Huayu Entertainment: The Birth of a Succubus Top Star

Da Tiantian stayed on set for three days before leaving, and she left feeling extremely satisfied.

She was satisfied both physically and mentally, except that someone took advantage of her and made her moan... which made her feel a little ashamed.

However, you get used to calling them that after a while, and it can be a little fun between couples.

When Da Tiantian left, Dilraba was particularly reluctant to let her go, which showed that she really liked Da Tiantian.

The filming continued smoothly, and before we knew it, it was August, and the weather was getting hotter and hotter.

"Shall we go see 'Ne Zha' tonight?"

As the day's filming was drawing to a close, Liu Yan made the suggestion.

"Great! I heard this movie is really good," Dilraba chimed in.

Zhu Xudan: "The ticket price for this movie is a bit scary, especially for an animated film. I really can't believe it."

"What cartoon? That's called animation, okay?" Jin Cheng corrected.

The two women quickly reached an agreement, and Dilraba turned to Gu Zhiyan: "Brother Yan, do you want to come along?"

"Okay." Gu Zhiyan nodded.

We all went together, so it's no big deal if the media took pictures; we can just treat it as a team-building activity.

Moreover, he has invested in this electricity, so we must support it.

When "The Wandering Earth" was released, director Jiaozi approached us.

It's highly likely that Guo Fan praised Gu Zhiyan so much that it tempted Jiaozi, who lacked production funds.

At the time, Gu Zhiyan was traveling all over the country for promotional events, and it was Xiuxiu who received him.

When a lucrative business opportunity is presented to him, how could Gu Zhiyan possibly turn it down?

I instructed Xiuxiu over the phone to donate as much as the other party needed.

After filming wrapped, the group headed straight to the movie theater.

Outside the cinema screening room, Gu Zhiyan also saw the movie poster for "The Fortress of Shanghai".

This movie is truly indescribable, full of flaws.

At the beginning of the movie, everyone else had neat and tidy short hair, but Lu Han had a head of fluffy bangs that couldn't be covered up even with a hat. The most outrageous thing was that the protagonist's hairstyle was never messed up after each battle.

The premise of the film is even more ridiculous. It says that the future world is developing rapidly, but Shanghai only has a few LED lights. The weapons they are carrying are 21st-century submachine guns. They have started playing interstellar warfare. Are they going to use these weapons to scratch aliens?

Moreover, half of the film consists of romantic scenes between Lu Han and Shu Qi. They are still flirting before going to the battlefield. Is this a science fiction film or a romance film?

Before its release, "The Fortress of Shanghai" capitalized on the popularity of "The Wandering Earth".

Director Teng Huatao claimed during promotion that the film had been in preparation for six years, with the script alone taking three years to polish, and a total investment of 400 million yuan.

They even went so far as to claim that they would "redefine Chinese science fiction films," and with A-list stars like Lu Han and Shu Qi in the cast, the film's box office revenue was driven up to several hundred yuan per ticket.

Finally, "The Fortress of Shanghai" has once again defined Chinese science fiction films, scoring a high 2.9 on Douban and being criticized twice by People's Daily within four days.

The Wandering Earth worked incredibly hard to open the door to Chinese science fiction, only to have it slammed shut by Shanghai Fortress in less than six months.

Oh, no, it's welded shut.

However, to some extent, this film is still epoch-making, as it symbolizes the end of the era of young, handsome actors being the main characters in movies, a genre that fans yearn for.

After this movie, the investors should have realized that the era of making bad movies by casting some young, attractive actors to scam money is over.

In the future, only films that are of high quality and truly stand the test of time will be able to achieve box office success.

As the end of an era, "The Fortress of Shanghai" is still worth remembering.

As a top-tier celebrity, Lu Han has become the target of public criticism.

Although the film's failure had multiple causes, including the director and the script, the prevailing public opinion that "popularity is the original sin" pushed him into the spotlight.

The movie "The Fortress of Shanghai" became a trending topic after being criticized.

Gu Zhiyan, who had nothing to do with the movie, was unexpectedly caught up in the hype and also became a trending topic.

There's no way around it; both are science fiction films, so "The Devil's Fortress" is inevitably compared to "The Wandering Earth," and the male leads of the two films are also inevitably compared side by side.

In the end, neither the movie nor the person can compare.

They're not even on the same level.

This also made everyone realize once again that not all popular celebrities are like Gu Zhiyan.

Gu Zhiyan is one of a kind.

As "Ne Zha" began playing, Gu Zhiyan snapped out of her thoughts and settled into watching the movie.

Even though she had seen it in her previous life, Gu Zhiyan still found it fascinating to watch again.

"Ne Zha" is indeed a high-quality and conscientious work.

It lives up to its phenomenal box office success.

This film can be considered the savior of this summer's box office, reversing the decline of the film market.

This summer's box office was mostly disappointing, except for "The Bravest," starring Xiaoming, which did reasonably well.

Speaking of the firefighting-themed movie "The Bravest," Gu Zhiyan will have to return to Beijing in a few days to attend the "Appointment Ceremony for China's Fire Protection Publicity Ambassadors" held by the Fire Department of the Ministry of Public Security.

He was appointed as China's fire safety ambassador.

In addition, he was also invited to film a fire safety promotional video.

He has no shortage of songs; he has them in stock, including the well-known "The Lone Warrior."

After the movie ended, the five of them finally managed to squeeze out of the theater because some audience members recognized them.

After leaving the cinema, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. They cancelled their original plan to have dinner outside before going back and decided to eat at the film crew's hotel instead.

By now, many passersby have already posted the photos they took online, and the news that "Gu Zhiyan and a group of beauties watched 'Ne Zha'" has become a trending topic.

That's how it is in the mobile internet era; everyone is a self-media.

Many fans in Shanghai have already commented that they want to "bump into" Gu Zhiyan and his friends.

Don't underestimate the fervor of fans; they're really capable of doing this.

Just to be on the safe side, let's go back and have dinner later.

After having dinner together, everyone went back to their rooms to rest.

Gu Zhiyan had just finished showering when Sister Liu Yan arrived at her door.

After taking off her coat, a pink silk slip dress revealed her sexy figure.

Especially her ample bosom, which is captivating.

Liu Yan glanced at where Gu Zhiyan's gaze had fallen, then gently removed the two thin shoulder straps from her shoulders.

Yes, vacuum.

Two mischievous white rabbits broke free from their restraints and jumped out, restlessly leaping and bounding as Liu Yan moved around.

Sister Liu Yan understands Gu Zhiyan.

"Don't move, little brother, I'll do it."

He squatted down and began a lesson on Confucianism.

After Confucianism came Daoism.

Confucianism and Taoism are integrated and interconnected...