Shattering the talent show script, sweeping the world film scene

[Jiangxi Heng: (Photo of him receiving an award) I'm missing Venice, but I'll keep working hard!]

No one expected that before returning to China, Jiangxi Heng would post such a "Versailles"-esque Weibo post.

What do you mean by "missing Venice"? Dude, are you trying to win every international award?

[I'm all too familiar with this tactic. Is Hengdi not satisfied with winning all the domestic awards, so he's going abroad to compete?]

[Wow! Three years ago I criticized Jiangxi Heng for being overly ambitious, but it turns out I was the one who lacked foresight!]

Wait, if you haven't even won Venice yet, why go back to China? Why not finish filming abroad?

[Upstairs, you're being incredibly carefree! The Rabbit Ears Island incident abroad has caused quite a stir; personal safety is the most important thing!]

In the comments section of the minor argument, the person in question suddenly joined in.

[Jiangxi Heng: At the invitation of director Wang Hui, I accepted an interesting script, and it just so happens that I also want to go back to China.]

Fans were initially pleasantly surprised, as the biggest wish of career-oriented fans is for their idol to produce a constant stream of content.

Someone immediately went to check the project approval information for Wang Huixin's film.

The result was quite surprising.

Director Wang Hui, female, is a top-tier director in China. Her representative works include: *White Crane Garden*, *March Snow*, *Tears*, and *Snow Covers the Mountain*.

If I remember correctly, this female director became famous for making the same film?

[Yes (dumb face), although she is very good at directing, she never directs BG movies except for serious dramas invited by the country. She either directs BL or GL movies.]

[Hiss... So Heng...]

Wang Hui is the female director who was very optimistic about Jiangxi Heng during the filming of "Snow Fills the Mountain" and expressed her desire to collaborate.

Of course, other directors have said the same thing, but only Wang Hui truly spent three years meticulously crafting the script and waiting for Jiangxi Heng for three years.

"I know that with your current achievements, you don't need to switch to art films to increase your chances of winning awards, but this script is one I started writing ten years ago, and I feel that the role in it is perfect for you."

When Wang Hui approached Jiangxi Heng with the script, she was full of sincerity.

Jiangxi Heng: "Let me take a look first."

Turning to the first page, the marked content is practically pushing the limits of censorship.

Even with his vast experience, Jiang Yingdi couldn't help but gasp and look up to find Wang Hui's gaze.

The seemingly bookish lady awkwardly avoided eye contact, raised her hand to brush her hair aside, and offered a heartfelt reassurance: "Don't worry, it's a bad ending. It won't offend national conditions. I've already gone through the process with the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television several times, so I know where their bottom line is. I've slightly changed some of the plot points that challenge conventional values."

Jiangxi Heng: "..." I'm sorry to trouble you, Director Wang.

When he calmed down and looked at the story carefully, Jiangxi Heng overlooked the shocking label.

The story's protagonists are two brothers in name only, brothers who grew up together during the Republican era but held diametrically opposed political views: one named Lu Yun and the other Lu Yuan.

The reason it is called "in name" is because in the middle of the story, it is revealed that Lu Yuan was a child taken in by the main family.

Lu Yun and Lu Yuan believed in different paths to save the country and joined different governments. They argued several times because of their political views, and even plotted against each other to take away the other side's medicines, guns, funds, etc.

In short, Lu Yun and Lu Yuan may appear to be brothers on the surface, but they never treat each other as family.

Until one day, Lu Yuan, whose personality became even more radical, was abandoned by the organization due to the failure of his mission. On the verge of death, he was rescued and went blind.

Lu Yuan was given to his aunt to raise when he was a child. He thought he was his aunt's child, and his food, drink and daily necessities were far inferior to those of his "eldest brother". During his growth, he was always overshadowed by Lu Yun. He envied and was jealous of him.

After realizing that he was unable to save the country, protect his family, or become a useful person, he lost the will to live.

At this moment, Lu Yuan was unaware that the person who saved him was Lu Yun.

On the surface, Lu Yun is the son of a powerful and wealthy family, but in reality, he is a member of the Revolutionary Association. By a twist of fate, he interacts with the blind Lu Yuan using another identity and discovers that Lu Yuan does not recognize him.

Even in the face of this identity, Lu Yuan never showed the same hatred and loathing as before.

Lu Yun hesitated for a moment, then kept it a secret.

He thought that Lu Yuan was currently being hunted down by several groups of people, and no matter what, he had to protect Lu Yuan's life.

As Lu Yuan spent more time with this patriot, he discovered that he was a member of another faction. The two had conversations and disagreements, but through these interactions, Lu Yuan became increasingly clear that the other faction's path to saving the country was the one that truly eradicated the rotten roots and cut off the fuel supply.

As they spent more time together, Lu Yun came to appreciate Lu Yuan's intelligence and talent more and more, and took better care of him.

As Lu Yuan leaned towards the government where Lu Yun worked, the two men's political views became increasingly aligned.

Lu Yuan realized that he seemed to have developed feelings of admiration for his benefactor.

But if the country is no longer a country, this sentiment doesn't seem that important.

When Lu Yun's mission was about to fail, Lu Yuan stepped forward, disguised himself as a blind actor, and used his physical disability to lower the foreigners' guard. In exchange for Chinese medicine, he obtained secret information.

Lu Yuan thought she was going to die, and before she died, she thought of expressing her last feelings. But who knew that when she was lying in Lu Yun's arms, who was also drugged, every word she said made the man's expression change drastically.

Lu Yuan even dared to kiss the corner of his benefactor's mouth.

Lu Yun was completely dumbfounded. He originally wanted to say: You're not going to die, you've just been drugged.

When the other person started babbling about liking him, he thought Lu Yuan had discovered his identity, but the more he listened, the more something seemed off.

Then Lu Yuan pinned him down and took liberties with him.

Now Lu Yun felt even more that he couldn't say anything, otherwise it would only put the two of them in an awkward situation.

"Let's heal his eyes quickly and then send him out of the city, away from this dangerous place."

This was Lu Yun's final act of protection for Lu Yuan.

When Lu Yuan learned that his benefactor was going to send him out of the city, his eyesight gradually recovered, but it was too late. He did not see his benefactor, who was using the alias Shang Lu.

Seeing the chaos and flames of war, he resolutely chose to join the revolutionary association and searched everywhere for clues about his benefactor.

One day, he finally discovered and met his benefactor, Lu Yun, who had been captured by the enemy, tortured, and seriously injured. Lu Yun was someone he had been away from home for many years and had not seen for a long time.

Lu is the surname of both of them, and Shang is the surname of Lu Yun's deceased mother.

Lu Yuan thought to himself, "He should have recognized Shang Lu long ago."

"Remove the eggs; Lu Yuan is allergic to them."

"How do you know I can't eat eggs?"

"My father was a hero who saved the country. Influenced by him, I also want to save the country in my life."

"My father... he was a warlord in those chaotic times, and countless ordinary people were displaced by the war because of him."

"I have a younger brother who is proud and needs some tempering."

"My family is quite large; I have an older brother and several younger siblings, haha..."

"What kind of person is your older brother?"

"Like my father, he manipulates power, is domineering, has a strong sense of right and wrong, and will stop at nothing to achieve his goals."

Ordinary words from the past flashed through my mind.

"Shang Lu, although I misunderstood last night that I was about to die, what I said was true. My feelings...?"

"Lu Yuan, I will see you off from the city tomorrow."

In his final moments of lucidity, Lu Yun gently squeezed Lu Yuan's fingers, just like when he was a child and Lu Yuan was brought to the Lu family as an infant.

"Lu Yuan, from now on, the Lu family is in your hands."

They didn't mention the past again.

Lu Yuan simply leaned down and pressed her ear against Lu Yun's neck, softly replying, "Okay, brother."

Later, Lu Yuan took over everything from Lu Yun. He managed the Lu family, raised funds to purchase supplies, and sent weapons to the front lines. He upheld Lu Yun's will and walked the same path together until the chaos ended.