Chinese entertainment starts with Hong Shixian

Chapter 492 It's not that I wanted to be a kept man; it just came to me on its own.

morning
The sun was shining brightly, and the sea and sky blended into one.

The deep blue sea meets the azure sky at the horizon, creating an illusion that the sky is in the sea and the sea is in the sky.

A gentle breeze blows, and the coconut trees outside the window sway softly.

The weather in Hainan Province is like this: sunny and breezy in the morning, making people feel happy.
Jing Tian slowly woke up in bed and subconsciously reached for the person beside her.

The spot where Qi Hui, once a strong and powerful man, once stood, was now empty.

"Oh... it's already ten o'clock..." Jing Tian picked up her phone and looked at it, then suddenly realized.

Qi Hui has a habit of waking up early, which he developed while in the army.

Although I've been away from the military for so long and am increasingly out of touch with the military's normal routine, I still get up faster than her.

Jing Tian stretched and breathed in the fresh island air, feeling relaxed and happy, and genuinely content.

A quick glance revealed Qi Hui sitting on the balcony outside, staring at his laptop, a thoughtful expression on his face.

Jing Tian found her nightgown, put it on, went to the balcony, and snuggled into Qi Hui's arms.

"Hehehe~ Darling, what are you doing?" Jing Tian wrapped her arms around Qi Hui's waist, her arms expertly slipping inside his clothes.

She prefers to experience the firmness of her abdominal muscles and the strength of her lower back muscles without any hindrance.

"Let's revise the script." Qi Hui gently lifted her bottom, helping Jing Tian adjust to a more comfortable position.

"Mmm~" Jing Tian leaned on Qi Hui's shoulder, inhaling the familiar masculine scent with immense satisfaction.

It's so good to have a husband!

However, her attention quickly turned to Qi Hui's words.
"Uh... script?" Jing Tian asked in surprise, "Didn't we already finish filming?"

"No...is it a new play?"

"Yes, a new film." Qi Hui nodded.
"A movie?"

“No, it’s a TV series,” Qi Hui said. “Do you remember last year when we were trapped by a typhoon in Hainan Province?”

"Hehe... Of course I remember." Jing Tian nuzzled against Qi Hui, her bright eyes softening with affection.

When the typhoon struck, the torrential rain that was originally falling horizontally was torn apart by the strong winds into a sky full of white mist.
The room was without power and internet, and she felt a strange sense of loneliness, as if she were all alone.

At that moment, Qi Hui hugged her from behind. The sense of security and happiness he felt was indescribable, making her fall deeply in love with him.

Recalling all of this, Jing Tian's gaze towards Qi Hui grew increasingly infatuated.

"Uh? What's wrong..." Qi Hui scratched his head, the way this girl was looking at him was a little strange.

It felt like they were going to eat me alive...

Jing Tian moved gently and kissed him on the cheek.

boo~
Qi Hui: “…”

If I'm not mistaken, what follows will sound very familiar.

"Hurry up, carry me inside!" Jing Tian chuckled and whispered in Qi Hui's ear.
With a kick, the slippers came off.

Qi Hui: “…”

really……

Immediately, he poured himself a mouthful of goji berry tea from his thermos and carried Jing Tian into the house.

Jing Tian casually drew the curtains, relieving her of any worries.

The two worked together seamlessly, achieving their goal effortlessly.

...the capital city
Although Lu Chuan had informed the three investors about the troubles encountered by "Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe," their response was rather slow.

LeEco, as a major investor, reacted relatively slowly because Jia Yueting had many other commitments.
They make hundreds of millions every minute, so what's a movie like "Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe"?
Finally, only one vice president attended the meeting and was told that the lawsuit wasn't scary and that they should try to delay it as much as possible.
It would be best to wait until the movie is no longer in theaters.

Before Lu Chuan could react, the publicity director was already in a headache.
The opponent's goal is to obtain "Mojin: The Lost Legend"; the lawsuit is just a means to an end, and the release of "Mojin: The Lost Legend" is the ultimate objective.

But the PR director thought about it and didn't say anything. There were quite a few people here, and they weren't stupid; many of them could see through this.

But why don't others say anything?
Because it's too strenuous!

Why add more work for yourself?
Since "Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe" is already at a significant disadvantage and there's no way to turn things around, we might as well just leave it at that.

The people from China Film Group also frowned. Although they were also investors in "Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe," they were actually copyright investors.
The copyright for "Candle in the Tomb: The Lost City" belongs to them; it was authorized for use by Lu Chuan by China Film Group.

But to my surprise, Lu Chuan didn't even credit the original author.

"What are you thinking?" The representative from China Film Group tapped the table and said coldly.

This is illegal!
Lu Chuan opened her mouth, wanting to explain, but after thinking about it, she closed her mouth again.
Novels like "Ghost Blows Out the Light" seem to be popular with millions of readers, but what is the reality?
It's nothing but a cheap, attention-seeking charlatan!
It lacks artistic cultivation, criticism of reality, and exploration of human nature.

This can't even be called a literary work; it's just a low-class storyteller recounting the low-class profession of tomb raiding!

He made sweeping changes to the novel.

The story was rewritten as a struggle between civilizations, giving it a deeper meaning and prompting reflection on contemporary society, as well as the moral struggles and existential questions arising from the vast differences in the male and female protagonists' social status.

He is the one who gave "Ghost Blows Out the Light" its literary and artistic value, despite its clichéd nature!
The original author should thank me, Lu Chuan, why should I give him credit?
How come he gets all the good things?
"You..." People from China Film Group have their hands on both the officialdom and the entertainment industry; those who can rise through the ranks in both are the most shrewd of the shrewd.
Although he didn't know what Lu Chuan was thinking, he could see Lu Chuan's arrogance.

Clearly, not attributing the work to the author stems from disrespect for the original author.

This infuriated him. Damn it, what a stupid idiot!
If you look down on others, then why do you adapt their works?
Are you crazy?!

"Alright!" The person from China Film Group tapped the table and said in a deep voice, "Let's begin the meeting!"

"You need to come up with a plan for what to do next, otherwise, prepare to go to court and wait for the verdict!"

……

Hainan Province
After hastily finishing his business, Qi Hui checked the time and realized it was already afternoon.
The sunny and breezy morning vanished, replaced by dark clouds and intermittent flashes of lightning.
That's how tropical weather is—unpredictable.

Qi Hui first ordered lunch, and then, taking advantage of the fact that it wasn't raining, retrieved his computer that he had left on the balcony.

Jing Tian, ​​wrapped lazily in the blanket, only remembered she hadn't finished asking her questions when she saw Qi Hui bring the computer in.
Getting down to business is the priority, so it's normal to overlook some things.

"Hmm... Honey, what's the story of this TV series script?" Jing Tian asked curiously.
"Yes... oh, it's the story I told you the night the typhoon hit."

"Oh..." Jing Tian suddenly realized, feeling a sweet warmth in her heart.
She fell asleep listening to this story that night.

"Is this a novel?" Jing Tian asked, as if she had just thought of something.
"Yes, I've already bought the copyright." Qi Hui nodded.

Jing Tian hugged Qi Hui's arm: "Then I'll play the female lead?"

"Absolutely!" Qi Hui rubbed her head.
This is Si Teng. If you don't play the female lead, who else can?
"Hehe~" Jing Tian laughed happily: "Darling, shall we buy a house in Hainan Province?"

"Uh..." Qi Hui paused for a moment, the topic had jumped a bit too quickly.

Wasn't this supposed to be a script? How did it suddenly turn into buying a house?
“We often come here for vacations, so having a house here is very convenient,” Jing Tian said matter-of-factly.

"Well... let's see." Qi Hui thought for a moment, but couldn't make up his mind.

Buying a house is a big deal and requires careful consideration.

“Okay.” Jing Tian nodded. “Then you can look around and choose. I’ll pay for it later.”

Qi Hui: “…”

As for being a kept man, it's not that I, Qi, wanted to eat it; it just came to me on its own.

(End of this chapter)