Chinese entertainment: There are always young actresses who are interested in me.

As a reborn individual, Han Ni is not ashamed of plagiarism.

In this era where traffic has arrived, he also understands the importance of hype.

Using the gimmick of "rebirth," he made himself an internet sensation, becoming a highly sought-after and unparalleled internet celebrity.

Then, he made Reba famous with a song called "A Thousand-Year Prayer" and a Dunhuang flying apsara dance.

May she transcend tribulations and ascend to heaven, becoming the goddess of Dunhuang, a cultural symbol and a historical legacy.

"The Little Deer in the Forest" made Bai Lu and Li Yitong famous, while "Wo Cao" made Meng Jie and Da Xi extremely popular.

Now, Han Ni is going to promote Gulnazar.

The person he chose to plagiarize was He Jiaolong, the Western Regions Tourism Ambassador who would become famous throughout the country a few years later.

If it were anyone else, Han Ni really wouldn't have had that confidence. But the other person was Nazaye!

Naza's temperament, image, identity, and status make her the most suitable person, even more so than He Jiaolong.

This time, Han Ni will collaborate with tourism and publicity departments in Luntai City to portray Nazha as a goddess of the Western Regions, a princess of Luntai, a myth of the Tianshan Mountains, and a legend of the snowfields.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, this perfect and sacred mark will accompany Naza throughout her life, and its boost to her identity, status, and fame will be immeasurable.

From now on, if anyone still has any ulterior motives towards Nazha or wants to smear her, they really need to think twice before acting.

Because Gulnazar is no longer just an entertainer. Like Dilraba, she will become a cultural symbol and icon of a city.

When Nazha saw Han Ni's proposal and understood his intentions, she trembled with excitement.

Originally, she was worried that she would fall behind Reba. But now, she was finally relieved.

Because even if she can't surpass Dilraba, she will become just as important as her.

As for Ya Ya, sorry, she and Reba went ahead and won't be playing with each other anymore.

To vent her inner excitement and emotions, Naza broke her promise again and caught Han Ni, bullying him mercilessly.

She has dance training, is flexible, has explosive power, and can unlock a wide variety of poses.

Han Ni wanted to refuse, but he couldn't.

The two of them practiced hard in the hotel before driving away from Luntai City and heading towards the mountains.

In November, heavy snow had already covered the mountainous areas, cattle and sheep had returned to their pens, and horses were still running in the mountain rivers.

The film crew, who arrived early, had already selected many locations for filming and reached an agreement with local herders to borrow dozens of horses.

Mountains, rivers, snowfields, deserts, grasslands, galloping horses—the magnificent Western Regions.

When Han Ni and Dilraba arrived by car, the crew had already set up tents and filming equipment.

To Han Ni's surprise, the filming team that came this time was someone he knew; it was the same team that filmed the Dunhuang flying apsaras dance for him at the Qin Palace.

It's easier to get things done among acquaintances, and the subsequent work naturally went much more smoothly.

There are more than seventy horses on the grassland at the foot of the mountain, enough to form a herd.

"When the time comes, with thousands of horses galloping across mountains, rivers, and grasslands, the scene captured will be exceptionally breathtaking and beautiful." The photographer assured Han Ni, "We've worked together before; you have to trust my photography skills."

"That's good." Han Ni nodded and asked the director, "Are there any other difficulties now?"

"The key is controlling the herd of horses; the rider must have sufficient skill and experience." The other person replied, "Although Nazha can ride horses and is from the Western Regions, she is, after all, a young woman."

I worried whether she could control the horse beneath her, whether she could lead the herd to gallop together.

"I'll ask Naza and see what she says," Han Ni said, then turned and went into the tent.

Inside the tent, Naza had already finished her makeup and looked dashing and spirited.

"How good are your horse riding skills? The director is a little worried," Han Ni asked.

"Don't you know how good I am at riding horses?" Naza asked, subtly teasing him.

"Let's get down to business," Han Ni said sternly.

"I've never tried this before, so it's definitely not going to be easy. But I'm confident," Naza replied. "I'll try riding on the horse first and see if I can lead the whole herd."

"I'll go with you," Han Ni nodded, then suddenly said.

"What, are you worried about my safety alone?" Naza asked with a smile. "I can take care of myself. It would be more dangerous if you went."

"It's alright. I received equestrian training at Xiaobailou and know a bit about horses," Han Ni replied. "I won't ride a horse; I'll follow in a car."

If anything unexpected happens to you, I can help.

"Okay." Naza nodded.

Horseback riding isn't safe, but it's not as dangerous as you might imagine. Besides, these horses are domesticated, not wild.

The two stepped out of the tent and shared their ideas with the director and cinematographer.

Everyone thought it was feasible, so they nodded in agreement.

The local herders led the lead horse over, handed the reins to Naza, and then gave her a few words of advice in their native language.

Naza smiled and nodded slightly. Then, she mounted her horse.

She sat on the saddle, placed her feet in the stirrups, glanced at Han Ni with her head tilted, then squeezed the horse's belly with her legs and shouted, "Giddy up!"

Watching Naza ride away on her steed with such grace, Han Ni's spirits also soared.

They abandoned the idea of ​​following by car and had the herdsman bring over another horse.

Then, he mounted his horse and chased after Naza.

The Western Regions is a vast area, especially at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, where grasslands, rivers, and snowfields are everywhere.

Naza rode her steed across the river and appeared on the meadow. She then joined the herd, attempting to lead them with the lead horse.

Shooting on location like this is extremely difficult, requiring not only the cooperation of the horses but also the skill of the photographer.

It's not easy for a camera to capture a beautiful shot; sometimes, it takes multiple takes to succeed.

Therefore, Nazha is still under some pressure.

However, when she saw Han Ni riding over, the pressure in her heart suddenly vanished, and she felt completely radiant.

She did not blame Han Ni, but spurred her horse to meet him.

"What brings you here?" she asked happily.

"I want to ride horses with you," Han Ni replied.

"Okay." Naza readily agreed, turning her horse around: "Come with me."

Han Ni nodded and spurred his horse to follow. Soon, the two horses were riding side by side.

"Once the horses react, don't follow me," Naza instructed. "The mountain environment is too complex, and each horse has a different temperament. If you get caught up in the herd, you'll be in danger."

"Aren't you afraid of danger?" Han Ni asked with concern.

"Me?" Naza suddenly raised her riding whip, pointed to the distant Tianshan Mountains, and said with high spirits and confidence, "I am the daughter of the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, the spirit of the grasslands, the most beautiful snow lotus of the Western Regions. So, nothing will happen to me."