Chinese entertainment starts with Hong Shixian

Chapter 148 New Show, Special Forces 2? Fire Blue Blade?
Hearing Yang Siwei's words, Qi Hui chuckled, then said seriously, "Don't be arrogant and complacent."

"There are quite a few people who were once extremely famous, but later disappeared without a trace, and no one can be found."

For example, Yang Chaoyue, who was mentioned earlier, and Lu Han, one of the so-called "Four Returned Idols".

Upon hearing this, Yang Siwei paused, looking at Qi Hui with some surprise: "Your behavior is not like that of a young person at all."

If it were anyone else, they would have been arrogant and bossy, ordering everyone around.

"Hehe, I'm way past my youthful impetuosity..." Qi Hui rolled his eyes, his smile forced.

Back when he was working on construction sites, he was constantly criticized. Managers, supervisors, and even some veteran workers looked down on him, a fair-skinned college graduate.

At first, Qi Hui was furious and urinated yellow, wishing he could slap each and every one of them.

He may not be good at other things, but he has been doing farm work since he was a child, so he is strong and healthy and can hold his own against anyone.

The kind that's really fierce in a fight!
Later... later Qi Hui calmed down.

It wasn't that I was beaten by people, but by my job.

I'm exhausted from writing reports and cleaning every day, so I don't have the energy to be angry. I just want to finish quickly and get some rest and sleep.

Not to mention getting angry with people, sometimes he's even too lazy to take a shower.

Why be so particular on a construction site?
There are no young and pretty girls.

Thinking of this, he felt a little melancholy. He touched his pocket and subconsciously took out a cigarette, wanting to light one up.

But then she suddenly woke up and remembered that this was Yang Siwei's office, so she put the cigarette back.

"Go ahead and smoke if you want, I don't mind," Yang Siwei said. She had met many big bosses when she was doing business.

Which of those middle-aged men isn't pot-bellied, greasy, and looking all slovenly?
Smoking? She was already used to it.

If it weren't for her body, which was so unappealing, those big bosses would probably have made even more demanding requests.

"Forget it, I'm not that addicted," Qi Hui said, picking up the documents and starting to flip through them.

Seeing this, Yang Siwei began to prepare tea.

Having already proven his judgment in selecting scripts in the previous two attempts, Qi Hui naturally wouldn't interrupt.

Moreover, Qi Hui not only vouched for her, but also for Sister Hua.

I'm afraid even Sister Hua wouldn't interfere much with his choice.

As long as he doesn't make a mistake.

Qi Hui ignored Yang Siwei and picked up the stack of documents to start flipping through them.

"Huh? The Xuanyuan Sword?" Qi Hui asked in surprise. Hadn't they already been here?
“The Tang people have offered new terms,” Yang Siwei said, as she poured a pot of black tea into a cup and pushed it toward Qi Hui.

"Oh?" Upon hearing this, Qi Hui opened the document and looked at it, discovering that the assigned role was Yuwen Tuo.

Qi Hui was even more surprised now. Wasn't this the role originally intended for Hu Ge?

When did the Tang people become so generous?

Don't they only use artists from their own company?

But upon further reflection, Qi Hui quickly realized that Hu Ge probably didn't want to act anymore.

The reason is simple: the role of Yuwen Tuo was actually a supporting role for Jiang Jinfu. The drama "Xuan-Yuan Sword" was also created by Tangren Media to promote Jiang Jinfu.

Unfortunately, the results were not ideal, and the film fell far short of expectations.

Qi Hui didn't even think about it and put it aside. He had no interest in playing a supporting role to Jiang Jinfu, nor in acting in such a not-so-good drama.

Soon, he picked up another script, which made Qi Hui raise an eyebrow:
"Oh? Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties?"

"This drama is good, and the role I got is Luo Cheng," Yang Siwei said with a smile.

Qi Hui, who recently played Chen Liang in "The Living Buddha Ji Gong", was praised by netizens and audiences, who said that he would definitely be a great actor as Zhao Yun or Luo Cheng.

Here it is, "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties".

Qi Hui flipped through the script, thinking to himself, "As expected," but he had no interest in acting.

The reason is simple: the production was influenced by Hong Kong, the director was from Taiwan, and the male lead was played by Cheung Wai-kin.

He's the one who injured Little White Dragon. He might not be that powerful in Hong Kong, but on the mainland, he's incredibly arrogant and domineering.

Qi Hui had no interest in cooperating with this person.

What I find interesting is one of the actresses in the show, Lan Yan, who plays Princess Chen Hui'er of the Chen Dynasty.

Her performance in "The Mirror of Bliss" left a deep impression on Qi Hui, who was just starting high school at the time, and greatly shocked him.

Qi Hui also shared the resources with one of his friends.

Later... I heard that my friend had fainted while playing a game and was taken to the hospital by his family.

After several rounds of questioning, it was discovered that his friend had played the game four or five times and confused himself.

When he woke up, he was already in the hospital, brought there by his family.

...The scene was somewhat awkward.

Ahem... Getting back to the point, Lan Yan is indeed very beautiful, making Qi Hui's heart flutter.

Keep in mind, he had only been wearing pants for a short time, and he was incredibly assertive!

But after thinking about it, he decided against it; he couldn't mess around so soon after confirming his relationship with Jing Tian.

In addition, Luo Cheng is not the male lead, and who knows what disgusting trouble the people in Hong Kong might cause.

So, forget it.

Qi Hui put the script aside, somewhat reluctant to part with it.

Soon, Qi Hui picked up another script, this time not a script about Hong Kong, but one from CCTV.

"Mazu?" Qi Hui raised an eyebrow, looking at the script with some surprise.

The lead actor is none other than our familiar Bai... Liu Tao.

The role given to Qi Hui is that of the male lead, Wu Zonglun, who plays Lin Moniang... who is also Mazu's husband.

If I remember correctly, the character before the time travel was played by Yan Kuan, and now that role has been revealed.

Qi Hui tapped the document, then shook his head and decided not to perform.

This drama is too female-centric; Liu Tao's charm completely overshadows the male lead.

If he were from Fujian, he would definitely take on this role, but unfortunately, Qi Hui is not.

I don't have that much affection for Mazu.

"They're not even performing in CCTV's shows?" Yang Siwei scratched his head, somewhat speechless.

She cares more about CCTV than about Mazu.

"There's no room for him to shine, and the character isn't memorable," Qi Hui said with a shrug.

This character is entirely a supporting role; there's no standout quality like Xie Ruolin, Chen Liang, or Hong Shixian.

"Okay..." Yang Siwei was a little disappointed, but didn't say anything more.

Many of CCTV's productions have flopped; it's impossible for every one of them to be a hit.

Qi Hui continued to flip through the documents, his speed increasing.

It must be said that the roles offered in these scripts are all quite good, either the male lead or the second male lead, showing great sincerity.

The actors they found were also good; Qi Hui even saw a TV series starring Qiu Chixuan.

A TV series called "The Legend of Mu Mansion".

However, just like the others, Qi Hui had no interest in them.

Soon, the scripts were all gone again, leaving only two copies in Qi Hui's hands.

"What? Let me see..." Yang Siwei leaned closer and glanced at the two remaining scripts in Qi Hui's hand:
"I am the Special Forces' Sharp Blade, hmm? Fire Blue... Blade?"

"Ah... they're all military dramas?" Yang Siwei looked up at Qi Hui with some surprise.

Qi Hui stroked his chin, somewhat conflicted...

(End of this chapter)