Global Film Emperor

Chapter 87 is coming soon.

After returning to Shanghai, Lu Ze spent three whole days recuperating before he could barely get out of bed. At Song Guiyuan's wedding, no one drank much, but at the dinner party with friends in the afternoon, everyone drank until they were completely drunk.

The next day, when Lu Ze took the plane, his heels didn't touch the ground. He walked lightly, as if he were dead. His face was frighteningly pale. When he got home, he went to sleep and slept for more than 20 hours.

Three days later, after recovering to his normal physical condition, Lu Ze still had to go to the company to provide his ID, because although web dramas do not need to be submitted for review, they only need to be reviewed by the staff of the video website, and they can be broadcast after the review is passed.

However, there are also many restrictions. For example, all kinds of certificates must be complete, and the actors' identity certificates must be registered. In fact, the crew had already obtained some certificates before filming started, and this time they need to complete the certificates for broadcast.

After returning to the company, Han Chen didn't rest. He and two editors stayed in the studio and didn't come out, trying to finish editing the film this morning.

There are some special effects in the show, but they are all very simple, such as flying flies. We found a domestic special effects studio and commissioned them to do it, so it didn't cost much.

Lu Ze and Han Chen discussed the specific release date. Han Chen estimated that it could be finalized by the beginning of October, and the show could officially premiere on Wandou during the seven-day National Day holiday.

While Han Chen was busy, Cheng Yuan had already finished the dubbing and editing work. Speaking of dubbing, Han Tian and Zhang Yushi's lines were dubbed in post-production, while the others used their own voices and did not need to be dubbed.

The review process for "Beijing Youth" is now complete, there are no changes needed, the number has been assigned, and the opening credits have been printed.

It officially premiered on Hunan TV on August 27th, almost a week earlier than expected, but it also took over the time slot of the previous drama series that had already finished airing.

Promotion for "The Youth of the Capital" has already begun online, and Han Tian and Zhang Yushi have appeared on various variety shows to promote the show.

As for Lu Ze? He's just at home eating melon seeds and preparing to go live. Lu Ze is currently on vacation and doesn't have any acting opportunities, so he's been staying home obediently.

Time passed little by little, eventually settling on August 27th.

"Mom! I'm home! What do you want to eat tonight?"

When Pan Xiaoting got home, she took off her shoes, tossed her keys onto the shoe cabinet, and after hearing her mother's reply, said "oh," went into the bedroom, locked the door, lay down on the bed, and took out her phone.

She was an ordinary junior high school girl, just like countless other junior high school girls, perhaps with a slight difference... After all, she was a rather fervent fan of celebrities, and her idol was Han Tian.

She didn't have the perfect face she imagined, nor a stunning figure. She was already quite good-looking, not short or stout. Her family background was far from privileged. Ever since she could remember, she had lived in this old-fashioned neighborhood without even a security guard.

The old-fashioned furniture in the room carried a sense of vicissitude, which made her dislike her room very much. As a beautiful girl of fourteen or fifteen years old, shouldn't she be living in a cute boudoir that is all pink and full of dolls?
Unfortunately, fantasy is just fantasy. The angelic face and devilish figure of myself in my dreams could only live a miserable life by going to my mother's house every morning to collect twenty yuan of pocket money.

Of course, having paid annual fees for everything as a VIP member, she could barely be considered a noble online.

"Honey, please listen to me, I was wrong, okay?"

A friend with a fiery nickname on QQ sent her an apology. This person was her online husband. After all, if she couldn't find him in real life, she couldn't just be a princess online, right?
The two had never met in person or video chatted. They relied on pictures of handsome men and beautiful women online to imagine themselves together. At most, they would talk on the phone together at night to sleep. Of course, KKP was also a topic they often discussed when they were lonely at night.

She said that her "husband" was a college student, and his voice sounded quite similar to hers. But she knew in her heart that her "husband" was not much older than her, and might even be a boy who had just grown his Adam's apple and completed puberty.

After all, girls mature earlier than boys of the same age, and she could occasionally sense her husband's childishness from his cheesy remarks.

As for college students? That's just a lie. She knows boys, especially young boys, always like to say they're older than they are, hoping to give girls a sense of security.

She didn't expose him because she herself had told many lies in this relationship, and she also wanted to save face for the boy. If she exposed him, neither of them would save face. In that sense, she was actually quite virtuous. This was her Xth boyfriend. She had long since lost love in many online relationships. She still remembered how excited she was during her first online relationship, her hands were shaking, and she would occasionally kiss the other person's profile picture.

And now? After losing all feelings, perhaps she just treats the boy as a trash can to confide in, opening it when she needs to vent, filling it up, throwing it into the dumping ground of her heart, burying it, and then replacing it with a new trash can.

Without hesitation, she blocked the other party. She was already fed up with this old, run-down trash can and was going to replace it with a new one tonight.

She opened her music app and played Han Tian's song. Looking at the Han Tian poster on the wall, she made no attempt to hide her infatuation with her idol. She felt that perhaps she would only ever be loyal to Han Tian for the rest of her life.

As a level 13 veteran in the dating forum, posting and looking for partners has become her daily routine. However, as her level has increased, many boys have become hesitant to date her.

"Hey handsome, want to open up? Looking for a girlfriend?"

After posting a few pictures from the internet and switching to a more comfortable position, Han Tian posted a new Weibo post today, but it had already been posted for four hours.

"It's all that lousy old lady's fault as our homeroom teacher, otherwise I might have been able to sit in the front row once."

The school prohibits the use of cell phones. She had one confiscated before. The homeroom teacher was too domineering. She didn't hit or scold the teacher, but she just wouldn't give the phone back until her parents came to get it.

Therefore, she harbored utter hatred for her homeroom teacher; to put it more viciously, the teacher had been cursed countless times in her fantasies.

Annoyed, I liked the Weibo post, then commented and reposted it, being a very dedicated fan. As for the content, it was that "Beijing Youth" premiered tonight, and I hoped everyone would support it.

Need I even ask?! Of course I'll watch! How could I not watch and do justice to my idol?! Not watching would be the act of a dog, okay?
"Xiaoting, dinner's ready!"

Her mother called her name, then reluctantly pulled off her headphones and came out of the room. The little fairy was disconnected from the internet, just like a magical fairy from Balala the Fairy without her magic wand, becoming ordinary again.

The food tonight was pretty good, two meat dishes and one vegetable dish, but she didn't really like it. After eating a couple of bites, she went back to her room, only taking two apples from the fruit bowl in the living room.

Back in her room, there were already quite a few replies on the forum, and occasionally some teasing comments from acquaintances, to which she responded with a laugh.

It was 7:30, and she had already arrived five minutes early to prepare to watch the show. The website had also started its pre-release promotion, and the first and second episodes were already available for early viewing.

She clicked in and didn't skip the intro. She started to be captivated by her idol's good looks, but when she saw her idol kissing Zhang Yushi, she immediately became furious. Although she knew it was just a movie, she still felt annoyed.

As for the other actors, they didn't even register in her eyes; she only cared about Han Tian and only looked at Han Tian.

While the opening theme was playing, she turned on the bullet comments, and a huge wave of comments immediately flooded in, most of them from her allies. She joined up with her allies first.

"I came for Han Tian."

There were also sporadic insults, and she chose the most offensive one to fight back. Such vicious language was like a thorn in the eyes of a fanatical fan, and she felt uncomfortable if she didn't pick it out.

Then, the film officially began.

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There must be some online romances among my book-loving friends, did you fall for it? (laughs)
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