Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

What role would suit Jiang Yang?
Gulnazar picked up the three notebooks from the bedside table and glanced at them.

They are Ning Xiaomeng's characters in the modern idol drama "Lemon Summer".

The male lead hasn't been decided yet.

I've never taken on a role like this before.

The character is initially a naive college student, and later a working woman, spanning eight years. The core is to portray the self-growth of a single mother.

This proposal was discussed some time ago.

She insisted on dubbing the entire role, and if synchronous sound couldn't be produced, she would use her own voice, breaking the stereotype that she was a specialist in period dramas online, and she couldn't tolerate the slightest mistake.

Another script was "The Rules of the Game," in which she played the female lead, Tang Qianqian, the daughter of a Shanghai tycoon.

This is the script for a theatrical film.

The film depicts the love, hate, and grudges amidst power struggles.

Her role requires her to portray the feeling of a woman awakening amidst chaos.

The scenes featuring two male leads.

One of the male leads has been cast; it's He Rundong.

The other male lead hasn't been cast yet. He'll be playing He Rundong's younger brother. He's tall, young, and has expressive eyes. Jiang Yang is practically a perfect fit for the role.

Jiang Yang is perfectly capable of playing the role.

Suddenly, images from the worst period of cyberbullying flashed through my mind.

It was simply because she was in the same frame as Zhang Han.

The hashtag "Get out of the entertainment industry" remained online for three days and three nights the following day.

If she recommends Jiang Yang, what if the show doesn't do well after it airs? Won't those criticisms come back?
One resource-rich person has brought another resource-rich person along.

She wants to break free from the stereotypes netizens have of her, such as "bringing her own investment to the production team" and "being obsessed with love."

"Just like Jiang Yang said, if I want to reinvent myself, I have to separate my past self from my present self... So, Jiang Yang, I'm sorry."

Compared to before, they seem to have become bolder.

She dared to have a younger man/older woman relationship with Jiang Yang.

She could be trained however Jiang Yang wanted.

However, in his career, he is far more timid than before, becoming increasingly cowardly, and dares not take the slightest risk.

Gulnazar sighed, closed the script of "The Rules of the Game," and casually tossed it onto the bedside table with a dull thud.

The assistant looked up at her, and Gulnazar immediately smiled and said, "It's okay, the notebook wasn't put away properly."

The last script was a campus romance drama, which Gulnazar wasn't very interested in; it was called "A Love So Beautiful".

It's a copyrighted drama.

The pay was very low, only two million.

The creative team planned to cast many newcomers for the roles, which would be very inefficient.

The male lead and the second male lead can both be given to Jiang Yang.

Overall, Jiang Yang is a perfect fit for any role. She can play either the male lead or the second male lead in any script she gets. Ideally, she'd play the male lead.

Having witnessed Jiang Yang's performance on the set of "Fighter of the Destiny" many times, I can say that he completely overshadows Lu Han. After all, Lu Han's acting skills were all honed by Jiang Yang.

Should we introduce him to Jiang Yang?
After much hesitation, Gulnazar finally made her decision.

Send Jiang Yang a message: [“Are you still looking for roles? Once ‘Fighter of the Destiny’ airs, I wonder how many fans you’ll have. You’ll definitely get tons of scripts coming your way.”]
Jiang Yang replied: [“You can’t stop, Nazha, take your medicine on time.”]
[“I won’t listen to you, so you can fuck me to death next time.”]
[“I told you not to talk about this on set. What if Hao Chun sees us? He'll think I'm really the old pervert Bai Lu said I am.”]
[“You’re such a pervert, you’ve slept with me so many times.”]
Chatted for a few words.

Gulnazar put down her phone.

She said softly, "I'm sorry."

I had considered introducing Jiang Yang to the creative teams behind these three scripts, but ultimately I put the idea aside.

Seeing Jiang Yang's reply on the screen, changing the subject, Gulina's smile slowly faded.

She knew that this joke was a safe zone between the two of them.

Once she shifts her focus from personal relationships to her career, Gulnazar feels like the air around her instantly becomes heavy.

When she was with Zhang Han, netizens criticized her for being love-struck.

Indeed it is.

They didn't separate their love life from their career.

Anxious about gains and losses.

She gave her all and indulged him time and time again. In the end, even when Zheng Shuang harmed himself, Zhang Han would blame her. During that time, she really thought it was her fault, so much so that she couldn't concentrate on the set, let alone play her role well.

They deserve to be criticized by netizens.

During the time I spent with Jiang Yang, we talked a lot.

I realize I can no longer be so love-obsessed.

We must be down-to-earth in our work.

But the first step in doing so is, like now, rejecting Jiang Yang.

the reason is simple.

Jiang Yang is a good actor, but he doesn't have any breakout hits.

The ratings for "A Little Reunion" were indeed good, but there were too many main actors in it, and it was also a family drama, so it cannot be used as a guarantee of trust.

It's not that I don't believe in Jiang Yang's abilities.

Instinctively, I felt that Jiang Yang could perform well in any of these three scripts.

But what if?
If Jiang Yang messes up his performance, she'll be implicated.

A wave of bitterness washed over me.

Realize your own selfishness.

She could pay double the money to take Jiang Yang's acting classes, and she could post on Weibo to stand up for Jiang Yang when he was questioned, but she didn't dare to gamble on Jiang Yang's success in her career.

This conscious selfishness made Gulnazar's throat tighten.

"Jiang Yang, try a little harder, catch up with me quickly, and achieve more results that are recognized by netizens. Then I'll dare to recommend you with the scripts I can get. You deserve better scripts, but I don't dare to be the one handing them to you right now." (End of Chapter)