A perfect life begins with changing the timeline.

"Haha, don't be a reporter."

When the three of them took the elevator to the floor of Oriental Pearl Media, they saw Xu Ting and Chen Jinli at the elevator entrance.

The other party came specifically to welcome them.

Li Muxin said that Brother Bie's identity seemed to be quite extraordinary...

If you're just a regular reporter, you wouldn't get this treatment.

After everyone shook hands, Chen Jinli said:

"Don't worry, reporters, the rest of the crew were supposed to arrive at 10 o'clock, but they haven't come yet. But Bingbing arrived very early this morning. How about we do an exclusive interview first?"

"sure."

Bie Yan nodded:

"Let's interview Professor Fan first."

"Haha, okay, come over here..."

The two led the way into the company and soon arrived at a photography studio, which was already occupied by people.

Besides the photographer standing in front of the white backdrop, adjusting the camera equipment, there was also a girl sitting in front of a makeup mirror in the corner of the studio.

Fan Bingbing.

Li Mu recognized Jin Suo, the one who had said "Miss, something terrible has happened," at a glance.

To be honest, she looks even prettier in person than on TV.

No wonder Qiong Yao said her beauty was too aggressive.

That's absolutely true.

Chen Jinli then led the three of them over:

"Bingbing, reporter Bieyan from Southern Metropolis Daily has arrived."

Li Mu and Sui Kuan, being relatively unknown, were naturally ignored by him.

Fan Bingbing, seated in her chair, remained completely still, not even daring to speak loudly, but instead muttering in a low, almost muffled tone:

"Hello, no reporter, I'm Fan Bingbing. Just a moment, I'll be right there."

His face was blank, and his tone was indistinct.

But everyone understood, since there were two makeup artists working on her face, so this was the only way.

"It's alright, Teacher Fan, we're not in a hurry."

After the two exchanged pleasantries, Chen Jinli smiled and said:

"No reporters, let's go over there and rest for a bit. What would you three like to drink?"

Everyone walked in another direction, and as they walked, Bie Yan said:

"Xiao Li, give me your interview transcript."

"Okay, Brother Bie."

Li Mu quickly handed over a notebook from his bag, and then the two of them began to work after arriving at the rest area.

They put the Southern Metropolis Daily logo on the microphone, and put blank cassette tapes in the tape recorder, etc.

Bie Yan lazily yawned, occasionally lifting his buttocks slightly. Li Mu had noticed this once... guessing that Brother Bie was probably secretly farting, so he moved away from him.

After finishing one task, Fan Bingbing's task was also completed.

An assistant ran over to inform the three that they could begin, and Bie Yan, holding the interview transcript, was the first to walk to the interview location.

This was an area covered with white curtains from the walls to the floor, with four fill lights on both sides, two high and two low. When the three of them arrived, the fill lights were turned on. Fan Bingbing, who had sat down in a chair behind the curtain, froze in place, and the photographers adjusted the position of the lights according to her posture.

In just a few seconds, he became a superstar with no bad angles.

Li Mu and Sui Kuan were stunned.

I thought to myself, "They really are professional..."

"Don't worry, reporter. The photographer will take some candid shots during the interview and will provide you with the negatives later."

"Can."

Bie Yan seemed unaccustomed to the bright light, rubbed her red eyes, and then sat down opposite Fan Bingbing:

"Shall we begin?"

"Sure, thank you for your hard work, all three of you."

Fan Bingbing smiled at just the right moment.

……

Li Mu's interview transcript clearly focused on Fan Bingbing, and the interview approach did not start from "Young Justice Bao 2," but rather extended from the perspective of "actor Fan Bingbing."

Therefore, the article didn't focus much on the "Young Justice Bao 2" production team; it only raised two questions at the beginning. Furthermore, these questions weren't about the production team, but rather on "individuals."

"This must be Teacher Fan..."

"Don't call me a reporter, just call me Bingbing. I can't accept the title of 'teacher'."

Before Bie Yan could even open his mouth, Fan Bingbing quickly shook her head and laughed:

"And that's what my friends call me."

Hearing this, Bie Yan smiled and nodded:

"Okay, Bingbing. This is your first time working with Director Hu. What new and interesting experiences did this film bring you?"

Fan Bingbing held the microphone for a moment, then said:

"There were actually quite a lot of experiences, especially with the first film being such a masterpiece, so I felt a lot of pressure when I first joined the crew..."

For the interviewee, the best approach in this kind of interview is to speak freely.

However, inevitably, some remarks may seem lengthy and verbose. Therefore, reporters usually take the interview transcripts back and then edit the interviewee's words to shorten the length.

And that's exactly what Fan Bingbing's interview is about right now.

First came praise, then flattery, the words were very polite... but what she didn't notice was that Bie Yan's expression suddenly looked a little off.

"...So, filming this movie was a completely new experience for me, and it felt pretty great."

After Fan Bingbing finished answering, Bie Yan, whose nose was gradually covered in beads of sweat, nodded and continued to ask questions.

But after a few questions, his expression became increasingly strange.

A few minutes later, Bie Yan, whose nose was covered in more and more sweat, suddenly raised her hand:

"Um... excuse me, Ms. Fan, could we take a short break? I suddenly feel a bit unwell and need to go to the restroom."

Not to mention Fan Bingbing, even Li Mu and Sui Kuan next to him were stunned.

Bie Yan then jumped up and shoved the interview transcript into Li Mu's hand:

"Sorry! Uh... Xiao Li, I'll be right back when you come for the interview."

After saying that, he quickly walked out.

Is Brother Bie having an upset stomach?

Li Mu was somewhat speechless, but still nodded.

This time, however, he didn't sit down. Instead, he stood, glanced at the interview transcript, and then smiled:

"Sorry, Teacher Fan, Brother Bie's stomach isn't feeling well. I'm so sorry!"

"Hmm."

Fan Bingbing snapped out of her reverie, glanced at the handsome reporter, and shook her head with a smile:

"It's okay."

"I'm so sorry, shall we continue?"

"Okay, sure."

After the other party agreed, Li Mu glanced at the interview transcript and asked:

"Actually, we've been paying attention to your work. Last year, you had two period dramas, 'Drifting Duckweed in Troubled Times' and 'The Kitchen God,' but you also had a TV series about Zhongguancun called 'The Rise and Fall of Zhongguancun.' In terms of acting style, Su Xueer in 'The Rise and Fall of Zhongguancun,' the Red Princess in 'The Kitchen God,' and the Phoenix Girl in 'Drifting Duckweed in Troubled Times' are all quite different. Are you exploring different acting styles?"

"...?"

Fan Bingbing was suddenly taken aback.

A hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

She actually knew that the interview transcript was probably written by this young reporter.

She had overheard what that reporter said while she was putting on makeup.

The other party asked the reporter to give him the interview transcript.

But she really didn't expect... the other party would ask such a question.

Even... one can discover this change in oneself.

For a moment, I was at a loss for how to answer.

When she fell silent, Li Mu assumed it was because his question was difficult to answer, so he summarized his thoughts and offered her a suggestion:

"So, can I understand it this way: you're not actually stuck in your ways, but rather constantly challenging yourself with the diversity and possibilities of other roles, trying to escape the sense of security that 'period dramas' provide?"

"Well……"

Fan Bingbing opened her mouth.

Speechless.

A sense of security... why does that word sound so sophisticated...?

But in Li Mu's view, her reaction was that she "didn't understand".

So after thinking about it, I decided to break the problem down and present it to the other party in detail:

"So, in your perception, the 'sense of security' we talk about is killing other 'possibilities,' and you don't want to be bound by this sense of security, is that right?"

In his summary of this issue, he used the word "kill".

Actually, it's not really suitable.

But it was purely because of the dream I had last night.

It just slipped out without my realizing it.

But the very next second after he finished speaking, everyone—including him, Sui Kuan beside him, Chen Jinli and Xu Ting who had just walked over, and even the photographer—…

Everyone noticed the change in Fan Bingbing.

Ok.

To put it dramatically, at this moment...

Her eyes immediately brightened.