These marketing accounts have a huge number of followers and a wide influence. Before long, many entertainment-oriented marketing accounts reposted this story.
Some of the more moderate ones simply addressed the issue at hand and expressed concern about Xiao He's first stage play; others, more radical ones, began to rant and rave about Xiao He being arrogant, ignorant, incredibly stupid, and ruining his future... In short, they used all sorts of sarcastic remarks and relentlessly attacked him, devaluing Xiao He's upcoming stage performances to nothing.
Of course, there are also those who praise Xiao He to the point of destruction, praising his acting skills and implying that he will soon play twelve roles by himself, stunning everyone and showing the other rivals that Xiao He is simply a god!
It remains to be seen how many of them are malicious, but the online discussion has been successfully stirred up.
Stage performances and acting in films are quite different, right? Can Xiao He really handle the role well? Don't overdo it and hurt yourself.
"The Twelve Evil Surnames" is my favorite book. I hope the adaptation won't be too outrageous, otherwise even if it's Xiao He, I'll still complain.
I was fortunate enough to see "The Twelve Mirrors" abroad, and so far no one in China has dared to take on this script. Although I don't know how Xiao He will ultimately perform, I must say his courage is commendable.
Are there any international stage productions of "The Twelve Mirrors"? I couldn't find any.
[Friendly reminder: "The Twelve Mirrors" has only been performed at the Francoggenheim Theatre, which only hosts the most distinguished guests and artists, and photography is strictly prohibited throughout the performance. If that guy wasn't exaggerating, his family must be quite well-off, right?]
Holy crap? A rich person is right next to me?!
There was a lot of discussion online, but it didn't affect the offline situation.
Soon, the birthday party officially began with the entrance ceremony.
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Backstage.
Xiao He had already received the news in advance and took the initiative to go to the door to greet them.
Many familiar faces came this time. Some were just coming to sit for a few minutes and leave, some were stopping by midway through the party, and others were planning to stay for the entire birthday celebration. Regardless of whether they would officially appear at the event, Xiao He was very grateful for their presence.
"Happy birthday, Xiao He."
From afar, Xiao He saw a beautiful woman with short, ear-length hair and a very dashing appearance walking towards him.
The woman was wearing a very fitted sporty short-sleeved shirt and shorts, with a sports headband on her head. Just standing there, she exuded a confident and mature charm.
But when he saw who it was, Xiao He almost didn't recognize her: "Sister Man'er?"
The person in front of me is none other than Iman!
Previously, Xiao He's impression of Iman'er was that she was wearing a red cheongsam, looking beautiful and radiant. However, he never expected that after so long, Iman'er would have changed so much.
Seeing Xiao He's shock, Iman smiled with satisfaction: "It seems my change has been so great that it has frightened you quite a bit!"
Xiao He snapped back to reality, then his expression became complicated: "A little."
"Then I'm satisfied. Losing weight recently really took a toll on me."
Iman sighed.
Xiao He took a quick look and found that Iman had indeed lost a lot of weight and now had a tomboyish look.
"Is Sister Man'er preparing a new work?"
"Yes, I'm preparing to act in an action movie."
Iman shrugged, then teased, "You're lucky, kid. You arrived just before I joined the crew, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to come this time."
"I was really lucky."
Xiao He chuckled, and just then he saw Lin Yipeng and Pu Rong walking over from another direction.
"Director Lin, Brother Pu, it's been a long time."
Xiao He immediately greeted the two people who came over.
Upon seeing Lin Yipeng, Iman'er's expression subtly changed, but she ultimately said nothing, simply smiling and nodding to them: "Hello, Director Lin, hello, Xiao Pu."
Since everyone knew each other, Xiao He didn't introduce them much. After chatting with everyone for a while, he turned around to greet the others.
Only Lin Yipeng and Pu Rong remained in the same spot.
However, when Lin Yipeng looked at Yiman'er, the smile on his face was faint, and there was even a hint of displeasure.
Iman gave a wry smile and apologized to Lin Yipeng: "I'm sorry, Director Lin, we really didn't know about the script before."
"It's okay. I'll say it again: I won't just take out the script for 'The Thieves 2' casually. Even if I rewrite a completely new script, I won't let anyone else play the role that's most important to me."
Lin Yipeng nodded slightly, "Please don't mind, Teacher Yi."
Lin Yipeng then turned and left, leaving Iman'er with an embarrassed expression.
Only Pu Rong was still somewhat confused, and he jogged to catch up with Lin Yipeng: "Director Lin, from what you were saying just now, is a sequel coming out? When was that?"
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