Chapter 191 The Tyrant Director Who Bowed His Head and Admitted His Mistakes, Using His Script as Investment in Film and Television Productions

"A sea of ​​suffering—churning with love and hate."

In this world, it's impossible to escape fate.

"Blind date...and they're impossible to get close to."

"Or perhaps I should believe it's fate..."

As the song faded away.

The captivating and ethereal accompaniment gradually faded away along with the singing.

The huge conference room was completely silent.

Everyone wore different expressions and had different thoughts on their minds.

But one thing they all had in common was that they were all moved by Wang Yueheng's original song "My Life's Love".

"Um, Director Zhou, may I take a look at the script?"

Sitting next to director Zhou An, Cao Da finally couldn't resist and asked for the script.

I'm eager to see what kind of script could be paired with such an original song that would be such a treat for the ears.

Lead actress Lin Yin also took the script from the assistant director and began to read it carefully.

Upon seeing the vivid scenes in the movie script, Lin Yin was not only surprised but also quickly became immersed in the story.

The more I watch, the more I love the character of Zixia Fairy in the play.

Compared to the stereotypical female lead in "Journey to the West," actress Lin Yin immediately realized...

The role of Zixia Fairy will definitely bring her immense popularity!

This drama could even propel him into the ranks of top-tier movie stars!

"Mr. Wang Yueheng, I have finished reading the script."

"The song you just heard was very beautiful and pleasant to listen to; there was nothing to criticize."

After a moment of silence, Director Zhou An, who had finally shaken off the emotions of the script, spoke with red eyes.

"First of all, I apologize for my very bad attitude that day."

"Compared to your work 'A Chinese Odyssey,' the scripts we filmed before were utter garbage!"

"Including the theme song, 'A Lifetime of Love,' it's also excellent!"

Director Zhou An looked directly at Wang Yueheng and spoke sincerely in somewhat broken Mandarin.

Upon hearing this, everyone in the room was immediately stunned.

The lead actors were taken aback by director Zhou An's statement.

Having worked together on films for so long, this was the first time they had ever seen director Zhou An so disparaging of his own work.

Even when meeting director Zhou An, who was known as the tyrant on set, for the first time, he bowed his head and apologized to a new singer.

This scene was beyond the comprehension of everyone present.

Listening to Director Zhou An's words.

Fang Yanming, the screenwriter of "The Legend of Journey to the West", kept his head down and dared not utter a sound.

I even felt a little regretful that I had come to join in the fun.

He intended to teach Wang Yueheng, this arrogant newcomer, a lesson, but ended up being the one who suffered a humiliating defeat.

Compared to the script Wang Yueheng brought, I felt like a novice screenwriter.

He knew that Director Zhou An was not exaggerating.

This show, in terms of both comedic elements and the depth of its characters, far surpasses its predecessor, "The Legend of Journey to the West".

If we really wait until this movie is finished before seeing the script for "A Chinese Odyssey".

Alternatively, Wang Yueheng could hand over the script to other film and television companies for production.

That would undoubtedly be a nightmare for the "Journey to the West" production team.

Actor Luo Shoucheng was extremely conflicted after hearing director Zhou An's praise of Wang Yueheng.

My wish to sing the theme song is most likely to be dashed.

But if I could participate in the filming of "A Chinese Odyssey", this regret seems insignificant.

Moreover, Wang Yueheng's song, in terms of both quality and performance, far surpasses my own.

It did not drag the script down at all.

"Director Zhou, you're too kind. Everyone is working to improve the quality of the work, so it's normal to have disagreements."

Wang Yueheng responded politely to this.

He showed no sign of arrogance or complacency.

Wang Yueheng's low-key and humble demeanor once again impressed Cao Da, Lin Yin, and other actors.

It's rare to find a young artist in the entertainment industry who knows how to be tactful and knows when to advance and retreat.

Upon learning that Director Zhou An had actually apologized to Wang Yueheng on the spot inside the meeting room.

The crew members outside were also dumbfounded.

They looked at each other in disbelief.

That's Zhou An, the tyrant on set!

A top-tier director hailed as the number one in Hong Kong!

He has filmed more than ten commercial films that have grossed hundreds of millions or even billions of yuan.