[Haha, who can control He Xiaoshuai? Look at the videos on his homepage now! Every time he makes a delicious dish, he creates a bizarre food that causes his sanity to drop drastically. The style is like a magic pill one minute and a demon pill the next. I'm speechless that he's doing this on New Year's Eve.]
Haha, but everyone else on set seemed to enjoy it! I really admire them; no wonder they got along so well.
[Thanks to He Xiaoshuai for promoting "The Corner" in the end credits! It premieres tonight at 8 PM! Everyone is welcome to watch "The Corner"!]
[Highly recommend "Sumiya"! Don't miss it!]
He Junhao's core audience is still on Bilibili, and his videos quickly sparked heated discussions on Bilibili, even topping the daily play charts on the site, attracting a new group of viewers who are ready to watch "Yu Ye" regularly.
With He Junhao's final help, the first season of "Yu Ye" was officially launched on Tencent!
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The story begins with a group of alchemists traveling at sea.
The leading sorcerer had a cold and aloof demeanor, with a sharp expression. When he stood at the bow of the ship, he exuded an aura of unfathomable mystery.
The people below the boat shouted slogans as they dragged the boat forward from the shore. These people were dressed in rags, were sallow and thin, and looked very haggard.
Their clothing contrasted sharply with that of the people on the boat.
The servant beside the Taoist priest whispered, "Lord Yin, once we pass through this area, we'll reach the legendary Immortal Continent."
The air here was exceptionally cold; even when they spoke, their breath created thick mist.
In such severe weather, a thin layer of ice formed on the river.
With shouts from the people on the boat, they worked together and after a long while, they finally managed to drag the boat through the ice and slowly continue moving forward.
The sorcerer didn't even look up at the people by the river. He continued to focus on the map in his hand and said casually, "Once we get past this area, these people can stay here."
They are no longer useful.
The servant didn't even blink, and immediately bowed respectfully, saying, "Yes."
With the thickest ice finally broken by the ship, the majestic fleet resumed its journey.
Boats glide across the river, disappearing into the distance, but after they leave, the camera slowly pans downwards—corpses float beneath the ice, their crimson blood extending along the broken ice, eventually merging with another pool of blood.
On the ice, lay the bodies of many more innocent civilians.
Judging from their clothing and appearance, you can tell that their lives are already very difficult.
However, the savior who passed through this place was not their savior. Instead, he ended their lives with pity—wasn't that a kind of mercy?
The camera slowly focuses on a corpse, silently watching the cold wind blow through the body's hair, before lifting a tattered, old cloth and covering the body's unseeing eyes.
A slightly hoarse voice narrated at that moment.
"In 209 BC, the alchemists of the Yin family led a fleet into the Immortal Continent."
"They brought back a meteorite from outer space, claiming it to be the legendary elixir of immortality—"
The scene shifts to an aged Yin, kneeling before a majestic hall, holding a mysterious "sacred stone" in his hands. His demeanor is humble and obsequious, completely different from the aloof sorcerer on the ship earlier.
"Unfortunately, what they didn't know was that the emperor had already passed away the year after they set out to find the elixir of immortality."
"And the new emperor does not welcome them—"
On the high platform, the young and wise new emperor looked down at the people below, his expression just like that of the sorcerer who looked down at the lowly people below the boat back then.
With a flick of his sleeve and a wave of his hand, soldiers armed with weapons rushed in.
The final shot shows the Yin family alchemist with a deathly, despairing expression.
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