Chapter 153 She's about to give birth.

Jiang Jianni: "..."

Smile, smile, smile.

Zheng Changming touched his nose and remained silent.

But Jiang Jiani's designs are really beautiful.

Although it looks round and chubby and childlike, some of its design elements are clearly different from the current styles of martial arts mythology.

The costumes in TV dramas and movies are not yet completely separated from the costumes used in theatrical performances.

Especially in period dramas and martial arts dramas, many costumes are based on theatrical costumes.

Those who are serious might make slight modifications, while those who are lazy simply use the original costume.

The simplest.

Many of the deities in Journey to the West, especially the martial deities, have costumes that are a combination of divine images and theatrical costumes.

The advantage is that it looks like a deity, but the disadvantage is that later generations always feel like they are watching a play rather than a drama.

Jiang Jianni's costumes draw on some of the strengths of "The Lotus Lantern," but she doesn't completely turn the deities into a funeral style. Instead, she incorporates some strengths of deity cosplay, making extensive use of various rich colors.

We guarantee that the immortals will not only not have the same hairstyle or clothing, but will also be able to distinguish them from the audience.

It was stained with watercolors, and although the colors weren't quite standard, Zheng Changming liked it immediately.

At the same time, I decided that the clothing must be made well.

Let's be reasonable.

Although they were going to film a sequel to "Investiture of the Gods," he, as the director, couldn't quite appreciate the costume style of the original "Investiture of the Gods."

That's extremely indecent.

He originally wanted to invite some well-known actors, such as the actors who played Buddha, Guanyin, and Maitreya in "Journey to the West," simply because they were so deeply ingrained in people's minds.

But these actors have already become famous, and their salaries have skyrocketed.

In that case, it would be better to hire an unknown actor.

At worst, we can ask Director Yang Jie to introduce us to the makeup artists for the "Journey to the West" production team.

Yes.

That's right.

In "The Sequel to Investiture of the Gods," he intended to continue the style of "Journey to the West" rather than the bizarre style of "Investiture of the Gods."

That's how it is when making a movie; save where you should, spend where you should.

His family is wealthy, but he can't just squander their money like that.

Moreover, he plans to get more relatives and friends to sponsor him—given that many of his relatives and friends own coal mines, well…

Even after they had all left, Yang Anni was still immersed in the joy of getting an important role, and she was in a daze, occasionally giggling to herself.

When she finally realized what was happening, she immediately jumped up and screamed.

Jiang Jianni's ears hurt from her shouting: "Stop, stop for a second!"

Yang Anni ran to her side, ignoring her big belly, hugged her and kissed her face hard several times: "Sister, sister, you are my own sister."

I love you so much!

Jiang Jianni pleaded in anguish, "Dear sister, please let me go. I... I'm in so much pain."

Aunt Liu rushed over from the kitchen and, seeing Jiang Jianni's pale face, immediately asked, "Is she about to give birth?"

Twins are always born a few days earlier than singletons.

Jiang Jiani has been pregnant for quite some time now.

We got married on New Year's Day, and it's now August 13th in the Gregorian calendar. If we calculate it according to my menstrual cycle, it's been almost nine months.

For twins, almost nine months is practically the same as full term.

Jiang Haiyang was dumbfounded: "Then, what do we do?"

The three people helped Jiang Jia to the sofa. Jiang Jianni caught her breath for a while, feeling the changes in her lower body, and ordered, "Go find my older brother and have him drive over to take me to the hospital."

Yang Anni immediately said, "I'll go find my brother-in-law. I know where his workplace is."

The brother and sister took off running.

Not only has Aunt Liu given birth herself, but she has also delivered babies for her daughter-in-law. Later, when she started working as a nanny, she handled similar situations several times.

Even though Jiang Jianni was extremely flustered, she remained calm and composed: "This is only the first time, there's still a long way to go before I die."

“You didn’t eat much this morning, so I’ll make you something to eat so we can fill our stomachs first.”

"You need to be well-fed to have the strength to give birth."

Are you going to sit on the sofa or lie down in bed?

Jiang Jianni chose to lie down on the bed.

Aunt Liu worked quickly and soon made a bowl of noodle soup with four poached eggs in it.

When Jiang Haibing drove his van over, the noodle soup was simmering in a basin of cold water.

Just as Jiang Jiani started eating, Lu Xiangyang returned.

Jiang Haibing drove, Lu Xiangyang took care of Jiang Jianni, Aunt Liu brought the things she had prepared for the new mother and baby, Jiang Haiyang continued to go home to report the news, and Yang Anni followed to see if there was anything she could do to help.

After Jiang Jiani was taken into the delivery room, Yang Yuemei, along with Dudu, hurriedly arrived at the hospital.

She grabbed Jiang Haibing and asked repeatedly, "How is she? How is your sister?"

Jiang Haibing took Dudu from his arms and held her in his arms: "I don't know, she's only been inside for a short time."

Yang Yuemei panicked even more: "Oh no, how could it be early? Didn't we calculate the delivery date? How could it be premature?"

It was Yang Anni's first time observing a woman giving birth up close, and she was still a little stunned and in a daze.

Aunt Liu, on the other hand, remained calm: "It's not considered premature. Twins are more likely to be born prematurely than singletons."

“I’ve checked, and Jia Ni’s baby is in the correct position. She’s also been exercising regularly, so the delivery will be smooth.”

Does she think her status as a top-notch postpartum nanny is just for show?

She not only takes care of pregnant women, but also checks if the baby is in the right position.

Based on the short month she spent with Jiang Jiani, this pregnant woman was definitely the one in the best condition she had ever seen.

In this situation, as long as you don't encounter a difficult labor or postpartum hemorrhage, your body will recover quickly.

Yang Yuemei wasn't even this nervous when she gave birth.

She stared anxiously at the door of the delivery room, murmuring, "That's good, that's good."

A group of people anxiously stared at the delivery room door.

After a while, Yang Yuemei realized that Lu Xiangyang, the expectant father, hadn't said a word, and she immediately became somewhat dissatisfied: "Xiangyang, why are you..."

She had only said a few words when her eyes widened: "Xiangyang, what's wrong with you?"

Lu Xiangyang was leaning tightly against the wall, his wheat-colored face completely drained of color.

He looked as if he had just been pulled out of the water; his face, neck, arms, and any exposed part of his body were covered in sweat.

My clothes were completely soaked at some point.

Her lips were bitten until they bled, and her eyes were tightly closed, revealing no emotion whatsoever.

His hands were clenched into fists, his nails digging into his flesh, and the veins on his arms bulged as if they were about to burst through his skin and fly away.

Jiang Haibing was shocked and quickly helped him up, shouting, "Doctor, doctor! Mom, get a doctor here quickly!"