Three days have passed since I returned from Country T.

For the past three days, Yan Jiu has been staying at the "Spring and Bright Scenery" film set watching videos, but unfortunately, she hasn't been able to find any new clients.

At this moment.

Hao Qi strode over, dressed in a dark robe, looking quite angry with someone.

After pondering for a while, Yan Jiu asked, "Who is he?"

She looked up.

System panel: [Ding!]

Subject of testing: Jiang does not work.

Note: Targeted customers

Mortality rate: 100%

Time of death: After the 96th time being troubled by love.

The host is advised to pay attention immediately!

System: [A simp, a simp, will end up with nothing. This is a free message for him; no need for him to thank me.]

Hao Qi pointed at the person on her phone screen, so angry that she even blurted out in her dialect: "A grown man who gossips all day long, actually criticizing Teacher Wei for having no acting skills."

She showed Yan Jiu the comments on her phone, telling her that Ren Mengmeng hadn't smeared Wei Zhisui, but instead made Wei Zhisui and the "Spring and Bright Scenery" drama crew the focus of attention.

But with fame comes trouble.

The actors in the film crew suddenly became the target.

Especially Wei Zhisui.

The amount of criticism he has received could circle the globe.

I was shocked at the time.

#Wei Zhisui's acting skills#

[@JiangBuDaGongV: Let's talk about a certain man surnamed Wei in the industry. He has no acting skills and is greasy. Apart from his face, he's completely unpresentable. Director Gu's good script is going to be ruined. I have pictures to prove it. Let's not be trolls.]

I estimate there are no more than five people in the entertainment industry with the surname Wei who are also famous and have connections to Director Gu.

Be confident, and stop guessing.

[I've said it before: wzs has no acting skills.]

If there were a topic about "lack of acting skills," Wei would be second to none.

I used to really like the book "Springtime and Bright Scenery," but after the RMM incident, I'm resolutely boycotting WZS!

It takes two to tango, and flies don't land on eggs without cracks. Needless to say, wzs himself definitely has problems.

[What, you guys are actually discussing this? Is the director of that production blind, casting someone with no acting skills as the lead?]

[Rumor has it that Wei and Gu are longtime friends.]

Director Gu is a sentimental person; he's really going all out to help his friend reach new heights.

A prominent celebrity blogger revealed the news, and as soon as it broke, marketing accounts jumped on the bandwagon, leading to a barrage of attacks from haters, defense from die-hard fans, and even casual fans turning against the bloggers.

Other onlookers were watching the drama unfold online.

Rumors circulated online, and fellow actors even joined in, expressing their opinions and engaging in heated discussions.

Wei Zhisui's agent bombarded his private account, urging him not to show his face.

No clarification is needed in this situation.

Because the innocent will remain innocent.

Wei Zhisui nodded: "I know."

Agent Qin Fen sneered: "You know? You know that you were so eager to explain the rumors before? Even if it was just a baseless misunderstanding, there are PR people who would need you?"

Wei Zhisui did not explain.

He did act impulsively. In order to avoid Hao Qi misunderstanding him, all he could think of at the time was to clarify things, but he forgot that the more he clarified, the muddier the water became.

This time is different.

Regarding the issue of his acting skills, the rumors will naturally dissipate once the film is released.

Wei Zhisui wanted to comfort Qin Fen, so he took her advice, turned off his phone, and then turned around to see Yan Jiu and Hao Qi's faces close to his.

Yan Jiu said in a deep voice, "Your hair is black."

Wei Zhisui: "..."

Hao Qi took the folding fan belonging to the actor who played Guan Zi'an, opened it abruptly, and nodded with feigned shrewdness: "I knew I was right, Teacher Wei is having a run of bad luck lately!"

Looking at Yan Jiu, who resembled a con artist, Wei Zhisui realized that if he didn't know Yan Jiu, he would have really misunderstood.

He said, "Does the next line necessarily foreshadow bloodshed? Teacher Yan, what should I do?"

Yan Jiu shook his head: "It's not that bad. You've offended a villain. Here's a talisman to bring him retribution, and things will turn around for the better."

She only found out it was related to someone close to Wei Zhisui after reading Hao Qi's divination about "Jiang not working".

Given Wei Zhisui's face, which suggests he has been betrayed by a villain, there is no doubt that he will be stabbed in the back by someone close to him.

Wei Zhisui thanked him repeatedly: "You've helped me so much, you must do me the honor of treating me to a meal another day."

Yan Jiu raised an eyebrow: "Don't reschedule, let's do it today. Your manager is coming too, so let's have a welcome dinner for her."

Director Gu walked over with the script in his hand.

Upon hearing this...

Director Gu turned and left: "That crazy woman Qin Fen is coming!? Then I'm not going to freeload off her meal."

Yan Jiu shook her head: "You have to be here."

Director Gu looked horrified: "Why?"

Hao Qi was completely bewildered: "Does Teacher Wei's agent, Qin Fen, have a past with Director Gu?"

Wei Zhisui nodded repeatedly.

The three of them have known each other since childhood.

One aspires to be an actor, one aspires to be a director, and one aspires to be an agent.

The entanglement between the three thus began.

However, Wei Zhisui mostly stood from the perspective of an observer, witnessing Qin Fen relentlessly pursuing Director Gu.

Director Gu is a playboy; he's had at least eight hundred, if not a thousand, relationships.

But he has one redeeming quality: he always adheres to the principle of "mutual consent" and never harms those around him.

That's why Qin Fen loved Director Gu for so many years but could never have him.

Therefore, Qin Fen became increasingly frantic.

Hao Qi nodded: "No wonder Director Gu is so afraid of Hu. You can't force matters of the heart."

She kept sighing as she fanned herself, oblivious to how intense Wei Zhisui's gaze was fixed on her.

Wei Zhisui closed his eyes and paused for a moment.

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