The Godfather of Chinese Entertainment's Little Flowers

Two days later.

Han Luo appeared at the Tangren Film and Television Building.

Many people in the company know him and call him "Teacher Han Luo" very enthusiastically.

Han Luo returned the smile politely, but felt a little wistful inside.

Looking back a year ago, when he first came to audition for "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer," he was just a young guy.

Now that he's gained some fame, he can even bring his scripts to Lao Cai for collaboration.

Time flies!

Han Luo knocked on the office door.

"Enter!"

Push the door open and go inside.

Old Cai sat on the sofa with his legs crossed, two steaming cups of coffee on the coffee table in front of him.

Clearly, one of the cups was prepared for him.

He never received this treatment before.

"Sister Cai!"

After Han Luo greeted everyone and sat down, Cai Yinong smiled and said, "Teacher Han Luo, it's been a long time!"

Old Cai's feelings were also complicated.

Looking back to a year ago, when the two first met, she was still considering whether or not to sign Han Luo.

Now, he's transformed and can even discuss collaborations with me.

Han Luo waved his hand and took a sip of coffee: "Sister Cai, you should still call me Xiao Luo. Teacher Han Luo is a bit strange."

"Alright!"

Tsai Yinong nodded with satisfaction.

This little guy is pretty good. He became popular so quickly, but he didn't get arrogant. That's rare.

"Sister Cai, let's not stand on ceremony. Here's the script, please take a look."

"good!"

Without hesitation, Cai Yinong took the script and began to read it, becoming completely absorbed in it.

Hmm...it's definitely a good story, and the premise is quite novel.

It has too many mixed elements, which is completely different from the current style of youth films. I don't know how well the audience will accept it.

Han Luo took a sip of coffee and smiled, "Sister Cai, how's the script?"

Cai Yinong nodded. "The script is good. Who wrote it? It couldn't have been you, could it?"

Han Luo gave a thumbs up. "President Cai, you have such discerning eyes. I am the one who is truly talented."

Cai Yinong gasped, her pupils contracting. "Really? This script is original?!"

Han Luo shrugged. "Of course."

Cai Yinong stared at Han Luo for half a minute before slowly exclaiming, "I never expected you to have this skill."

"It was just a coincidence that inspiration struck, so I casually wrote a story."

Han Luo boasted without batting an eye, then paused, "So, Mr. Cai, could you release her? Let Yao Yao play the female lead?"

Cai Yinong glanced at her.

distant?

You're calling me that so affectionately, aren't you? You're not even trying to hide it anymore, are you?

Old Cai was caught in a dilemma.

To be honest, she personally doesn't like her artists taking on acting roles outside of their own projects, always feeling that they're just doing the work for someone else.

This tradition has been going on for over a decade.

But the script that Han Luo had seemed pretty good, and it was definitely worth a try.

Han Luo seemed to see through Lao Cai's thoughts and smiled:

"Sister Cai, please don't hesitate, let Yaoyao play the role. If I write any more good scripts in the future, we can continue to strengthen our cooperation."

These words struck a chord with Cai Yinong.

In the past two years, she has increasingly felt that Tangren Film and Television is like an old man in his twilight years, somewhat out of touch with the times.

Celebrity "betrayal" is one aspect.

Another very important factor is that Tangren people lack originality.

Back when the company was first established, Xiao Cai had big ambitions and was determined to create original content.

They started making a film called "Two Constables in Suzhou," but it was canceled halfway through filming.

Since then, Cai has focused on remakes, from "The Legendary Twins" to "The Legend of Sword and Fairy," the first game adaptation in China, and then "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer"...

It's fair to say that most of the dramas that truly became hits were remakes, while the original works were mostly complete flops.

After thinking it over, Lao Cai finally agreed.

It just so happens that Chen Yao's current drama is about to wrap up filming, and she hasn't taken on her next project yet.

Rather than letting her be idle, it's better to let her go to Han Luo's place to work as a slave and earn money.

Of course, the main reason was that she valued Han Luo's ability to create original works.

To be able to write a script of this quality, this kid is quite talented.

Maybe we really can continue to cooperate in the future.

Han Luo cupped his hands in a respectful gesture and said with a smile, "Then thank you very much, President Cai, for your kindness!"

Old Cai pursed his lips, feeling like this young man was proposing marriage, as if he wanted to marry his daughter to him...

"So, what's the budget for your... I mean, your show?"

"A little over eight million, that's a small cost, not worth mentioning."

Compared to the 40 million yuan budget of "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer", this is indeed a low-budget production.

Han Luo smiled. "What? Is President Cai interested in investing a little?"

Cai Yinong thought for a moment and then waved her hand.

"Forget it, we'll talk about it another time."

The project was too small; Lao Cai didn't take a liking to it.

Sending Yao Mei out was already the greatest show of her sincerity.

Han Luo shrugged. "Okay, we'll talk about it next time."

"Have you found the production team?"

"Hmm... I've contacted the people in Xiaotang. My senior brother, Liu Chang, will be the director."

Liu Chang?

Cai Yinong thought for a moment, realizing she didn't recognize him, but she knew the people from Xiaotang.

The people of Tang and the people of Xiaotang may sound like they're from the same family, but they're actually completely unrelated.

"Okay, as long as we find a production team."

After all, it's her own artist going out to act, so she still needs to understand the basic situation clearly.

After chatting for a while, Han Luo left.

On his way back, Han Luo received a call from Yao Mei.

On the other end of the phone, Yao Mei sounded excited, probably having just finished a call with Lao Cai: "Brother Luo, you wanted me to act in a movie, why didn't you tell me beforehand?"

Han Luo smiled and said, "Wasn't this to give you a surprise?"

"Hehe, it really was a surprise. Mr. Cai just called me, and I agreed without even thinking about it. Pretty generous of me, right?"

Han Luo teased, "Aren't you afraid I'll screw you over?"

"How could that be? You're not that kind of person." Yao Mei paused. "Besides, if I really got screwed over by you, I'd just accept my bad luck."

Han Luo was stunned.

Has this girl been at Tangren for too long and gotten infected with love-struck tendencies? That doesn't seem likely...

Just then, a soft, sweet voice came from the other end of the phone, "Senior Brother Han Luo, I miss you~~"

"Me too!"

"What are you? Please say it completely."

Han Luo looked up at the driver in front of her. "I'm outside, it's inconvenient for me."

"Alright then." Yao Mei's tone was a little disappointed.

Helpless, Han Luo covered her phone, suppressing her embarrassment, and whispered, "I miss you too..."

"Hehe, I knew you loved me the most." Yao Mei smiled broadly.

"By the way, Brother Luo, are you going to the press conference for 'Green Fox' in a couple of days?"

"Yes, Lao Cai just mentioned it to me."

"That's wonderful, we can finally meet."

Since their last parting in Qingdao, the two have been busy filming and haven't seen each other for quite some time.

Yao Mei and her sister must miss him very much.

After hanging up the phone, Han Luo arrived at the company.

As soon as I entered, I saw a familiar person sitting on the sofa outside the office.

"Brother Luo! You're back!"

"Pengpeng? Why didn't you tell me you were coming? I could have picked you up."

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