Huayu 2002, I'm going to dominate the music scene!

Chapter 119 The Immortal Sword

Upon hearing An Ming's words, Song Mo realized that Liu Yifei was going to join the cast of "Chinese Paladin".

It is because of this collaboration with Sugar Man that Liu Yifei will begin a dark chapter in her history of being cyberbullied and questioned as a transvestite.

Later, Liu Yifei and the cast of "Chinese Paladin" became like strangers, which shows that Sugar Man is truly inhuman.

There's no way around it; Sugar Man is, after all, Hong Kong capital, and their methods in the entertainment industry are much more sophisticated.

Whatever cannot be obtained, it must be destroyed; this is etched into their very bones.

"Okay, I'll meet with her before I leave."

After saying goodbye to An Ming, Song Mo simply drove directly to the Beijing Film Academy. When he arrived at the entrance of the Singapore Golden Melody Awards' Top Ten Gold Songs Award, Song Mo suddenly remembered that Liu Yifei was going to join the cast of "Chinese Paladin".

The show later became incredibly popular, and Zhao Ling'er became the white moonlight in the hearts of countless people.

But he knew even better that this collaboration with Sugar Man would set Liu Yifei on the path of being cyberbullied and questioned as a transvestite.

Later, Liu Yifei and the cast of "Chinese Paladin" became like strangers, thanks in no small part to the sugar figurine.

There's no way around it; Sugar Man is backed by Hong Kong capital, and the entertainment industry's methods are much more sophisticated.

Whatever cannot be obtained, it must be destroyed; this is etched into their very bones.

After saying goodbye to An Ming, Song Mo drove directly to the Beijing Film Academy.

When I arrived, it was during break time, and there were quite a few people gathered at the school gate.

There were many luxury cars parked around, and every now and then, female students dressed maturely or glamorously would walk out of the school gate, open the car door as if they knew the way, get in, and the car would drive away.

Song Mo parked his car on the side of the road and immediately spotted Liu Yifei.

She stood alone by the gatepost, looking down at her phone, wearing a white hoodie and with her hair down, seemingly waiting for someone. Song Mo drove up to her and honked the horn.

These days, it's no secret that students at the Beijing Film Academy date rich men, so she quickly moved to the side, trying to avoid it.

Song Mo rolled down the car window and leaned out: "Why are you running?"

Liu Yifei was taken aback. Seeing it was him, her eyes lit up. She quickly walked over, bent down and leaned against the car window, her voice filled with surprise and delight: "Why are you here? Didn't my brother say you went to the Golden Eagle Awards?"

"I just got back today." Song Mo turned slightly to the side. "Who are you waiting for here?"

Before Liu Yifei could answer, she suddenly remembered something, her expression changed, and she quickly waved her hand, saying, "You go quickly, I'll call you later!"

Just as Song Mo was wondering what was going on, a still-attractive middle-aged woman quickly walked up to Liu Yifei's side.

She was wearing a dark trench coat, her hair was tied up, and she looked angry, speaking loudly: "What are you doing? Just because you drive a beat-up car doesn't mean you can harass people!"

Many people around looked over.

When Song Mo saw that face, which bore a five or six-point resemblance to Liu Yifei, he immediately understood.

Oh, so she was waiting for her mother. No wonder she told him to go first.

But now that they've already run into each other, Song Mo naturally can't just leave like that.

He simply opened the car door and got out, speaking politely and naturally: "Hello, Auntie, I'm Song Mo, Qianqian's friend."

Liu Xiaoli, who had been keeping a straight face, paused when she heard the name Song Mo. She looked him up and down, then glanced at her daughter.

Liu Yifei quickly took her arm and explained, "Mom, this is Song Mo, the one I told you about, my brother's friend."

Liu Xiaoli's expression softened a bit, but her tone still carried a hint of scrutiny: "You're Song Mo? You left Qianqian in Hainan for so long last time, causing her to miss so many classes."

Song Mo smiled wryly: "Auntie, that was an unexpected situation. At that time, the area was under lockdown, and no one could leave."

He never expected that Liu Xiaoli would bring up old grievances.

Liu Xiaoli gave a soft snort, her eyes darting between the two of them, lost in thought.

People were already watching. Song Mo glanced around and said in a low voice, "Auntie, where are you going? I'll give you a ride. It's inconvenient here with so many people around."

Liu Xiaoli looked around and saw that quite a few people were indeed looking in their direction.

Liu Yifei is considered a semi-celebrity at the Beijing Film Academy, and being photographed like this will inevitably lead to a lot of messy writing.

She nodded, opened the back door, let Liu Yifei get in first, and then followed her in.

Song Mo breathed a sigh of relief, returned to the driver's seat, fastened his seatbelt, and glanced at the mother and daughter in the rearview mirror: "Auntie, where are we going?"

Liu Xiaoli gave him an address—a residential area near the school. Song Mo knew the place; it was a nice neighborhood, probably where Liu Yifei lived during her time at school. The car was quiet for a while. Liu Xiaoli sat in the back seat, her back ramrod straight, her gaze shifting from the window to the back of Song Mo's head. Liu Yifei huddled on the other side of the seat, her fingers fidgeting on her knees, barely daring to breathe. Song Mo saw her cowardly appearance in the rearview mirror and wanted to laugh, but he held it in.

"Song Mo," Liu Xiaoli spoke up, "Aren't you busy with your album lately? How come you have time to come see Qianqian?"

"The album is almost done. I'm going to Singapore to record it in a couple of days." Song Mo said calmly. "I thought I'd come see her before I leave, since she's going to join a production team soon."

"Are you going to Singapore?" Liu Xiaoli's tone rose slightly.

"Yeah, I'll have to stay there for a while."

Liu Xiaoli was silent for a few seconds, then her expression relaxed a little.

She had lived through her youth, and in the past six months, her daughter had mentioned Song Mo's name more and more often in front of her. Today she would talk about how much money Song Mo's album sold, tomorrow she would talk about what award Song Mo had won, and the day after tomorrow she would talk about how good Song Mo's songs were.

She didn't say it, but she was already feeling uneasy inside.

A twenty-year-old young man, in the prime of his life, and not bad-looking at all, getting so close to her daughter—how could she not be wary?

But Song Mo said he was going to Singapore to record an album, and he would be gone for a month or two. She was relieved because she wouldn't be able to see him and he wouldn't cause any trouble.

"That's good, young people should prioritize their careers." Liu Xiaoli's tone was much calmer. "Qianqian will also be preparing to join the film crew soon."

You know "Chinese Paladin," right? This time, we'll be filming in Hengdian for several months.

Song Mo glanced at Liu Yifei in the rearview mirror.

She happened to look up as well, and their eyes met briefly in the rearview mirror. She frowned and made a wicked cat face.

Song Mo couldn't help but laugh, which made Liu Xiaoli look at him in surprise. Liu Yifei also quickly lowered her head, pretending that nothing had happened.

"Xixi," Song Mo coughed lightly, "This play is very important. You should act well, but there are some things you need to be careful about."

Liu Yifei looked up, not understanding what he was saying, and Liu Xiaoli also frowned.

Song Mo carefully considered his words: "I've only heard that Tangren's publicity methods are quite powerful. You're not one of Tangren's own actors, so be careful to protect yourself on set."

Liu Xiaoli frowned even more. Ever since her daughter agreed to star in Chinese Paladin, the Sugar Man company had been pestering her, implying that they wanted to sign Liu Yifei.

She kept the candy figurine person hanging on with an ambiguous attitude.

At this time, the Legend of Sword and Fairy was a fairly large IP, and Tangren had indeed been doing very well in the mainland film and television market in recent years, so she was once a little tempted.

However, her expectations for Liu Yifei are not just that of a TV drama actress; her ultimate goal is to make it to the big screen and even Hollywood.

Hearing Song Mo say this, she realized that her attitude of keeping the sugar figurine hanging was not a good choice.

If you anger the sugar man later, he'll definitely resort to underhanded tactics.

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