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Chapter 342 Royal Civil Servants (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
If you don't want to be left behind by the times and need to increase your resilience, the only way is to improve yourself.

Only when you truly become stronger can you establish yourself in the entertainment industry.

Qi Hao's studio worked closely with Zhao Jinmai's parents to plan Zhao Jinmai's future.

Both sides have calmed down considerably.

The child is currently in elementary school, but the three major film academies are already being planned.

You must pass the exam based on your own abilities.

Ideally, you should have a score that you can be proud of, whether it's your academic score or your professional score.

Because you're not an ordinary student; you're a star who has appeared in popular movies like "The Man from Nowhere," and you have a signature role.

Of course, the requirements should be raised accordingly.

Academic teachers, acting teachers, diction teachers, physical education teachers... Zhao Jinmai's parents found a whole bunch of teachers for her classes.

Fortunately, Zhao Jinmai lived up to expectations.

Not only did she not complain, she also said she really enjoyed learning these things.

"People in the industry say we have a keen eye; we recruit promising talents as soon as we see them..."

Janchi Leyden once again marveled at Qi Hao's good fortune.

"A discerning eye my foot! I just didn't want such a newcomer to be corrupted by society. It's a way of taking responsibility for discovering new talents. Nobody expected her to become so popular."

Qi Hao didn't have such luck when he first debuted.

Zhao Jinmai was the first new talent he discovered.

And they're so young.

If something were to happen to her in the entertainment industry someday, Qi Hao might feel uneasy.

He might think to himself, "What if I hadn't chosen her back then?"

Wouldn't she then have a happy and peaceful childhood, go to high school and university, find a good job after entering society, and have a happy family?

instead of...

Qi Hao also knew that such worries were pretentious and unnecessary.

What goes around comes around.

However, when he realized that his casual action could change Zhao Jinmai's life and effectively prevent him from feeling guilty in the future, he decisively agreed to let Zhao Jinmai sign with the studio.

Just consider it as raising another Ao Bai.

Anyway, there are plenty of resources here, so the company doesn't need to deliberately find resources for her.

"Old Tian even hired a psychological counselor for her, fearing that she would lose herself after becoming famous."

At first glance, it seems funny, but upon closer reflection, it seems quite necessary.

A child under ten years old suddenly became the center of attention.

Not only her classmates, but students from the whole school, and even children from other schools came to see her.

Wherever I go, I am praised and admired.

Endorsement contracts worth millions came flying in like snowflakes, making it impossible to choose.

The money she earns from just one endorsement is equivalent to what her parents worked hard for their entire lives.

Even adults may not be able to remain unmoved, let alone a child whose mind is still developing.

"Oh, by the way, I'm going to start filming in a few days. If you have time, please help Lao Tian out. He's busy with his company and also preparing for his wedding. I'm afraid he might die from overwork."

Qi Hao didn't forget to give a word of advice.

Thinking about it carefully, I feel really bad for Lao Tian.

Where are my childhood playmates now? They've been turned into oxen and horses to pay off their mortgages.

As a working-class man, Lao Tian had to help Qi Hao manage several companies.

So what did Qi Hao do?

He simply left Ao Bai to Lao Tian.

"Oh, he's going to play an eunuch..."

James Layden knew about this movie; it was a new project that Xu Kexin was preparing, and it was considered a sequel to "Dragon Inn".

Qi Hao plays the main villain, the chief eunuch.

There's been a lot of discussion about it within the company. Some people believe that having Qi Hao, as the big boss, play such a role might have a negative impact on our company culture.

However, another group of employees believes that the boss, as an actor, should just play his part.

What's wrong with playing a eunuch? Why do you discriminate against eunuchs?
Some eunuchs were more courageous than most men.

Not to mention a legendary eunuch like Wang Zhi.

Our boss is so down-to-earth.

A direct route to the underworld!
People like this kind of boss.

As for the company's corporate culture, what corporate culture do we have?

"What eunuch? He's clearly a royal civil servant."

Qi Hao's face turned green.

Playing a eunuch was not his wish, but he had no choice but to do it to complete the task.

No new villains have appeared in the past few months.

It seems playing a eunuch is my destiny.

No one wanted to take this role before, but after Qi Hao took it, many young actors wanted to compete for it, just waiting for Qi Hao to turn down the role because he was too busy with other projects.

Qi Hao has become a trendsetter.

"Isn't that still being a eunuch?"

Janchi Leyden is brave; it's good that he occasionally criticizes his boss.

"This is definitely the most unique eunuch. I'll kick Li Lianjie and torture them to the point of death."

Qi Hao was already eager to try.

If we don't take action against Li Lianjie soon, in a few years this old guy might be wetting his pants when he walks.

"Pshaw, you could just write your own script, invite all sorts of kung fu stars to act in it, and have them get all abused by you in the movie..."

Janchi Leiden offered advice.

"Holy crap, this sounds like a really promising opportunity."

Qi Hao definitely wouldn't do that; he already has more scripts than he can film. The system is about to reward him with "My Love from the Star," and anything produced by the system is guaranteed to be high-quality, so he'll definitely be working on that script.

There's also "Lost in Thailand 2".

"Lost on Journey 1" was a huge success, with explosive box office sales and very good DVD sales.

The second installment continues with the same cast as the first.

Qi Hao had no way to avoid it.

Furthermore, Stephen Chow's new movie also intends to invite him to participate, and even said that if Qi Hao is willing to participate, the female lead role can be given to An Feng.

This is a classic case of exchanging favors.

As people get older, they tend to value money more, especially since Stephen Chow is known for his love of money.

Qi Hao and An Feng made a romance movie, a genre that's hard to make a box office hit, yet it still grossed 800 million yuan.

So, Stephen Chow, who loves money, set his sights on them.

Qi Hao intends to make a decision after reading the script.

When I first started out, I dreamed of working with Stephen Chow in a movie, even if it was just a supporting role. Stephen Chow's supporting roles were all outstanding.

It's a pity that Stephen Chow is no longer acting.

I don't even plan to act in a cameo role anymore.

It feels like this is the end of an era, and the myth is crumbling before our eyes.

Moreover, the more you learn about him, the more you realize that Stephen Chow is not a easy person to get along with.

Qi Hao thought to himself, why not just stop cooperating?

Let's keep it a little mysterious.

Don't be like Xu Ke; Qi Hao has completely lost all his romantic feelings for Xu Ke now.

However, Qi Hao is going to join the production team no matter what.

An Feng joined the crew with him.

She took on an important supporting role, albeit with limited screen time, playing a dashing female bandit.

Xu Ke positioned her as the Mulan of the bandit world.

An Feng and Qi Hao are inseparable, so she was determined to stay with the crew.

Even if I don't act, I'll still follow Qi Hao.

There's nothing they can do about it; people say newlyweds are as sweet as honey, and they're pretty much there now.

Moreover, Qi Hao has publicly acknowledged that An Feng is his fiancée, so even though An Feng accompanied him to the set, no one gossiped about them.

Since I'm going to be on set anyway, why not play a role?

An Feng quite likes this character.

Xu Ke originally wanted the character to wield the Green Dragon Crescent Blade to create a contrasting "cuteness".

However, after seeing An Feng try out the spear, he decisively chose to let An Feng use the spear.

An Feng tried several different weapons at the time.

Using a sword is certainly impressive, and An Feng's swordsmanship is certified by countless viewers.

The action scenes in "The Return of the Condor Heroes" are considered classics, enough for other actresses of the same age to follow for ten years.

A knife is also good, but it can't be a large Guan Dao (a type of halberd).

The large Guan Dao looks a bit silly.

This weapon is suitable for tall people, making them look imposing and powerful. People with small builds don't use the knife; rather, the knife uses the person.

According to the character biography in the movie, this large Guan Dao (a type of halberd) was something she picked up from someone else and didn't have any special meaning.

Since that's the case, let's just use guns.

With his red-tasseled spear and chain darts, An Feng is absolutely dashing and is going further and further down this track.

Recently, An Feng has been spending at least three days a week receiving training from a professional marksmanship instructor.

The martial arts choreographer started by designing her movements.

Firstly, Xu Ke was giving Qi Hao face, and secondly, An Feng was relatively free.

Everyone else was busy with various announcements, Li Lianjie was always abroad, and An Feng hadn't had much work since "Love is Not Blind".

The martial arts choreographers for this film are Yuan Bin, Sun Jiankui, and Lan Haihan, and Qi Hao also added Feng Bufan to the cast.

Feng Bufan brought the martial arts team from Zhonghao Entertainment.

Zhonghao Entertainment has assembled a large behind-the-scenes team, divided into different groups, such as the martial arts group, the photography group, the props group, and so on.

Feng Bufan's action design for "The Mister" was widely praised. Although the main credit goes to Li Zhongzhi, netizens have analyzed several of his action designs frame by frame.

There are many very eye-catching features.

Moreover, he had been practicing Chinese martial arts since childhood, and in recent years he had seen all kinds of martial arts and fighting techniques. Although he entered the industry late, his skill level has improved rapidly.

Qi Hao simply formed a team with himself at the core.

Once they've grown up, they won't need to hire action directors from Hong Kong if they're making action movies or period dramas in the future.

In fact, it wasn't just the martial arts team; people from Zhonghao Entertainment's photography and art teams also participated in this film.

Regardless of whether each of his movies is worse than the last, Xu Ke is still pretty awesome in some ways.

You'll gain something from studying there for a while.

However, the group that had the most members were not these people, but rather the Naughty Ghost Studio.

One department was the main force, and the newly established second department also joined in.

Although it's a newly established company, most of its employees are actually Hollywood professionals. They were working on the front lines of special effects last month, and this month they were acquired and brought to China.

Of course, Xu Ke didn't trust the mischievous boy that much.

Several other special effects teams were also involved.

Special effects are the most labor-intensive thing. The completion of a special effects movie may require hundreds of special effects engineers working on it.

It is common for several special effects companies to collaborate on a film.

Qi Hao also uses a sword in this movie.

For this movie, the props team made several swords for him, one of which was made into a real sword according to Qi Hao's request.

Ordinary people cannot enjoy this kind of treatment.

(End of this chapter)