The director personally hired this top-notch PR person and talked until his throat was dry before finalizing the deal. It cost a lot, but it was worth it.

After understanding the whole story, the top-notch PR team immediately came up with a plan, and also obtained the audition video from Mingyue, and published an article about it.

First, it should be stated that Wen Qianyi got the role based on her own abilities. Second, the focus should be on the cause of the accident, while also dispelling the notion that this was not the work of book fans, but rather that someone was stirring things up behind the scenes, making netizens wait for the police to notify them.

After the PR team finished releasing their statement, several court notices followed, which were subsequently reposted by the Ming Group. This surge in attention caused Weibo to crash.

[I told you, although I don't like my favorite books being adapted into TV series, it's obvious that Wen Qianyi has some talent.]

[Me too, but I still strongly oppose it. Although this behavior isn't our business as book fans, it doesn't mean the drama is good.]

[Guanghui's PR is pretty good. Before, after reading articles from other sources, I was worried that we book fans who were boycotting the script online would be accused of deliberately hurting people.]

[I think it's just karma. They say someone was pulling the strings, but who knows if that's true? Besides, how many scripts have been drastically altered? I just can't stand "Phoenix Bone" and I want it taken down immediately!]

Despite the uproar online, Mingyue went straight back to the set and said, "Take a day off, we'll continue filming tomorrow."

Wen Qianyi felt she had gotten herself into trouble, so she placed the thermos in front of Mingyue and asked, "Director Ming, have I caused you any trouble this time?"

Following behind was Gu Ye, who was not good with words. He also carried a bag of snacks, which he quietly put away, and just looked at the bright moon.

"It's none of your business, someone's just stirring up trouble."

"But I was suppressed by those two companies before, so I must have dragged the production team down with me."

A smug look appeared on Mingyue's face as she opened the insulated food container, ate the ribs inside, and said with a grin, "You're not worthy."

Wen Qianyi choked, looking at Mingyue with resentment. Was it really okay to speak so rudely?

"Is there anything else?"

The two of them quickly shook their heads.

"Okay, go down."

The two exchanged a glance and walked away helplessly. Wen Qianyi comforted Gu Ye, "Don't worry, if Director Ming says it's okay, then it's okay."

"Um."

"Then go back and read the script more. There are still some parts that are a bit unfamiliar. Ask me if you don't understand!"

Gu Ye: "Hmm."

Wen Qianyi: ...

It's so cold.

"Well, I'll be going now, don't say 'yes,' you're going to be a star someday, be more enthusiastic!"

Gu Ye silently uttered a single word, "Okay."

Wen Qianyi's lips twitched. This kid is hopeless. No wonder he was just an extra before. Today was too exciting. She didn't have anything else to say and waved her hand to leave.

Security on set was much stricter, and filming of "Phoenix Bone" was completed in just three months.

Mingyue gave everyone a red envelope, saying, "There's a wrap party tonight, come and eat together."

"Great~ We've finally finished filming. Director Ming is too strict. We're going to have to make a good fuss about him this time."

"Yes, yes, this time we're definitely going to make Director Ming bleed a lot."

Qiang and the others quietly escaped the film set, secretly deciding to block all orders related to Heming's company when they got back.

They just wanted to earn some extra money, not risk their lives!

The wrap party that evening had five tables set up, and one of them only had one chair. Wang Cheng asked Mingyue in a low voice, "With so many tables, it doesn't seem like there are many people, right?"

"Please sit down, this table is mine."

Mingyue sat at the middle table with a serious expression.

The silence was deafening.