Have you ever been a celebrity? Why are you writing about entertainment?

Seeing so many viewers like "Su Su" has been making me very emotional these past few days as I've been reading through the comments and messages.

When I first received this role, I was deeply drawn to her sense of redemption...
Usually, when celebrities post long essays, they seem pretentious and self-indulgent, with one exception: when they talk about their roles.

Especially for characters loved by the audience, as long as the actor's "essays" are meaningful, they can not only attract a large number of fans of the show, but also solidify their image as a dedicated and passionate person.

As long as the character is well understood and written, the marketing message that "cultural workers are cultured" will be well-received, achieving multiple benefits in one fell swoop.

The departure of such a popular character as Lü Su is bound to spark a lot of discussion, and as the actress who played her, Tong Yulu should say something, both morally and logically.

Thus, this short essay with a distinct personal style came into being. There's not much to say about the character understanding and future prospects. The most eye-catching part of the post is definitely the "backstabbing".

In her essay, Tong Yulu directly stated that killing off Lü Su was Yu Wei's idea, and even the director and producer's intervention couldn't dissuade her...

Employee A exposes the boss's "true colors"—isn't that a betrayal?
Yu Weiyang declared: The offline Lü Su is the perfect Lü Su!
This incident caused quite a stir. Everyone already had some complaints about this part of the plot, but they never expected that it was Yu Wei who did it on purpose. This is intolerable.

While Yu Wei was being called a "traitor" by many drama fans, Tong Yulu became a spiritual leader for countless drama fans thanks to this post.

His character Lü Su was already likable, and now he can also "not be afraid of power," making him a true ally. It is his duty to strike down the old scoundrel Yu Wei and his ilk!

Actually, Tong Yulu's writing was at Yu Wei's behest. If the screenwriter killed off a popular character, they would definitely be criticized. So they might as well take advantage of public opinion.

He became a scoundrel, hated by everyone. Anyone who attacked him would be loved and respected. This is the same principle as sacrificing oneself to become a demon. All kinds of causes and effects have come upon me.

Yu Wei is now so big and tough that people can't complain about him. His priority is to promote the people under his command.

With her roles as Ma Dongmei and Lü Su, Tong Yulu has firmly established herself as a top star and can be considered a pillar of the Yuyuetai (a popular Taiwanese entertainment company).

A flood of endorsement deals came knocking, and I couldn't even afford to compensate them...

Of course, Yu Wei wouldn't make things difficult for himself. Don't be fooled by the audience's current condemnation of him as a scoundrel; they'll soon realize how farsighted his actions were.

Why is it said that the best Lü Su was the one who died? One reason is the complete character arc, but more importantly, the subsequent plot is too bizarre.

If Lü Su were to continue living and participating in the main storyline, then the character would truly be ruined. It was just right for her to be written out of the story in the eighth episode.

The more you watch, the more you'll understand the deeper meaning behind his actions. In "The Myth," leaving the story is the best way to protect the character.

He wasn't afraid of boomerangs, and he remained silent throughout the subsequent events.

Although Lü Su's departure from the show left viewers feeling disappointed, the enthusiasm for watching the series remained undiminished.

After all, the true female lead of this drama, Yu Shu, has not yet appeared, and they are eager to know what will happen after Lü Su's death.

Although Yu Wei deserves to be cursed, it must be said that the female characters in this drama are indeed well-developed. Even a minor supporting character like Lü Su is so likable. What if the female lead can achieve even greater success?
With these feelings in mind, everyone chose to continue watching the series.

Unexpectedly, episodes nine and ten completely changed the comedic style of the earlier episodes, directly pushing everyone into the abyss...

When two conscripts ran away, Liu Bang was worried. Xiao Chuan and Gao Yao found Liu Bang's troops. Liu Bang welcomed them back with a feast, got them drunk, and handed them over to the government soldiers as conscripts the next morning.

Xiao Chuan was sent to the north to build the Great Wall, while Gao Yao was assigned to be a government slave. The time-traveling team that had been painstakingly assembled was once again separated.

What surprised them even more was that Gao Yao was accidentally castrated and became a eunuch... The sudden reversal caught everyone off guard. Gao Yao, a comedic character, ended up in such a tragic state.

For a modern person, this is such a disgrace and humiliation. As a man, he will forever lose the very foundation of being human.

As a time traveler, even his last connection to his homeland will be severed.

In this scene, Lin Puyan used the trembling of his entire body to interpret what extreme fear is. His performance of "nothing is more painful than a broken heart" was more impactful than any scream.

Listening to Gao Yao's hysterical wails, the male audience members felt a surge of emotion. His ordeal was not as moving as Lü Su's, but it brought them a deeper sense of unspeakable suffering.

"That scoundrel Yu Wei, he's using all sorts of tricks to harm people, isn't he?"

"Good people don't get good rewards. Yi Xiaochuan, that kind of scumbag, is the one who should be castrated."

"Teacher Lin's acting is superb. His eyes are the most moving part. The fear he shows doesn't seem like acting."

While Gao Yao was suffering all kinds of injustices, Yi Xiaochuan was showing off in the Qin army. He not only gained the appreciation of the deputy general, but also joined the Tu'an Kingdom's camp.

If nothing unexpected happens, this is where Yu Shu will make her appearance. As fellow time travelers, their treatment is worlds apart.

The public's dissatisfaction with the protagonist, Yi Xiaochuan, is growing stronger. It can be said that Gao Yao's miserable situation is all his fault, yet he feels good about himself because of his protagonist persona.

These two episodes foreshadow all the subsequent conflicts; the two time travelers have quietly embarked on different paths.

The ratings for "The Myth" are currently quite stable, so Yu Wei isn't too worried. He can put this matter aside until the plot reaches the iconic scene of the character's dark turn.

In order not to affect the popularity of the TV series, Yu Wei has not made any big moves recently. Now that the plot is on track, it is time to get busy.

Filming for "Dying to Survive" is about to begin, and his novel writing can't stop either.

In the seventh match of the quarterfinals, local singer Xu Gao made his official appearance, accompanied by a pre-drawn "character illustration".

Brother Xu has a refined appearance, which fits the image of an artistic youth in the story. However, because he doesn't have many interesting moments, he didn't cause much of a stir.

The same applies to JJ Lin. For a singer's appearance to generate buzz, they either need to be incredibly handsome or have an abstract look. Their appearances are just too conventional.

To make the battle even more chaotic, the "Sakura" singer, Mei Chuan Ku Zi, makes another appearance.

Sakura fans have been eagerly anticipating this, after all, her style is quite unique in the pop music field.

However, Yu Wei might disappoint them this time. He plans to find someone else to work on his new song, and instead of sticking to pop, he'll go for something more abstract.

He had been planning this song for a long time, determined to give Sakura a musical shock.

The theme song of Tokyo Ghoul, "Unravel," is familiar to many people even if they haven't watched the anime, because they're familiar with the phrase "washing seaweed."

It hurts, it hurts so much… (End of Chapter)