Weiwei's voice for dubbing, then she impersonated Gu Weiwei at the Gu family home and even fooled Gu Siting, and now the movie she's making is coincidentally reflecting the truth behind Gu Weiwei's murder...

What exactly does Mu Weiwei know, and how does she know it?

"Miss Ling, what's wrong? You look so pale?" Assistant Director Ke Wei asked.

Ling Yan snapped out of her daze and shook her head.

"Nothing, just keep talking."

It must be a coincidence, it must be a coincidence. Apart from her and her mother, no one else in the world knows how Gu Weiwei died.

She just happened to film a movie about heart transplants, and then she filmed a suspense film which resulted in a murder plot.

She held the stick, took a sip of water, and consoled herself.

Covey: "This movie will put a lot of pressure on me. Isn't Mu Weiwei being boycotted in China? Maybe I can take advantage of this opportunity..."

He had seen the movie himself and, to be fair, it was no worse than "The Immortal Dream 2" in any respect.

In some areas, they even did a better job than them.

If it's released later, it will steal a lot of box office revenue.

Moreover, with the film festival awards approaching, they have put so much effort into making "The Eternal Dream 2," and they may miss out on the trophy because of this strong competitor.

He co-directed with James, the screenplay was written by a renowned master, and the film stars the legendary actress Ling Yan.

If "The Dream of Immortality 2," hailed by the film industry as having the strongest cast, were to lose to such a low-budget film, all of them would be utterly disgraced.

“There’s no use in this; she’ll turn the tables soon,” Ling Yan said directly.

That idiot Li Xin'er doesn't even know that Fu Hanzheng is behind her. How could she possibly bring her down?