Huayu: Hard fight against Zhang Weiping at the beginning

Chapter 317: Being exposed?

As soon as Zhang Chen's blog post was published, it was immediately reprinted by various media.

Ever since Zhang Chen got into the habit of expressing his opinions on his blog, his blog has become the focus of close attention from all media outlets. Once there is any movement, people will know about it immediately.

I don’t know how many media professionals were excited after reading this article written by Zhang Chen.

How long has Zhang Chen been silent...

If you keep silent, what will happen to our bonuses and KPIs?
Now, Zhang Chen has finally spoken out, and this time he is criticizing the currently very popular "Dae Jang Geum".

"Dae Jang Geum" is truly a phenomenal TV series. Its ratings are not as good as "Wulin Waijiao", but it has the highest level of discussion, not to mention that the scope Zhang Chen mentioned is no longer limited to the TV series itself.

While the media are excited, netizens have already started to take sides.

If some people support Zhang Chen, then naturally some people will support the Reflection Party.

Both parties built buildings under Zhang Chen's blog, and in a short time, they had built more than 2000 floors, and the number is still growing.

Everyone was cursing in the comment section.

Zhang Chen’s blog is so sharp that it reveals many facts for everyone to see.

Even if those crazy fans of Korea want to refute, they can't come up with any strong reasons, because what they say are all facts.

Zhang Chen complained about the food in "Dae Jang Geum", and there is really no way to refute this, because that's how it was portrayed in the TV series, and everyone is aware of it.

At the beginning, some brainwashed viewers were still very interested in the food in the blog, but when they saw Zhang Chen’s blog, they suddenly felt it was not so interesting anymore.

Yeah, what’s so good about bean sprout soup…

What's so delicious about pickles...

As for what he said later about watermelons, corn cobs and so on, some of the reflective party members wanted to defend themselves, but immediately some international students came forward to reveal the truth.

It turns out that what Zhang Chen said was true.

Watermelon is truly a luxury fruit in Korea.

The corn cobs that no one eats here are actually used to make soup over there.

People are reminded of an old Korean drama "Watch Again and Again". In the drama, yellow croaker, which is a common item, is a high-end gift in Korea.

In an instant, the fantasy was shattered.

Zhang Chen's blog can be said to have burst the beautiful bubble of South Korea that many people imagined.

This time, the Reflection Party panicked, as they found they could not refute Zhang Chen.

Since we can't defeat them head-on, let's attack from the side.

If you can't solve the problem, then the same thing happens to the person who created the problem.

Then, a large amount of abuse and slander against Zhang Chen appeared all over the Internet.

It was two days later when Zhang Chen learned the news, and it was Dong Jianqiang who told him.

At this time, his blog was filled with overwhelming negative comments, and a large number of posts targeting Zhang Chen also appeared on famous websites such as Mop, Tieba, and Tianya.

[Hong Kong trip, old cow eats young grass, who is the old cow and who is the young grass~]

[Zhang Chen criticized "Dae Jang Geum" and expressed his dissatisfaction with "Wulin Wai Zhuan"~]

[Zhang Chen's erotic life, the actresses who accompanied him along the way~]

……

There are all kinds of bad reviews. Some are of very poor quality and are fake at first glance. You can tell at a glance that the things they say are not true.

Some of them are of good quality, and they are well versed in the art of smearing. They mix the truth with the lies, so that people will subconsciously think it is true. For example, they spread rumors about Zhang Chen and Zhong Liti. After all, the two were photographed watching a movie together by the Hong Kong media, so people can't help but think in a distorted way...

First, label Zhang Chen a scumbag, and then naturally, what the scumbag says will have no persuasiveness.

Although the news was very popular online, Zhang Chen didn't care at all.

No matter how heated the discussion gets, it can't hurt him at all.

Besides, he will be leaving for the United States in a few days, so the quarrel here will have nothing to do with him then.

……

In the evening, Zhang Chen, Ning Hao and Cao Bingkun ate hot pot meat together. It was winter, so this was the right meal for the season.

Chen Xi was also there, and the four of them just fit across one table.

Put the fat lamb slices into the pot, and the aroma of meat will immediately spread, arousing people's appetite.

"Why are your eyes full of dark circles? Did you stay up late?"

While Zhang Chen was scooping up the mutton, he said to Chen Xi beside him.

"Yeah," Chen Xi nodded, "I found an American TV series yesterday and I was addicted to it. I wanted to finish watching it all in one go..."

Lao Cao next to him suddenly became interested: "Is it Prison Break?"

"You watch it too?"

"Yeah, it's really good. I watched it till the end. It's so tempting. The screenwriter is really bad. He leaves a tail for each episode, which makes people unable to stop watching."

When Zhang Chen heard the name "Prison Break", he suddenly realized.

For China, Prison Break can be regarded as the originator of American TV series. Before that, there were good American TV series, such as Friends, which were classics, but they were not influential enough.

At that time, "Friends" was usually recommended by foreign language department instructors as an oral English teaching material to students. Every foreign language department student had a copy, but it really had little influence.

The American TV series really became popular in China after Sohu introduced "Prison Break" and broadcast it on Sohu Video as an official version.

At that time, few college students had their own computers, and if they wanted to go online they basically went to Internet cafes.

In Internet cafes, more than half of the people watching videos are watching "Prison Break".

It was the first time that people knew that TV dramas could be filmed like this, with a suspense every ten minutes and a hook at the end of each episode, which is now called a "broken chapter dog".

Leaving hooks is a very unethical behavior, but everyone can't stop.

I wanted to guess what was going to happen next, but I had no idea.

The great thing about "Prison Break" is that there are plot twists in every episode, which keep you guessing.

Zhang Chen was also a loyal fan of "Prison Break" in his previous life, but he didn't finish watching it to the end. This kind of fast-paced American TV series is actually like a novel, very attractive at the beginning, but easy to get bored after watching some of it.

Speaking of "Prison Break", Zhang Chen remembered a review he had read in his previous life and mentioned it out loud.

"A story like Prison Break is absolutely impossible to happen in China."

"why?"

"Because we are an agricultural nation, we like to root out the evil, and we care about when revenge will end. If we root out the evil, there will be no worries.

Too many lessons from history have taught us that we must do things thoroughly and never give the other party a chance to settle accounts. Even if it is an earthworm, I will split it in half vertically. "

Ning Hao agreed, "Indeed, if the younger brother had been killed at the beginning of Prison Break, there would be no such thing, and the whole show would have ended directly."

Zhang Chen thought, not only that, the famous "Game of Thrones" in later generations was filmed for eight seasons, wasn't it because the whole family was not completely wiped out?
“Why can’t we make a show like this?”

This is also reflection, but it is normal reflection.

"It's all about awareness. The fast-paced writing style of Prison Break is a minority even in the United States."

Zhang Chen gave a brief explanation, but then said, "But what you said reminds me, why can't we make a TV series in the style of Prison Break?"

"Prison theme? I'm afraid it can't be broadcast~"

"No, not a prison. We can make it into a spy drama."

"Spy drama? Like "The Plum Blossom Files" or "An Embroidered Shoe"?"

Speaking of these two dramas, they are definitely the childhood trauma of many people.

In fact, at that time it was not called a spy war drama, but an anti-spy drama, which told the story of catching spies when the New China was just founded.

However, these two dramas rarely describe the spy methods, but instead use a lot of space to create the atmosphere. This is why they have become childhood traumas for many people, because they look too much like horror movies.

But Zhang Chen is not planning to do this, he is planning to make "Before Dawn".

"Not that kind. We use undercover and counter-undercover methods, focusing on espionage methods. One side is how to hide intelligence and how to transmit intelligence, and the other side is how to catch the undercover and how to make the undercover reveal his tracks..."

The spy drama "Dawn" is based entirely on the American TV model, with a lot of technical details used in the reasoning, a fast pace, and hooks left in every episode.

"It's exciting just by listening to it. The atmosphere of a spy drama must be tense, with many plot twists. It's quite compatible with the style of Prison Break~"

Ning Hao saw the key at a glance.

"Then you must leave a role for me." Upon hearing this, Cao Bingkun immediately begged shamelessly.

Zhang Chen laughed: "I'm not reserving a role for you. The male lead must be yours, buddy, you're going to be famous..."

"Ah~" Lao Cao felt like something out of the blue.

Among the three brothers, Zhang Chen stood up, and Ning Hao also stood up with the help of Zhang Chen.

Originally he thought he had a chance, but Zhang Chen's movies were mostly female-led movies, and he could only play supporting roles. The protagonists in Ning Hao's movies did not match his temperament, so he was too embarrassed to ask for a role.

Now his good brother finally remembered him and gave him a gift tailor-made for him.

"I will definitely make you a top actor. If one movie doesn't work, I'll make you two. If two movies don't work, I'll make you three. You'll be able to do it eventually..."

In his previous life, Lao Cao became famous for his role as the stuttering Xie Ruolin in "The Disguiser". In this life, Zhang Chen plans to make a spy war trilogy for him and directly promote him to the top.

"Lurking", "Before Dawn", "Cliff" ~
This is the spy war trilogy that Zhang Chen prepared for Lao Cao.

Among them, "Insidious" is the most famous, but the best one is "Cliffhanger", and the most alternative one is "Before Dawn".

But I still need to think carefully about which one to shoot first.

"Great, come on, brothers, I'll toast you~"

Cao Bingkun picked up the wine glass excitedly.

Zhang Chen added, "By the way, Chen Xi, if you have time, ask around about a writer named Long Yi. See if he has written a novel called "Lush". If he has, buy the rights to adapt it."

The original novel of "The Hidden" seems to have only more than 10,000 words in total, which is very different from the TV series. Zhang Chen can completely bypass it.

But he wasn't going to do that. It wouldn't cost much anyway, and he wasn't going to cause himself trouble.

Chen Xi agreed, and everyone raised their glasses. Just as they were about to clink their glasses, Zhang Chen's phone suddenly rang.

I took a look at the caller ID and it was Dong Jianqiang. I picked up the call and heard the voice on the other end: "Zhang Chen, you've been doxxed. Your parents' home addresses have been revealed..."

(End of this chapter)