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Chapter 413 is truly brimming with vitality, with all things flourishing!

"Ha ha ha ha……"

In the dimly lit venue, hearty laughter echoed throughout.
Qi Hui's loud laughter broke the seal, and no one could hold back anymore. Since they couldn't hold back any longer, why should they?

On screen, the background music was mournful, and everyone in the play was grieving for Xie Tingfeng's death. Gao Yuanyuan even returned to the capital from New York to revisit the old place and reminisce about the little boy from back then.

But off-screen, the atmosphere at the event was cheerful, filled with laughter, and no one paid any attention to the film's somewhat sad soundtrack and visuals.

For a time, a stark contrast emerged between the on-screen and off-screen worlds.

It is truly a scene of vibrant life, with everything flourishing!

Several directors from Emperor Entertainment Group, Zhang Yibai and other key members of the film's creative team... all of them had gloomy and unpleasant expressions.

The fact that the audience doesn't follow the emotions or rhythm of the film at all is enough to illustrate the many problems with the film.

This movie... is unlikely to achieve the expected results.

Unlike those who were worried about the film, Zou Xian clenched her fists and gritted her teeth; she was angry about the audience's attitude towards 9/11.

She never expected that people here would view 9/11 in this way.

She had expected a heavy, solemn scene, but to her surprise, these people seemed to be watching the whole thing as if it were a joke.

This is simply unreasonable!
On the screen, music begins, and along with the music, images of Gao Yuanyuan and Xie Tingfeng's sweet moments flash by.

Qi Hui watched with great interest, feeling neither moved nor amused; instead, he found it quite amusing.

He realized why he had no recollection of the movie.

Actually, no, I've seen it before.

But at that time I was so focused on watching Nicholas Tse get hit by a plane that I didn't realize the movie was a romance.

Even after liking the post, big data continues to push related 9/11 hellish jokes.

For example, remembering our Middle Eastern brothers on September 11th.
What's the difference between science and religion? One guides humanity to space, the other to skyscrapers.

It has to be said, big data is quite powerful.

Because of this, although Qi Hui had seen the movie a few times, he didn't remember it at all.

It wasn't until I saw Nicholas Tse being hit by a plane in a building that I remembered...
fun!
A few minutes later, the movie ended.
As is customary, the director should bring the main cast and crew up to say a few words, thanking the audience and expressing gratitude for their support.

Let's also talk about the film's core message and elevate its theme, to help film critics write better reviews.
But given the current situation and atmosphere... it's laughable, there's no way to elevate the discussion or even begin to talk about it.

The audience didn't embarrass the production team; they slowly rose and left.
But this has put the invited media in a difficult position. How are they supposed to write this article?

Film critics also have some concerns: how should film reviews be written?

This movie doesn't quite fit the typical romance/comedy formula; it's a bit difficult to write a proper review...

Well, I'll just write whatever comes to mind.
Anyway, this movie is so melodramatic, you can't criticize it too much!
……

Back at the villa, Qi Hui, carrying several boxes, struggled to open the door.

Didn't Jing Tian send a message saying she wanted to eat candy?

So Qi Hui bought one or two boxes of chocolate and white sugar.
“My dear, I’m back,” Qi Hui called out.

"Huh?" Jing Tian poked her head out of the dressing room, put on a long trench coat, and ran over quickly.

"Huh?" Qi Hui put down his things and pulled Jing Tian to look at them from left to right.

"what happened?"

"You've lost weight," Qi Hui frowned slightly.

Her once sweet and round face has now become somewhat angular.

Her sweet and charming temperament also appears somewhat sharp and capable.

If she cuts her hair short, she will definitely look just like when she played a policewoman, appearing dashing and heroic.

That does fit Shen Man in "The Vanished She" quite well.

In fact, Jing Tian's recent weight loss and body shaping were preparations for her role in "The Vanished She".

Qi Hui liked it quite a bit, but he didn't like Jing Tian getting thinner. His gaze shifted downwards, and if he wasn't mistaken, the baby cafeteria had probably shrunk a bit.

He needs to see for himself later; if it's true, he'll be heartbroken!

"Hmm?" Facing Qi Hui's gaze, Jing Tian not only did not avoid it, but instead puffed out her chest.

At the same time, he held up a remote control in his hand... of course, not the remote control for some electric toy.

She has a taboo against reuniting after separation, as life after that would become miserable.

Why would I need a cyber boyfriend?
This is just a remote control for the curtains!
Qi Hui immediately understood, but was also a little confused: "Didn't you want some candy?"

He bought them all. Jing Tian hugged Qi Hui's neck, snuggling against his familiar scent, and whispered, "Darling, deoxyribose is sugar too..."

"Hiss hiss hiss—!" Qi Hui gasped. If he had known this beforehand, why would he have bothered watching the movie?
He immediately picked up the remote control and closed all the curtains, then swept the beauty up in his arms.

"Oh dear!" Jing Tian exclaimed in surprise, her trench coat inadvertently becoming disheveled, revealing glimpses of her battle robe beneath.
I don't know if it was intentional or accidental?
Qi Hui had no time to think about these things; he only felt an endless power surging from his dantian.
Let alone one Jing Tian, ​​he could even carry two or three Jing Tians!

The door slammed shut...

……

The next day

The romance film "One Life, One Love" has been released.
Although we know there's a problem, things have already come to this point, we can't just change the schedule, can we?

They had already changed it once, a few days earlier, to avoid the release of "Brotherhood of Blades".

We can't possibly change it again, can we? If we do, the audience will start cursing!

Rather than letting them curse without spending a penny, it's better to make money off their movie tickets first and then let them curse.

When has Emperor Entertainment ever made a losing deal?
The living room of the villa is air-conditioned.
It was a bit cold, and Jing Tian lay in Qi Hui's arms, whimpering. This scoundrel was good at overeating, and he couldn't be given that chance again!

We need to pull Qi Hui into our area of ​​strength, such as a protracted war, a protracted war of about a month.

I promise to make Qi Hui obediently drink goji berry tea and eat oysters.
"How was the movie?" Jing Tian asked.

"It's rubbish." Qi Hui whispered with a smile, his face close to hers.

Although he wasn't as chubby as before, he was still captivated by Jing Tian's body fragrance.

Just smelling it made him feel refreshed and improved his mood.

"Hmph...is that so?" Jing Tian rubbed against Qi Hui, whose stubble was a bit stiff, making her feel a little pained and itchy.

She didn't feel uncomfortable at all; on the contrary, she quite liked it.

"The beginning of this movie is very melodramatic, but it gets interesting towards the end," Qi Hui said with a smile, as if remembering something.

I also mentioned the movie's unique ending to Jing Tian.

After listening, Jing Tian had a strange look on her face.

I never expected this movie to have such a novel angle, actually arranging for the protagonist to be killed by a plane inside a building.
Those who know it's a romance film might mistake it for a comedy.

"How much will this movie gross?" Jing Tian asked curiously.

"More than one hundred million?" Qi Hui thought for a moment and then gave a number.

Romance films are the darlings of the genre, with both investors and audiences showing great tolerance for this type of film.

Although this movie has obvious problems, it should have no problem grossing over 100 million yuan.

The film market is booming and attracting a lot of hot money.

Unless it's as terrible as Teng Huatao's film, it should still be able to gross one or two hundred million yuan at the box office.

The box office figures were released on the second day of release.

The box office on the first day was a little over 1,300, which is a bit low.

Even lower is the occupancy rate, which is only 30% or 40%, or even less than 50%.

Given the usual promotional efforts for romance films, the attendance rate shouldn't be this low.

Clearly, the popularity of "One Life, One Love" was overshadowed by "Brotherhood of Blades," and the audience was drawn away by "Brotherhood of Blades."
(End of this chapter)