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Chapter 116 Sharing Movie Reviews

"This woman finally knows to put on some clothes." Zhang Zhe was finally relieved to see that she had covered up her exaggerated figure completely with a gray sun-protective shirt, the zipper zipped up high.

Xia Yi's outfit today was actually quite nice, intellectual and gentle, just like her usual style. But when she walked next to her colleague who was wearing a low-cut, revealing dress...

It's not just men; other women passing by also glanced at her colleague.

As a bald man walked past Zhang Zhe, he even said, "Brother, are you eating so well? Two?"

Now Zhang Zhe is finally free from the stares of his older brothers.

He could now look around freely and chat with Xia Yi beside him.

They chatted about work, and also about their favorite movies and actors. Zhang Zhe's favorite actor is Huang Bo, while Xia Yi likes Shen Teng. They both love watching comedies, almost never watch horror movies, and neither of them likes DC or Marvel movies...

They are very compatible in terms of their taste in movies.

The colleague named "Lanlan" was quite sensible; she didn't interrupt much when Zhang Zhe was talking to Xia Yi.

Even during the two-hour movie, she barely spoke a word, only going out to get a refill of popcorn and two Cokes, and then eating them.

After the regular plot of the movie ended, Zhang Zhe and his friends didn't rush to leave; they waited to see the final post-credits scene.

At that moment, several people suddenly walked up to the screen.

Some people were holding cameras, some were taking close-up photos with their phones, and others were holding microphones, as if they were preparing for some kind of post-screening event.

"What is this?" Xia Yi asked, leaning closer.

Zhang Zhe booked the movie tickets, and she couldn't help but sound a little expectant, thinking there might be some special program involved.

"I don't know, they look a bit like self-media people." Zhang Zhe has a keen sense of smell: "People these days are desperate to become internet celebrities, they're probably just doing something gimmicky."

"Let's take a look. If something seems wrong, we'd better leave immediately."

Soon, the post-credits scene ended.

A middle-aged woman with dark skin, thinning hair, and an older-looking face emerged from among the women beside the screen, holding a microphone, and walked in front of the screen.

The other people around her were clearly there to film her; the cameraman's lens followed her the whole time.

Good afternoon, everyone. Please stay for a moment.

"I'm a self-media blogger. I was deeply moved after watching the movie and would like to share my thoughts on it with everyone..."

Upon hearing that he was a self-media blogger, the audience members consciously quieted down, afraid of being filmed and then cyberbullied.

Parents with children are on high alert, fearing that their children may have been filmed behaving inappropriately.

Let me start by throwing out an idea.

"From the very beginning, when I learned that 'The Little Monster's Summer' was going to be made into a movie and shown on the big screen, I was really looking forward to it..."

"Everyone has their own Langlang Mountain in their heart. I really admire those four little monsters who bravely left Langlang Mountain to explore and take on challenges..."

What the woman said at first was perfectly reasonable, and Zhang Zhe nodded in agreement. But suddenly she changed the subject:
"However, while watching the movie, I kept thinking about one question: why didn't the mother pig leave Langlang Mountain?"

"I think the director's portrayal of this character is meaningful, which made me think of myself."

"My first half of life was the same as hers, trapped by family, children, and husband, leaving me with no other choice."

"But I was very brave. I left my life behind, I divorced my husband and didn't ask for custody, and at 40 I started from scratch as a self-media blogger..."

When Zhang Zhe heard the woman say "Why doesn't the pig mother leave Langlang Mountain?", he stopped listening attentively.

Is this woman encouraging a mother to abandon her infant child and a wife to abandon her bedridden husband and leave home to pursue her own life? The stench is so strong that Zhang Zhe wanted to punch her.

No wonder his name is "Homeless"—this guy is truly homeless! Who would dare keep such a thing in their home?

However, Zhang Zhe didn't rush to say anything.

He secretly observed Xia Yi's reaction, wanting to know how she viewed this matter.

"What is she saying?" Xia Yi frowned as she listened.

"What's wrong?" Zhang Zhe quickly asked in a low voice.

"She's the kind of sophisticated egoist who only says selfish things." Xia Yi directly defined this female internet celebrity: "If any child encounters a mother like this, it's a disaster from the start."

“I remember there was a child in our kindergarten whose mother was just like that. She didn’t care about her child and just played mahjong all day long. She didn’t even care if her child’s clothes were torn.”

As Xia Yi spoke, she gritted her teeth, clearly getting a little angry: "No, I can't let her keep talking nonsense. I have to say something back to her."

Seeing Xia Yi about to raise her hand, Zhang Zhe quickly pressed her hand down. How could the leader's daughter be so impulsive? It would be troublesome if the box was opened.

Lanlan, a female colleague standing nearby, also helped to persuade her: "I know this woman. She specializes in practicing boxing and gaining popularity online. She has more than 500,000 followers."

“She used to be an ordinary person, but since her divorce, she’s been making videos everywhere saying how great divorce is, and then selling books.”

"Look, all her books have been brought up."

Zhang Zhe and Xia Yi, alerted by their female colleague, also noticed people moving books inside from the doorway.

On the set of a family-friendly movie, a boxer was talking about divorce while selling her books...

There are parents here who brought their children to watch the movie. This woman herself has a broken marriage and is unhappy in her life, so she wants other people's children to lose their happy and fulfilling families as well.
Zhang Zhe thought to himself that the world had become so absurd that he could no longer understand it.

"Yiyi, let's ignore this kind of person. We should follow the principle of avoiding those who are happy, and stay away from her," the female colleague continued to try her best to persuade.

Xia Yi was somewhat reluctant. She had a master's degree in education and dealt with children and their parents every day. She couldn't stand people like this who spoke on stage.

Zhang Zhe noticed her displeasure and whispered to her, "I'll do it. Don't try to take this kind of traffic from me."

"Huh?" Xia Yi hadn't figured out what "grabbing traffic" meant when she saw Zhang Zhe had already stood up.

"I hope the women here can be like me..." The middle-aged woman on stage was still shouting.

Zhang Zhe interrupted her directly, asking loudly, "The same as you? So utterly shameless?"

Have some shame, will you?

"Whoa—" Everyone in the movie theater looked at Zhang Zhe.

A woman, presumably a staff member, came out from beside the stage to stop him: "Sir, if you don't want to participate in the event, you can leave."

"Why would I leave?" Zhang Zhe said, arms crossed, unmoved. "I run a matchmaking agency. I can't stand it when people keep babbling about how great it is to get a divorce."

"If I don't say something, I might as well go back and close the matchmaking agency."

"Didn't you want to share your thoughts on the movie? Come on, I'll share with you."

"Please answer a question for me: the pig mother's babies in the movie are so small that they can't even find their own food. You make their mother leave the family. Why don't you just go into the movie and give those babies a quick death?"

"Yes!" Xia Yi shouted loudly from the side, her voice clear and decisive: "You have no conscience!"

(End of this chapter)