The King of Soft Rice in Chinese Entertainment

Chapter 447 Verification Techniques

Xu Jiuyang was quite surprised when he saw the news, because he saw it on online media.

Although I had talked to Fan Bingbing and the others about this before, it was just a topic that came up when we were dealing with the Lu family father and son, and judging from their actions, it seemed that they were targeting the entire management of the Central Academy of Drama, so we didn't discuss it in depth.

Unexpectedly, they still targeted Director Huang, especially since he was the first person in charge of the Central Academy of Drama to be dealt with. Clearly, they all knew the inside story.

Unfortunately, he couldn't interfere, since he hadn't asked them beforehand. How could he suddenly know so much? Did he just deduce it himself?
However, it's unlikely they'll make any mistakes, especially those made by Zhang Guoli in his past life.

The biggest mistake Zhang Guoli's family made in their past life was trying to bring Director Huang down through sexual relations.

It is said that some crimes can be solved with just a confession, but in reality, for the powerful and wealthy, what does a little thing like what happens in the crotch matter?
Besides, it's easy to overturn a case that only focuses on testimonies; the parties involved can simply change their testimonies. So, all they managed to do in their past lives was pull out a case of consensual sex.

Now, Angela is making a big fuss about the plagiarism issue involving mainland China, which has triggered the US to use salami-slicing tactics and has also dragged Zhang and Chen, two figures who currently hold considerable influence in the mainland film and television industry, into the fray. It is inevitable that the higher authorities will conduct an internal purge while simultaneously launching a counterattack.

At this juncture, if the information collected about Director Huang's economic violations and irregularities is leaked through some channel, it's almost certain that he will be punished.

"As expected, it's all interconnected, making full use of the whole situation." Xu Jiuyang clicked his tongue and said, "If this goes through, Zhang Guoli will probably have to sell himself for life."

Of course, the prerequisite for taking down Director Huang is that the Lu family father and son are sure to be marginalized in this storm and trigger a cleanup campaign within the family.

"It should be fine," he said after thinking for a moment.

Although he didn't know exactly how Angela and her team operated, he vaguely knew that Gao Yuanyuan's older brother in the city's propaganda department had helped her a bit. But judging from the current situation, it was pretty much as he had imagined. Once it escalated into a diplomatic incident, the Lu family father and son would be severely injured, if not killed.

In particular, she brought in the American Intellectual Property Alliance, turning the whole thing into a bullet aimed at the mainland. So, as mentioned before, things have come to this point, and the facts are no longer important, but the instigator must be severely punished.

Just in case... never mind, there's no point in talking about it now. Besides, the government will tighten copyright control in a few years, and that's when the copyright wars among major video websites started. Even if she gets caught, Angela can argue that she helped promote the development of domestic copyright.

Xu Jiuyang composed himself, then, as if remembering something, couldn't help but sneer.

He witnessed the whole process firsthand and naturally knew how Lu Chuan shared his insights on "Kekexili" in Tokyo. It must be said that although screenwriter Wang's character is questionable, he is still capable of summarizing certain issues.

Lu Taro is the kind of person who neither believes in greatness nor understands the times. The reasons why Sonam Dargye built, defended, and protected his hometown and Hoh Xil are clearly written on his party membership card.

But some people just don't understand, and they've already ruined everything because of this? Impossible, absolutely impossible!
So what? So they'd rather have a sky burial scene to imply that the person's spiritual power comes from there, while also satisfying their own curiosity and attracting viewers with the same mindset.

"I guess I did a good deed," Xu Jiuyang said, getting up and stretching with satisfaction.

Of course he knew that even without Lu Taro, there would be other monsters and demons, such as the still lurking Kame and Guan Ergou, but so what? I'll think about it first!
It must be said that their tolerance and even indulgence gradually made his heart wild.

The knocking sounded again, and this time it was Kim Tae-hee who entered: "Sir, Madam requests your presence."

"Is Yunxin done with her work?" Xu Jiuyang asked.

“Yes, sir.” Kim Tae-hee smiled warmly.

"That's good, mine is almost done too." Xu Jiuyang pressed the laptop screen, straightened his collar, and then gestured for Kim Tae-hee to take a look.

Without a word, Secretary Jin immediately stepped forward to help, looking very serious. However, he would nudge Xu Jiuyang with his elbows and knees, which made Xu Jiuyang roll his eyes in annoyance. After he finished, he ordered, "Turn around, lean against the wall, and bend over."

Then came several more slaps, and only after he had satisfied his urge did he let go of Kim Tae-hee, whose face was flushed.

Ever since he slept with all three of them, whenever Li Yunxin wasn't around, any of them would find an opportunity to seduce him.

However, it was done with great restraint and at a leisurely pace, more like... helping to secure favor?
Xu Jiuyang pulled himself out of his reverie, went to the study, knocked on the door, and it opened.

"Oppa, just come in," Lee Yoon-hyung said reproachfully.

"I'm worried," Xu Jiuyang shrugged.

"What are you worried about?" Li Yunxin asked, though her expression carried a hint of embarrassment.

Yeah, there was a time when she went straight into the bedroom, and then... and then I saw her touching Kim Hyun-joo inappropriately.

He can still recall her smugness when she suppressed Kim Hyun-joo, and the embarrassment of having been discovered by him.

"Nothing—speaking of which, is there something you need?" Xu Jiuyang changed the subject.

"Well, there's something I need Oppa to appraise." Lee Yoon-hyung continued down the aisle, but her tone was full of pride when she talked about the item.

Xu Jiuyang entered the study with some curiosity and saw her open the white box on the desk and then make a gesture of invitation.

After seeing what was inside, he couldn't help but gasp. He took a few steps forward, picked it up, looked at it from left to right, and finally pressed the oval button.

Immediately, the screen lit up. Although he didn't quite understand the Korean text, he subconsciously swiped it, and the interface appeared. Unfortunately, it was empty except for an icon that looked like a settings icon.

"That's truly remarkable," Xu Jiuyang praised.

Not bad. Although it's a bit thick, square-shaped, and has a low resolution, the screen doesn't feel very smooth to swipe, and there are still quite a few problems, there's no doubt that the tablet in his hand is very close to the style he remembers.

“However,” Xu Jiuyang changed the subject, picking it up with one hand and shaking it, “it’s too big to make a phone call, Yunxin.”

This thing is almost the size of an iPad mini, and it's not exactly lightweight either. Although we don't know how much battery it has, we can be sure that it has no practical value.

"Of course, this is just something used to verify the technology; it's not even a prototype yet." Li Yunxin said calmly, but the pride between her brows was obvious, and she puffed out her chest, looking like she wanted to be praised.

Unfortunately, Xu Jiuyang didn't intend to do as she wished: "Even so, it's still too thick and too big. Let alone a mobile phone, it can't even be considered a portable, lightweight computer."

She had already puffed out her cheeks in a gesture of anger, but upon hearing this, Li Yunxin still asked with some surprise, "A portable, lightweight computer?"

“Yes,” Xu Jiuyang nodded, “If we can make it lighter and thinner while maintaining a certain battery life, it can be made into a small computer that is more portable than a laptop. It would be a great thing for people who need to process documents and browse the web at any time.”

(End of this chapter)