I'm not mentally ill, I'm a master of a thousand faces!

Chapter 217, Version Answer, Compilation!

"What's wrong, Liu Meng? Why do you look so upset?"

The wealthy ladies around her looked at Liu Meng with a strange sense of doubt.

Everyone knows that Liu Meng is very unhappy right now.

She was even a little angry.

However, this only lasted a few seconds before Liu Meng returned to her nonchalant state: "It's nothing, I was just thinking about some unhappy things. Okay, I'm going back now, see you tomorrow."

After Liu Meng left the beauty salon.

Back home, I confirmed the news once again.

The ban will last for three days.

In just three days, the other party acted as if nothing had happened and continued to take on acting roles.

Is my censorship of my words so ineffective?

When Liu Meng returned home, she looked at Li Modu beside her. He was reading a book called "A New Account of Tales of the World".

He seems to be in a pretty good mood.

"Did you do the thing about that guy named Li Yun?"

"Is there something wrong with you?" Li Mo put down her book and said calmly, "Or are you just angry and embarrassed that your words weren't as effective as you thought?"

Liu Meng's face was gloomy.

"You don't love your son at all?"

"You're bringing up the topic of me not loving my son again. How could I not love him? If I didn't love him, would I have to clean up his messes time and time again?"

"Then why don't you help me clear the obstacles in his future? With your status in the film industry, your words definitely carry more weight than mine." Liu Meng said with some disappointment, "This is what it means to not love someone anymore."

Li Mo felt utterly exhausted, both physically and mentally, and said.

"Since that's how you think, there's nothing I can do. But I have something to say to you. Your current frustration is nothing more than the disappointment that comes from having your right to be willful taken away, and the disappointment that comes from realizing that your words aren't as effective as you thought."

Liu Meng remained silent.

Li Mo said it all calmly.

"I went to see them. The films he got, 'The Dog' and 'Hey Society,' aren't exactly high-quality resources. 'The Dog,' as a low-budget art film, is produced in large numbers every year. 'Hey Society,' judging from the title, is unlikely to pass censorship, and it's not a mainstream film either. He's just found a breathing space. That's enough. There's no need to target him so much; it makes us look bad. Our son, once he gets into the performing arts troupe, will receive all my resources, the best resources I can provide. He's born with a silver spoon in his mouth; why should we be at odds with people from humble backgrounds?"

"Would they really have areas where their resources clash? Why bother?"

Liu Meng's mood had eased a bit, and Li Mo's words made some sense.

If his son, Li Yichun, were to join the performing arts troupe, he would be showered with top-tier resources, following in his father's footsteps, working within the system, and attaining a military rank.

My son at that time.

Li Yun, who was struggling and crawling in that quagmire, was from a completely different world. He had a bright future ahead of him and was worlds apart from the small fry.

This is the situation.

Why should I be so conflicted?

Perhaps the reason I'm angry is simply because I've realized that my power isn't actually that overwhelming.

The other side, like a salted fish, has turned the tables.

That's still salted fish. Never mind.

"Young Master Li."

"Don't mess with our Young Master Li, he's very angry right now."

At this moment, Li Yichun was acting drunk and disorderly in her private room.

Why?

Why isn't that ant dead yet?

They actually turned things around?

"Mom! Didn't I say we couldn't let that guy stay in the entertainment industry? How come his name is still here! Are you kidding me?!"

At this moment, Li Yichun was angry, furious, and losing her temper on the phone.

He was furious.

He certainly wouldn't think that this commoner who looked so much like him was related to him by blood.

He just felt that he had been so impulsive that he hadn't managed to kill the ant, and that the ant was still alive and well.

It's disgusting, and it really upsets Li Shao, who has always been willful since childhood.

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The feeling of being disgusted to the point of anger.

"That's what Liu Meng said on the other end of the phone."

"Don't bother with an ant. Think about your dad, his Model of the Times medal hasn't even been awarded yet. That guy must have some connections; I heard Stephen Chow and Cheung Da-beard personally spoke up for him."

"So you've made me suffer!"

"Listen to me. First, find some time to get your broadcasting and hosting certificate. We'll take the exam to get a position in a performing arts troupe, and then we'll arrange resources for you. You'll have top-tier resources and a promising future. Even if we don't interfere, he'll be pretty much finished once he reaches the second tier. But you'll start with resources that are top-tier. You can't compare. As long as he's still in the industry, there will be plenty of opportunities to mess with him. Be good, just stay quiet for now."

After a long while, Li Yichun finally calmed down.

You're lucky.

But I can't let go of the things that made me lose face.

They clearly told their friends they were going to mess with you.

I haven't managed to get it done yet.

Lost face

At this moment, Li Yichun felt that she urgently needed something to vent her emotions.

"Young Master Li is here."

Li Yichun left her private room and searched outside.

Looking for a "good girl" who doesn't belong in a bar.

Only a "good girl" can satisfy his inner desire to conquer.

There has to be a place.

We must carry on his "willfulness".

The young actor offended the Li family.

It has been banned.

It lasted for three days.

This news wasn't exactly a secret; after all, if a big shot wanted to blacklist someone, it had to be known within the industry.

And this time.

What's surprising is that this ban only lasted for three days.

After all, it was just a casual remark that the Li family's wife didn't want to see him. Of course, given the Li family's wife's power, even a casual remark could bring an ordinary person to ruin.

This time, Li Yun was actually able to get up.

The reason for getting up has also revealed the tip of the iceberg.

Zhang Dahuzi, a prominent figure in Beijing's elite circles.

Stephen Chow in the Hong Kong entertainment circle.

This is intriguing.

Those behind the scenes are all pondering the actions behind this incident, wondering if Li Yun has become a pawn in the power struggles of powerful figures. Even within a circle, there are different factions. Li Mo is a big shot in the Beijing circle; logically, Zhang Da Huzi certainly wouldn't help him.

This time, Zhang Dahuzi didn't hide his actions and found Li Yun a project called "The Dog," a second-rate art film.

Although it's only second-rate.

But it also made its stance clear.

This reveals the attitude of the person behind Zhang Da Huzi.

The epic battles within the game have even caused everyone to somewhat overlook Li Yun, who serves as a pawn in the game.

At this time.

Li Yun felt that he was in it.

But I still feel a sense of crisis.

"That's why we should take the exam and get a government job."

Li Yun thought for a moment.

Version of the answer.

Having a formal institutional affiliation means you are not afraid of any form of censorship.

Of course, one cannot completely enter the system; there are restrictions on the roles one can take within the system.

Li Yun happened to learn that the Sky Art Troupe had a special structure with the same promotion channels and status, but no restrictions on the roles they could take, and they could also join an agency. Of course, they couldn't take roles like the 3D meatball movie.

Although Li Yun hadn't intended to take on this kind of role.

As a position with relaxed restrictions, there is very little salary, only a basic salary.

It's quite similar to the policies that state-owned enterprises introduced back in the day to encourage entrepreneurship, such as allowing employees to start their own businesses while retaining their positions.

This is the tide of the times in the organization.

Li Yun also wanted to catch up.

but.

My current vocational school diploma is not even enough to meet the basic requirements for a bachelor's degree.

But it's okay.

Let's try to get an adult education degree through special admissions.

The following schedule.

It's out.

I auditioned for "Election" and "Peace is Precious" for the role of Jimmy.

The filming of "The Dog" was a shabby art-house film crew that directly gave the lead role. It was much better than "Blind Shaft," but still shabby.

Go get a degree in broadcasting and hosting, then take the exam for a permanent position in the Aerospace Engineering Corps, so you can be fearless against these monsters and demons who try to suppress you.

I'm a government employee with a clean record, and you, Li Mo, are a role model of our time. You wouldn't continue making fermented rice wine, would you?

"It feels like a thousand troops crossing a single-plank bridge," Jiang Chenggang murmured. "You didn't even pass the single-plank bridge in your college entrance exam, this one looks even harder."

"It's all about human effort, I've actually thought about that before."

In fact, Li Yun had thought about the issue of taking the civil service exam many times.

What kind of damn background do you need when you're out here?

Nothing compares to the bright and impressive backdrop of the five-starred red flag.

However, the cost or difficulty of obtaining this background is too great, and the benefits are not very obvious.

Even in the entertainment industry, there aren't many actors with official positions.

Moreover, for many actors, the benefits of being employed under a state-run system are not apparent. They don't earn much more money and face many restrictions, making them seem less "free."

This is also a very interesting point. The entertainment industry in this era is somewhat influenced by Hollywood, and the pursuit of "freedom" is still a bit obsessive.

It is something that has been culturally exported and shaped into the form of another country.

But Li Yun, being a time traveler, knew how to compile this thing. It was the answer within the version of the answer.

"Alright, why don't you give it a try?"

Jiang Chenggang didn't care. Whether Li Yun passed the exam or not, it didn't really matter. In fact, he didn't care about the matter at all.

In Jiang Chenggang's opinion, it would be more effective to drink a few more glasses of Moutai and Wuliangye with Stephen Chow and Zhang Dahuzi.

Li Yun has also made arrangements for the rest of the trip.

First, I went to try out for the rice, then I took the adult education exam for broadcasting and hosting, and then I went to film "The Dog".

The schedule is also packed.

at this time.

When Li Yun went to pack her things and prepare to leave, she arranged for the dog food and got dressed.

While tidying up the room, I found an old photo—a picture of myself and my mother when I was a child.

A feeling of warmth.

Even if Li Yun didn't have any real feelings for the 'mother' in the photo, the feelings in this body couldn't be faked.

It is a longing and warmth for one's mother.

Unforgettable.

Keep it in mind.

Li Yun murmured to himself.

"Just you wait. I will climb up step by step, become famous step by step, and make him regret abandoning my mother and me back then. In front of everyone, I will tear off his hypocritical mask."

(End of this chapter)