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Chapter 424 Torrential Rain, Tokyo, Maybach

The crew of "The Age of Awakening".

Wearing a slightly oversized old suit and sporting a bowl cut hairstyle, Bai Liang felt a bit out of place.

Especially his hairstyle; when he took some photos and shared them with some girls, asking for their opinions, almost all of them jokingly called him silly.
Silly? That's right!
If Bai Liang dressed up as a trendy guy in this drama, wouldn't people criticize him?

However, the effect of this outfit is quite peculiar.

Especially after seeing Bai Liang's look in the drama, Da Tian Tian jumped around trying to get Bai Liang to call her "sister" a few times.

There's no way around it, this outfit may be a bit outdated, but it really does have an age-reducing effect.

In Da Tian Tian's eyes, Bai Liang was shamefully pretending to be young.

But that's okay, she likes Seishun Boys' High School!

Quickly call her "sister"!

Otherwise she'll throw a tantrum—the kind where she throws a fit and rolls on the ground.

Bai Liang naturally didn't grant Da Tiantian's wish when she suddenly went crazy on the other end of the phone. He didn't know why, but among the 85-year-old girls he knew, calling other girls "sister" felt quite natural, but Da Tiantian just felt a bit strange.

She herself felt that Bai Liang was "disrespecting her".
But Bai Liang felt that this was because she looked very young in his eyes.

Later, when she was given a choice between the two, although Da Tian Tian still really wanted to hear him call her "sister," she ultimately shamefully chose the latter.

Being younger is better than being older!
However, Da Tian Tian said that when she goes back to filming "Si Teng", she will be Bai Liang's great-aunt.

That would instantly elevate one's seniority!

Bai Liang, who hadn't yet thoroughly studied the script for "Si Teng," was a bit confused. Huh? The male lead, Qin Fang, and Si Teng have this kind of relationship?
If that's how it was in the original story, then it should be changed, otherwise it's definitely not appropriate for him to have an ambiguous relationship with his great-aunt.

It seems there's a kissing scene?

That would be too taboo, like an old tree blossoming!

However, the thought that Jing Tian, ​​who is usually so innocent and naive, is going to play a cold and arrogant older sister, while I am going to play a docile and naive little puppy, makes me feel that this strange contrast is quite interesting.

Bai Liang didn't think too much about the drama "Si Teng". The male lead role was not difficult for him to play, and some of his characteristics were even similar to his own. He heard that Jing Tian seemed to have participated in part of the scriptwriting and provided a lot of inspiration.

That's what the production team said, but Bai Liang suspected that this young lady might just be trying to take advantage of the situation.

However, "Sito" was relatively easy to make, but the "Awakening Age" he is currently filming is much more difficult.

These kinds of mainstream dramas have never been easy to act in.

In particular, the performance must be convincing, making the audience feel that it is logical, and at the same time, it must be entertaining and not boring.

Because most young people today simply cannot imagine that the things they memorize in political classes, things they themselves do not believe in, were once truly the lifelong ideals and beliefs that a group of people fought and sacrificed for.

And the most important thing to persuade them is, of course, logic.

The story of The Awakening begins in 1915.

In that year, Yuan Shikai, the President of the Republic of China, was forced to sign the humiliating Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915 with Japan.

Chinese intellectuals are caught in a dilemma: What happened to the promise that a republic could save China? What, then, could possibly save China?

Some argue that while a republican system has been established, feudalistic ideas have not been eradicated.

This leads to the starting point of the New Culture Movement—the founding of the "Youth Magazine" by Chen Duxiu in 1915.

The screenwriter is indeed very talented. The way this drama organizes its plot is like doing a literature review, using a combination of vertical and horizontal writing techniques.

"Vertical" means writing the development of the New Culture Movement in chronological order, while "horizontal" means comparing the various schools of thought and trends within the New Culture Movement.

The representative figures and their representative remarks are all presented.

For example, classic lines from various Chinese and history textbooks, such as Chen Duxiu's "An Appeal to Youth," Cai Yuanpei's "Speech Upon Taking Office as President of Peking University," Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman," and Li Dazhao's "Youth" and "The Victory of the Common People," appear in a form almost identical to the original text.

With logic and historical materials in place, the next step is to fill in the historical details, and the series achieves this by combining realism with stylistic expression.

This is also what Bai Liang finds most interesting about the show.

Character development.

There are many ways to create a character, such as reflecting the character's character through a story or telling the character's personality through the dialogue of others.

Some mainstream films place too much emphasis on the definition of heroes, making them too didactic; while some mainstream commercial films focus too much on ordinary people, making them lack idealism.

It's slightly better, with a strong emphasis on the heroic side and a touch of the ordinary human side, yet it still makes it seem like two different people.

So the question arises: why can't a historical figure be both a hero and an ordinary person at the same time?

The way "The Age of Awakening" handles this is very clever; it's subtle and understated, and its silence speaks volumes.

Chen Duxiu was a man of strong and unruly character, yet he was also full of warmth.

Lu Xun, who was only thinking about eating and feasting, would buy two pounds of candy to treat himself after leaving the dental clinic.
And Chen Yannian, who released ants.

He left as a youth, he returned with the spirit of a hero!
Bai Liang succeeded in filming the scene where he released ants that accidentally fell into a bowl of water, without needing to do another take.

There are actually quite a few animal scenes in the whole film, and they all have their own metaphors; nothing is superfluous.

The most vulnerable creature is naturally the ant, and its symbolism is self-evident.

The difficulty of this scene lies not in how difficult it is to act, but in how to be extremely careful not to crush that ant.

This shot could certainly be filmed separately, but since it can be done in one go, there's no need for that.

Fortunately, Bai Liang has always had a lot of experience when it comes to "controlling" himself.

The little ant also experienced the gentleness of Kapibala today.

It can be held between your fingertips without harming it in the slightest.

However, before the director could yell "cut," a butterfly, seemingly out of nowhere, suddenly landed on Bai Liang's hand.

What's the point of yelling "K!" now?

Let's keep filming first.

After the little thing gently flapped its wings a few times on the back of his hand, it took off again, and finally a "click" sound was heard.

Bai Liang turned his head and saw director Zhang Yongxin smiling broadly, and roughly guessed what he wanted to say.

The romance of artists~
Then he immediately chimed in, "Butterflies land on people mostly because they've sweated too much; they just like that."

Before filming this scene, Bai Liang had just acted out a scene where he was carrying a large bag.

He really went all out to achieve the desired effect!

The weather hasn't cooled down much yet; it seems like we're still clinging to the tail end of summer, so it's quite reasonable that I've been sweating a lot and the little butterflies are attracted to me.

Director Zhang Yongxin:
He looked at Bai Liang with a helpless expression, then scratched his head, "That's why I say, you scholars..."

That's a pretty broad scope of impact.
Bai Liang casually remarked, "That was the way science students put it, but there's also the way arts students put it. I'm sure you'll like it, Director."

"Ok?"

"Butterflies feed on carrion; they appear because they smell rotten, foul souls."

Zhang Yongxin was about to say, "Chen Yannian is..."

However, before she could finish speaking, she suddenly realized what Bai Liang meant and her eyes lit up: "So it flew away again."

“Right~” Bai Liang nodded, “Actually, there’s another explanation.”

"besides?"

"I know there's a scientific explanation for why this style suits me better for an artsy, artistic persona, but I don't want to hear it~"

Three sentences were enough to convince a director.

Students, this is the meaning of reading.

Fortunately, Bai Liang didn't have any intention of being a tyrant on set in this drama, otherwise he would have already laid the groundwork for it.

After finishing his scenes for the day, Bai Liang removed his makeup, changed his clothes, and rested for a while in the RV. Instead of rushing off, he decided to watch the other actors' scenes.

This show was quite enjoyable to act in, after all, there were many talented actors involved!

Just then, a phone call came in, causing him to raise an eyebrow slightly.

got windy.

"MaiMai, if I remember correctly, it should be your school time now, right? Today is Thursday."

Zhao Jinmai, who was on the other end of the phone, was about to sweetly call him "brother" when she was immediately bombarded with Bai Liang's "encouragement to study."

His expression immediately turned bitter.

Yang Tianbao, standing to the side, was puzzled when she heard this opening remark. She had originally thought... well, she was indeed lacking in education and hadn't experienced nine years of compulsory education.

"I...I took leave to record a show," Zhao Jinmai complained softly with a bitter face.

"Recording a show? Oh right, you did tell me before that you were doing a variety show." Bai Liang suddenly remembered this and said.

Now it was Zhao Jinmai's turn to "challenge" her on the other end of the phone: "Brother, how can you remember my affairs so unclearly?"

"Then I apologize to you~ I'm sorry."

Bai Liang didn't shift the blame to Zhao Jinmai for not telling him the exact time; appeasing a child is a simple matter.
Sure enough, after he apologized, the little girl felt a bit embarrassed and took the blame back.

He was implying that he hadn't explained things clearly, blah blah blah.

After taking over this task, Bai Liang immediately revealed his shameless side, saying, "I heard you signed with some cultural company called Dongdong Culture?"

Upon hearing this, the little girl's face lit up with joy, thinking to herself that her brother still cared about her!

"Uh-huh!"

Then Bai Liang said, "Is that Dong Zijian's company? They shamelessly use child laborers. After we finish this call, I'll call them and yell at them. They'll be taking the college entrance exam in six months, why are they still giving you variety show gigs?"

Zhao Jinmai: It's over~
Not only is she being cricket-eaten by her brother, but now even her boss is being cricket-eaten.
Regarding whether Bai Liang can scold Dong Zijian, it is clearly yes.

Yang Tianbao was really about to break down, and he covered his mouth while secretly laughing to himself.

Goodness, she felt she now understood why Zhao Jinmai had been so "awkward" before; it turned out that Bai Liang treated this little sister like this in private.

Talking about studying?

Who can stand this?
After chatting about so many random things, Zhao Jinmai almost forgot why she had made the call in the first place.

I almost rebelled against Bai Liang over the phone and started arguing with him.

Fortunately, Yang Tianbao reminded her.

Zhao Jinmai quickly realized, "Brother, have you been busy filming lately?"

"It's alright~ Do you want to play a role?" Bai Liang asked casually.

Zhao Jinmai has unfortunately caught up with the situation, as there is indeed a character in "The Awakening Age" who is currently experiencing a minor problem.

A female character named Liu Mei has no historical prototype, but she is Chen Yannian's confidante.

Of course, they definitely didn't end up together; the screenwriter wouldn't dare to give Chen Yannian a romantic storyline like that.

The tragic scenes from "The Climbers" are still fresh in our minds.

However, in one version of the script, this character actually had a bit of a romantic relationship with Chen Yannian, and had quite a few scenes.

It seems they wanted to create a sense of "I have already pledged my life to the country, and it is difficult for me to pledge it to you again."

Then Bai Liang politely offered a small suggestion: Chen Yannian doesn't need to sacrifice love to highlight the greatness of the revolution.

As a result, the role originally played by Chu Yunfei's daughter, the TV series producer, had a lot of her scenes cut.

Then they didn't want to act anymore.
Of course, it's not that I didn't want to play the role because I couldn't have a romantic relationship with Bai Liang.

The main issue is the amount of screen time.

As a result, the role of this rich young lady is temporarily vacant.

Coincidentally, Zhao Jinmai called at that moment. Bai Liang casually asked about it.

"Ah?! Is that possible?" Zhao Jinmai asked with some surprise.

However, after asking the question, she immediately replied, "I don't want to."

"Hey? Why?"

“I can’t use my promise here,” Zhao Jinmai muttered to herself.

Bai Liang slapped his forehead. Little girls are so naive!
"This doesn't count. Consider it a little gift I'm giving you in advance for your college entrance exam. This drama is quite good; you can even learn from it."

The mere mention of the word "study" gave Zhao Jinmai a headache; all she could do was hope that she could take the college entrance exam soon and turn eighteen quickly.

Yang Tianbao:
Unbearable!

She wanted to grab the phone and speak for Zhao Jinmai. When were these two finally getting to the point?
Fortunately, Zhao Jinmai finally felt a little embarrassed and gave Yang Tianbao an awkward smile, saying quickly, "Brother, so you've been busy lately, haven't you? You definitely haven't had time to come over here."

Yang Tianbao: We're doomed! Typical flawed rhetoric! That little girl is just a little girl. She contradicted herself right off the bat.

And they even came up with reasons for the other party.

If Bai Liang were to agree to come over, she would eat the whole table right there and then!

Bai Liang replied, "Okay, send me the time, location, and the production team's contact information."

"Then this..." Zhao Jinmai wasn't in a hurry to be happy; instead, she asked cautiously.

Bai Liang was genuinely amused on the other end of the phone. Was this little girl waging a "stone defense war"?

He actually managed to get that lamb back!
"Not really." Zhao Jinmai: Yay!
Yang Tianbao: ? ? ?

You just agreed like that?!

She was still somewhat taken aback even after the call ended.

After Zhao Jinmai blinked and tugged at her clothes, she suddenly "realized" and blurted out, "Maimai, are you dating him?"

These words instantly made Zhao Jinmai blush; her smiling face turned completely red, and she quickly waved her hand, "No, no."

There's none?
Seemingly noticing her confusion, Zhao Jinmai added, "My brother is a very nice person."

"This is amazing!" Yang Tianbao couldn't help but exclaim.

She didn't believe everything Zhao Jinmai said; she planned to observe carefully to see if he was genuinely kind to her or if he was like the other person on the show, with ulterior motives!

In this respect, her eyes are like a ruler; she can definitely see through those clues!
Of course, if Bai Liang really did it, then she would naturally help cover for him.

Yang Tianbao: Am I being a bit hypocritical?
"Fourtry"?

Although I don't know why my little brother Bai suddenly wants to go on this show, Yanzi is incredibly reliable these days.

While arranging for someone to communicate with the production team, he pondered for a while and then immediately called Ni Ni's agent.

"Promoting 'The Longest Day in Chang'an'? Sure, our Ni Ni will definitely cooperate with Liang Ge's schedule. Even if she's busy, she can still find time. Don't worry, President Yan."

Ni Ni's agent gave a series of assurances.

Before agreeing, she didn't even check if Ni Ni was available. If she wasn't available, she could just ask for leave; it wasn't a big deal.

After some discussion, another person joined this variety show trip.

Yanzi felt that her thinking was quite sound. No matter what tricks her little brother Bai was up to, she would just take care of making the trip "reasonable".

"The Longest Day in Chang'an" is still more than a month away from its release, and the original promotional plan was to wait at least another two weeks.

However, it's not a big problem for Bai Liang to want to move up the timeline.

As for promoting Youku's projects on iQiyi's programs, this isn't the first time her son, Xiaobai, has done something like this.

Similarly, this wasn't the first time those platforms had compromised in front of Bai Liang.

He can promote his work wherever he wants.

Neither online streaming platforms nor satellite TV stations will reject him because of this.

As for the other male lead, Xi Zi Ge, there's no contact with Yan Zi; bringing one is enough.

She had just studied the guest lineup of "Fourtry," her gaze shifting back and forth between Wu Moufan, Yang Tianbao, and Zhao Jinmai.

Zhao Jinmai didn't care. She was just a little sister. Her brother Xiaobai had a good relationship with her, but that was all.

Yang Tianbao's words served two purposes in contacting Ni Ni to go together: to keep an eye on her.

After all, the news of her marital breakdown with Huang Xiaoming was widely circulated outside the entertainment circle, and it was almost the same inside the circle as well, with rumors spreading everywhere.

Although there is no specific news, the probability of a divorce is very high.

Yanzi felt this scene looked familiar and couldn't help but think of Yang Mi, who was also a hot mom with a child and went through a divorce.
Yang Tianbao is in exactly the same state as she was back then!
Yanzi has never asked when her own Xiaobai and Da Mimi started having a relationship, or rather, when they had a relationship.

That's kind of awkward. Why did you ask that?

What if it happened before the divorce? Wouldn't that embarrass my little Bai Ge?
Moreover, Da Mimi didn't cause any trouble; she's a very "sensible" and caring older sister.

So Yanzi breathed a sigh of relief; she had been really worried that Xiaobai would follow in Dorgon's footsteps.

Yang Mi rose to power through her own efforts, and probably wouldn't stoop to saying she relied on men, but Yang Tianbao's path to power was all too clear and obvious.
In any case, it's always good to take precautions first.

As for Wu Moufan?
This is much simpler and more direct.

"Prepare all the dirt on him that you've collected over the past two years!" Yanzi said menacingly.

Xiaoshan Airport.

"Big star, big name, big name, do you know that with just one notification from you, I abandoned the entire crew and rushed over to find you? Aren't you touched?"

Ni Ni stylishly took off her sunglasses, shook her leather jacket, and gave Bai Liang a wry smile.

To be honest, if someone else did that, they'd probably look like the Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King.

Ni Ni's way of doing this actually gives her a unique kind of coolness and charm.

Yes, he really is quite handsome.
Underneath the leather jacket was a fitted short-sleeved shirt, and on the bottom were black jeans and Doc Martens boots. This outfit had a unique wildness to it.

Bai Liang stared at her Doc Martens for two seconds, then instead of answering her question, he remarked, "Your feet must stink when you wear shoes like that!"

"Fart you!"

Ni Ni got angry. "Believe it or not, I'll take off my socks and stuff them in your mouth! How could my feet smell? Don't you know anything about fashion?"

"I don't really understand," Bai Liang said honestly.

"If you don't understand fashion, why are you even on 'Fourtry'? Luckily, I'm here. I know, I'll protect you."

"Use your smelly socks that you took off?"

"Shut up!"

It had been a while since I'd seen Ni Ni, and she seemed much more cheerful than before.

It wasn't that she had a change of heart, but rather that her career had indeed taken a turn for the better.

It's the CCTV drama she's currently filming, "The Golden Years," produced by the original team behind "The First Half of My Life," and even features Chen Daoming in a guest appearance. She and Liu Shishi are the two female leads.

Sure enough, she immediately picked it up and covered her mouth, laughing, "You know what? Someone's going to cause you trouble."

"Looking for trouble? Who is it?"

"Liu Shishi".

"I'm not familiar with her," Bai Liang simply summarized, and he was telling the truth.

How many times did he actually meet Liu Shishi? I think it was just once?
We're definitely not close, and after we met, she got married and had children. We have absolutely no history with each other, so we're not really close.

However, Ni Ni said, "Really? But I can't forget you!"

She seemed to be teasing Bai Liang, deliberately using this rather ambiguous tone.

He then stroked his chin and actually nodded, "That makes sense. I've always been popular with girls, whether they're older or younger."

Ni Ni was convinced, but she couldn't refute his words, since he was indeed likable.

"Did you stand her up before? She said it herself."

“Don’t listen to her nonsense. Why doesn’t she say the child is mine?” Bai Liang said that he would never admit to being made a scapegoat without being informed.

Ni Ni misunderstood something, looking at Bai Liang with a bewildered expression: "What does her child have to do with you?"

Bai Liang:
The two quickly went through it again, and Ni Ni realized that Bai Liang and Liu Shishi were indeed not familiar with each other, while Bai Liang also understood what it meant to "stand someone up".

Yeah, petty. It's just that I didn't add her on WeChat.

They still keep talking about this.

Ni Ni slipped away from filming "The Golden Years" to accompany Bai Liang on a TV show. When Liu Shishi found out, she couldn't help but chirp a few words.

They hold grudges quite a bit.

The conversation continued until boarding, which was a way of retaliating against Liu Shishi's cricket-related comments. Ni Ni honestly admitted that she also wanted to fight Liu Shishi for top billing, but alas, she couldn't win!
Of course, she was very determined; even if she couldn't win the fight, she would keep fighting until she could at least achieve a tie.

After all, one of them is a bit obscure, and the other had a hiatus to get married and have children, so they're really evenly matched.

Bai Liang offered her some verbal support, stating that he would side with his family regardless of right or wrong.

Ni Ni was initially quite touched, but then she realized something was off. What did "helping out" mean? Do you also think Liu Shishi should be the lead actress?
So after boarding the plane, Ni Ni gave Bai Liang a big job.

She took off her Doc Martens, which was fine; first class passengers are allowed to change their shoes, and disposable slippers are provided.

But she didn't stop; she really "fulfilled her promise" and took off her socks too.

Not only did they take it off, but they also threw it over Bai Liang's shoulder.

"Ah~ That feels so good~"

Ni Ni stretched her legs straight and tensed them, her fair and tender feet still showing her toes moving around.
"Aren't my feet beautiful?"

Bai Liang ignored her and picked up a fashion magazine from the plane to start reading.

After all, it's a show called "Fourtry" that we're going to record, so it's like cramming at the last minute. Even if it's not quick, it'll still be good.

Ni Ni didn't disturb them and simply lay down to sleep.

My friends, does anyone understand? She's always here when this guy calls her. She even stayed up all night last night and is so tired!
However, as the plane approached Japan, it suddenly began to shake.

Bai Liang remained unmoved and continued reading his magazine, but Ni Ni, who had been startled awake, grabbed his arm.

Are you scared?

This time, Ni Ni nodded honestly, her expression somewhat pitiful, but she still managed to ask, "If this plane crashes, would we be considered a pair of star-crossed lovers?"

"No, I'm not your boyfriend."

"Can you kiss me before you die?"

"Sure~" Bai Liang naturally wouldn't refuse such a small wish.

But after Ni Ni pouted, he stretched out two fingers and pinched her lips together.
"What are you doing?"

"Of course you can die before you die, but the plane's announcement just said that it was only slightly affected by the typhoon and there was no danger."

"Pah! Is this typhoon any good?" Ni Ni cursed.

It's clear she's quite unhappy that she's not going to die.

Whether it was her "jinx" or not, the two saw the latest news when they arrived in Tokyo.

Typhoon Hagibis has caused 80 deaths, 11 missing persons, and 397 injuries in Japan, and has caused losses of hundreds of billions of yen to Japan's agriculture, forestry, fisheries and other related sectors.

Ni Ni: Huh??
Well, okay, she and Bai Liang are both from Jinling. With this buff, let her jinx it!

If you're so capable, let the typhoon get even bigger!
No, with such a severe typhoon near Tokyo, how did they manage to buy tickets and get here?

No wonder the airport is so empty. I haven't seen many passengers, especially since this is the airport in the capital of Japan.

But then something even more outrageous happened!
Despite the natural disaster and the torrential rain in Tokyo, local fans still came to pick up Bai Liang at the airport.

Ni Ni was stunned when she saw the little Japanese girls holding up support signs.

"Did you hire a shill? How much would they charge a day in this weather?"

"Obviously not. But my documentary and a TV series were released in Japan a few days ago and seem to be quite popular."

It's more than just not low!

Actually, Bai Liang's first hit drama, "Love O2O," was already released in Japan and even remade there as "Cinderella Online."

Hearing the title, you know the Japanese remake is unreliable. Unsurprisingly, it turned into a love story about an ordinary female college student falling in love with a prince in both online games and real life.

Recently, "The Story of Minglan" was brought to Japan for broadcast again, and the popularity of Bai Liang's documentary is really quite alarming.

It can be said that it has swept the entire extreme sports field.
Japan, a country that never reflects on its own actions, is also very fond of the strong.

Bai Liang didn't bother to delve deeper. He only knew that, regardless of Japan or South Korea, his fan base seemed to be constantly expanding, to the point that he could call himself an Asian superstar.

The people who came to pick him up at the airport today were, unsurprisingly, his Japanese female fans. You know, the practice of fan support originated and flourished in the Japanese entertainment industry.

Ni Ni clearly saw Bai Liang hesitate for a moment, and then he went over and interacted briefly with these Japanese girls.

Then these Japanese girls went crazy, screaming and yelling.

Ni Ni initially thought, "These Japanese girls are really crazy!"
But she quickly discovered the blind spot!
Bai Liang seems to be using Japanese!
"Just an ordinary little language prodigy."

“Yes, after all, you can even speak Xinjiang dialect.” Ni Ni said with a hint of sarcasm.

"I can also speak Nanjing dialect, so what's so special about that?"

"Nonsense, you're from Nanjing, we're from the same hometown, what are you pretending for?" Ni Ni said irritably.

Bai Liang blinked: "What kind of fellow townsmen are we? You're from Qinhuai District, and I'm from Pukou."

Ni Ni: That makes sense.

However, since Bai Liang was involved in this kind of thing, she didn't hold back and said, "From Jiangbei."

After a series of chaotic events in Jiangsu, Bai Liang was actually somewhat grateful for the typhoon and torrential rain.

Otherwise, there might be more than just a dozen or twenty local fans picking us up at the airport today.

There are a few Chinese students inside.

Bai Liang cursed at them in Chinese: "Why are you picking them up at the airport in this weather? Are you crazy?!"
Then someone gave each of them some money so they could go home early.

Ni Ni's comment on this was: "You're quite hypocritical, I like that!"

Because of Bai Liang's double standards, Ni Ni said she would do everything she could to "serve" him today.

After all, Wu Moufan was on the show, so she knew when she came that Bai Liang's purpose for coming might not be pure.

It's okay, whatever he wants to do, I'll cooperate!
I've already figured out how to help Bai Liang maximize his power later~
Heavy rain, Tokyo, Maybach.

The black Maybach cut through the rain, the downpour pounding against the windows and blurring the view outside.

This time, however, Odin was sitting in the chariot.
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