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To win the heart of the beauty, Ye Hua used his graceful and vigorous dance moves to make noodles in front of Bai Qian.

Spinning and leaping, Ye Hua tried to infuse his love into the dough, enveloping Bai Qian in circles...

Yang Yang watched the clip playing in the movie and felt quite pleased with himself.

During the ramen segment, he incorporated a folk dance he had practiced since childhood, and that wicked smile at the end was incredibly alluring!

However, Yang Yang inexplicably felt that his performance seemed a little too slick.

However, upon hearing the gasps of the fans at the premiere, he realized he was overthinking it.

Hmm, the performance quota is pretty good!

Gu Zhiyan almost burst out laughing.

Is this idea of ​​stretching dough into noodles and circling around the fairy sister a trick learned from the noodle chefs at Haidilao?

Three Lives Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Ramen?

Or is it Haidilao, the restaurant chain known for its "Three Lives Three Worlds" theme?

This reminded him of a ramen vendor in Chengdu who was playing Huang Ling's "Itch" while dancing with his fingers raised and twisting his body, singing, "Come on, be dramatic, there's plenty of glory to be had, ah, itch."

Not bad, not bad, it's pretty good.

Yang Yang is getting more and more greasy; even Huang Xiaoming, who plays domineering CEOs, should step down and give way.

"Little brother, I don't feel it's very good. I didn't think anything of it when I was acting, but now it looks so awkward."

This was also the first time Miss Li Chun had seen the finished product, and she was a little worried about its quality. She couldn't help but whisper to Gu Zhiyan.

"Um... it doesn't feel too good, but you're not the main character, so don't worry too much. You won't be the one getting scolded."

Gu Zhiyan couldn't help but glance at the two main characters sitting directly in front of him. Yang Yang seemed quite smug. This kid is lacking in the harsh realities of society. He'll probably be crying in a few days.

The fairy sister frowned, clearly dissatisfied with the movie.

Sigh, I'll have to comfort her properly in a few days.

"Little brother, you're so naughty." Li Chun couldn't help but pat Gu Zhiyan's thigh.

Once he slapped it, his hand never moved away.

This girl is truly "bad"!

……

"Little brother, why are you supporting our competitor?"

The day after Gu Zhiyan attended the premiere of the movie version of "Three Lives Three Worlds", Yang Mi called him to confront him.

Although the TV series version of "Three Lives Three Worlds" has long since finished airing, it is inevitable that it will be compared with the movie version.

Honey doesn't want to lose!

"Well... Yang Yang invited me. We're on good terms, so I definitely have to show my support."

Yang Yang: ? ? ?

That scoundrel, using him as a shield.

"Hmph, you're aiding the enemy," Yang Mi thought for a moment. Her younger brother seemed to have a really good relationship with Yang Yang; their photo together at the Bulgari dinner even trended on social media. So she stopped dwelling on it and asked another question, "Between me and Zhao Liying, who do you support? Our drama finished airing ages ago, and she still has to bring it up? She's just trying to piggyback on our fame!"

Gu Zhiyan: ...

It's no exaggeration to say that none of the 85 actresses are easy to deal with; they're all marketing geniuses. Recently, the debate over whether "Eternal Love" or "Princess Agents" will be the best drama of the year has been going on for a long time.

This was clearly done by Sister Zhao.

Therefore, the fans of Yang Mi and Zhao Liying fought fiercely.

The plagiarism accusations surrounding the original novel of "Three Lives Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" have also caused a great uproar.

Plagiarism is nothing new; it seems like one or two TV series do it every year.

In Gu Zhiyan's opinion, the production team's actions were largely a publicity stunt.

Yang Mi and Zhao Liying got into a fight, and the other actresses who had been fiercely fighting over who would become a couple immediately calmed down.

They couldn't afford to get involved in the battle between two top-tier actresses from the "85 Flowers" generation, so they quickly retreated to avoid being caught in the crossfire.

No, it should be called a battle between three top-tier actresses from the "85 Flowers" generation, because now Yang Mi is fighting with Liu Yifei again.

Yang Mi, who just accused Zhao Liying of extorting money, turned around and started extorting Liu Yifei herself.

Recently, the topic of "There will be no more Bai Qian after Yang Mi" has been all over the internet and has even become a trending topic.

It's obvious who did this and who it was intended for.

As expected of Yang Mi, she's actually launching a two-pronged attack.

"Well... I've acted in both TV series, so I definitely can't get involved. That would be like fighting against myself."

If Gu Zhiyan's fans were to support one side at this point, that side would definitely win.

But both hands and arms are flesh and blood, how could Gu Zhiyan possibly do such a thing?

Let the two older sisters fight; it's happened more than once or twice already.

"You heartless little brat, your sister even divorced her husband for you."

Gu Zhiyan was speechless: "Sister, I really want to call the police."

Why call the police?

"We'll call the police and have you arrested, so you can stop spreading rumors all day long."

"Little brother, you're so heartless! But I love you, so answer one last question and I won't make things difficult for you."

Yang Mi didn't actually intend to force Gu Zhiyan to help her; she just wanted them to stay out of it.

Moreover, she was even less willing to lose to Liu Yifei than to Zhao Liying.

"What's the problem? Ask away." Gu Zhiyan was also curious about what kind of trouble Da Mimi was up to this time.

"Which one do you think is the best drama of the year, 'Eternal Love' or 'Princess Agents'? Tell me secretly, and I promise I won't tell anyone."

"In the Name of the People".

Yang Mi: ...

That was too abrupt!

The TV series "In the Name of the People" premiered in March of this year, and the first episode achieved a national viewership rating of 2.41, ranking first in its time slot.

As the plot unfolded, the viewership ratings continued to soar.

About two weeks after its premiere, the highest single-episode rating had exceeded 3.5.

As the series neared its finale, its momentum became unstoppable, breaking records from 5 to 7 and even reaching 8 in real-time viewership for a single episode.

The viewership of "In the Name of the People" was phenomenal, not only setting a record for domestic TV dramas in the past decade, but also becoming a social and cultural hotspot that sparked nationwide discussion.

This drama has truly "broken out of its niche," successfully attracting viewers of all ages, especially a large number of young viewers who spontaneously watch the show, create memes, and engage in heated discussions on social media, thus breaking the boundaries of the audience for serious dramas.

Whether it's the vegetable vendors at the market or the commuters on the subway, everyone is discussing the plot.

This isn't like some TV dramas where the data looks impressive and fans rave about it, but in reality, hardly anyone around you follows it or discusses it.

Sometimes you have to admire those fangirls, who bring their own food, work hard without complaint, and are willing to be "data workers".

The TV series "In the Name of the People" features more than 40 talented actors who deliver a collective performance of top-notch acting skills.

Their superb acting skills have created many memorable characters, and the "Handong Boys" have become a hit across the internet.

This TV series proved to the market with its extremely high ratings that a TV series without popular celebrities and with a serious subject matter can become a blockbuster if it relies on a superb script and performances.

The golden age of veteran actors has arrived!

In contrast to "In the Name of the People," the criticism of traffic stars by audiences and the media reached its peak.

Once audiences have become accustomed to the nuanced and compelling performances of veteran actors, the stark contrast with the expressionless and wide-eyed acting of some popular young stars is so striking that it becomes unbearable.

Some popular celebrities receive exorbitant salaries but deliver shoddy work, resorting to green screen effects and body doubles to get by.

This huge disparity between input and output has sparked strong dissatisfaction among the public and the media.

It can only be said that the world has suffered from the "traffic" problem for too long!