A writer has arrived in the Chinese entertainment industry.

Chapter 135 mother of emo

It's impossible for her to confront him; Tsai Yinong isn't stupid. Despite her bluntness, her ultimate goal is simply to see if there's any possibility of collaborating with Fu-Shu Films.

That long list of movies and TV series is really tempting!

"Chen Yao, you signed her, didn't you?"

Yes, that's true.

"I also think highly of this girl."

Cai Yinong began to describe her plans for her, such as having at least two leading roles in dramas every year, and devoting all her resources to making her the next leading lady of Tangren Media. Her voice sounded full of regret, as if she were describing a perfect match that was missed due to unforeseen circumstances.

Based on the unspoken rules of interpersonal relationships, if you speak so sincerely, the other party should at least show some appreciation.

As a result, Chen Si was completely unmoved by her.

"President Cai, Chen Yao is already one of ours. You should cultivate another top female star. I'm in a meeting right now, let's talk later."

Then, a crisp "click" sound came from the phone.

Cai Yinong remained frozen, still holding her phone, speechless. She turned to her secretary and asked, "She...how did she..."

Can you hang up on me?

Su Liu was receiving two guests in the reception room at that moment.

The chubby man with thick-rimmed glasses is named Sun Qingwen, pen name Ji Ding. He is the only writer in China's mystery genre who focuses solely on locked-room mysteries, earning him the title of "King of Locked-Room Mysteries."

Sitting next to her was a woman with fair skin. She had a neat, light pink bob haircut, with wispy bangs that just covered her eyebrows, making her look intellectual and capable.

Her name is Zhang Chun, and she once wrote a masterpiece of domestic locked-room mystery, "The Last Teleportation Magic," under the pen name "Mimi the Front Tooth Cat," in the journal Years of Mystery.

Both of them were invited by Su Liu to join the script center of Fuxing Films.

In particular, for the script of "Detective Chinatown", Su Liu only provided the core plot, while the specific implementation details were written by the two of them.

When Sun Qingwen met Su Liu in person, he was extremely excited.

"Teacher Su, my God!" This man, wearing black-rimmed glasses and looking like a typical nerdy guy, seemed about to kneel down and perform a grand ceremony for Su Liu on the spot.

Seeing this, Zhang Chun couldn't help but cover her mouth and burst into laughter, "Teacher Sun, you're exaggerating too much."

"It's no exaggeration at all! Do you know how shocked I was when I first saw 'Like a Labyrinth'? This work blazed a new trail under the new orthodox mystery genre; it was truly groundbreaking!"

"Teacher Sun, you're being too obsequious." Su Liu's lips curled down as he commented seriously, "You're supposed to be the King of Escape Rooms, so watch your image."

"What kind of king of escape rooms am I? That's just hype from the publisher for promotional purposes."

After exchanging a few pleasantries and compliments, the group quickly got down to business.

"I need you to increase the role of Si Nuo in your script, giving her more room to shine. Of course, she shouldn't overshadow the main character too much."

Zhang Chun lowered her eyes and thought for a moment before saying softly, "Do you want to completely mold her into a genius girl, a mastermind behind the scenes? The kind of character who appears innocent and harmless but actually has a god-like perspective and manipulates everyone."

"That's right."

Su Liu is preparing for Si Nuo's solo film. It would be a waste not to develop such a charming and talented girl.

He had already come up with the script, and was adapting his own "The Mystery of the Gymnasium".

The story of "The Mystery of the Gymnasium" is about a genius high school student who uses meticulous logic to solve the mystery of the gymnasium and find the murderer.

In this story, the police are portrayed as completely incompetent clowns, making it impossible to film domestically.

Now, making Sino the protagonist of this story is simply perfect.

As the three chatted, they sparked many ideas, but Su Liu's thoughts gradually drifted to the selection of actors.

Currently, both "Yike" and "Detective Chinatown" need a child actor aged between 14 and 18.

The original actress played Zhang Zifeng well, but unfortunately she's already with Huayi Brothers.

Speaking of which, ever since Tian Xiwei read the script for "Yike", she has been unable to forget the role of the class beauty.

After she got back, she went crazy and started messaging Su Liu every morning and evening. She told him everything, down to the smallest detail: what classes she had, what delicious food she ate, and where she went. Even seeing a stray cat on the street that day, she had to take a picture and send it to Su Liu for his comments.

Every few days, he would make a phone call, bringing Ran Xiaoqing along, to subtly inquire about the role.

If Tian Xiwei weren't so unsuitable for these two roles, Su Liu would have simply granted her wish.

Just then, Chen Si called.

"President Su, the talent agency has found the young actress you wanted, and she's with Gu Tingyuan right now."

Su Liu immediately perked up and stood up abruptly. "I'm coming right away."

He turned to Sun Qingwen and Zhang Chun, smiled apologetically, and said, "You two have to go now. You should go to the script center and say hello to the editor-in-chief, Atomic Bomb."

Sun Qingwen and Zhang Chunhun waved their hands dismissively and said, "Okay."

Su Liu strode out of the lounge and downstairs. When he arrived at Gu Tingyuan's office, the door was ajar, and he could hear some conversation coming from inside.

He pushed open the door and entered. The first thing he saw was Gu Tingyuan, dressed in a business suit, sitting behind her desk. On the other side of the sofa sat a middle-aged woman and two little girls.

"President Su." Upon seeing Su Liu enter, Gu Tingyuan quickly stood up and introduced him to the person beside her, "This is our President Su."

The middle-aged woman on the sofa looked somewhat awkward, with the little girl clinging tightly to her, her expression somewhat bewildered.

On the contrary, another little girl stood up confidently with a cheerful smile on her face.

She wore a black round-neck short-sleeved shirt adorned with a few small white flowers on the chest. Her long, jet-black hair was tied high in a ponytail. Despite her young age, she exuded a refined and graceful charm.

"Hello teacher, my name is Wang Ran, and I am fifteen years old. I study drama and acting at the Shanghai Theatre Academy Affiliated School of Drama."

Her voice was clear and sweet, with the unique cheerfulness of a fifteen-year-old girl, like a spring breeze rustling through wind chimes, making people feel relaxed and happy.

"Oh, hello." Su Liu glanced at Gu Tingyuan and asked, "Did you come alone?"

"Yes, my mother is in my hometown, she might not be able to come until tomorrow."

"Oh," Su Liu responded, then looked at the other mother and daughter on the sofa.

The middle-aged woman, with a smile on her face, stood up with her daughter to greet Su Liu.

Upon seeing this, Su Liu immediately exclaimed "Holy crap!" in his mind.

The girl in front of me wore a white top, her black hair was all combed back, revealing a broad, smooth forehead. Her eyes were full and walnut-shaped, with large, bright black pupils, and a small, light brown beauty mark under the corner of her left eye. She looked clean and radiant.

How did this bring up the "Mother of Emo" thing?!

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