Transmigrated into the body of a tycoon's son's ex-boyfriend

The so-called negative information they spread.

What kind of actor plays important supporting roles when he has no acting credits, has more expensive costumes than others, and relies entirely on post-production editing despite his poor acting skills?

These materials pose absolutely no threat to passersby.

The mentality of passersby when watching gossip is very simple.

If you say he's bad, you need to provide evidence.

Since there's no evidence, we'll just side with him because he's handsome.

Moreover, the writing style and logic of those revelations are so poor that even a casual observer can tell at a glance that they are just fans staging their own drama.

People flooded the comments section of those marketing accounts, with the most popular comment receiving over 30,000 likes.

Capitalists have finally stopped treating us like fools; such exceptional individuals deserve to be praised.

[Looking at those ugly kids every day is an insult to our eyes! I hope all sponsors will open their eyes; only kids of this caliber deserve to be supported!]

The comments below were even more varied.

Sisters, to be fair, this guy is way too handsome.

【No, what are you fans saying about him? I just can't bring myself to say anything when I look at his face】

So what if he has a sugar daddy? Having a sugar daddy means he's capable. If I had money, I'd support him too!

[Can you please stop arguing? I just want to see more of his photos. Can you post more stills from his dramas?]

Lu Yu's early fans, who had gained through short drama clips and stills from "With Immortals," have all come to control the comments section.

Although these fans are far fewer than Qiao Zhixi's fans, they don't curse or spam the comments; they just quietly contribute to the top comments.

Whether it's good or not will be clear once the full movie is released.

A face like that is a feast for the eyes just to appear on screen.

[Our Lu Yu got into the cast through a proper audition. The director himself praised her as a genius newcomer. Go ask Director Chen if you dare.]

Several viewers who had seen Lu Yu's short play spontaneously wrote long reviews, analyzing his performance in "Her Boy" frame by frame.

From eye contact to body language, from tone of voice to micro-expressions, every detail demonstrates that this newcomer's acting skills could not possibly have been developed through the hard work of a sugar daddy.

Qiao Zhixi's fans gradually realized that Lu Yu was impossible to smear.

No one believed the dirt they posted, and the topics they trended were completely overshadowed by comments from ordinary people about their looks.

Their attempts to control the comments were met with silence from onlookers who countered with the simple phrase, "But he's handsome!"

No one in the crew looked at Lu Yu with strange eyes.

Instead, they all comforted him.

"Xiao Lu, eat more, don't take things online to heart."

"Those people are just jealous, Brother Lu, we support you."

Ah Ken touched up his makeup with a powder puff, "Little Fish, don't worry about those sour chickens, I know your level too well."

I knew you were destined for stardom the first time I saw you. I, Ken, have been in this industry for over a decade, and my judgment has never been wrong.

Lu Yu's acting skills and level are obvious to all.

From the first day he joined the crew until now, every scene he filmed and every shot he took has been observed by the director, screenwriter, and the entire crew.

From a stunningly handsome newcomer in the initial promotional photos to now being recognized by the entire crew as the anchor of the set.

Lu Yu took less than two months.

With such good looks and acting skills, she doesn't need any sugar daddies to promote her.

If given a chance to act, he will surely soar to great heights.

Everyone in the crew firmly believed this.

During a break from filming, Shen Yanzhou brought over a box of sliced ​​watermelon from his RV.

The bottom of the disposable plastic box was still covered with a layer of water droplets, as if it had just been taken out of the refrigerator.

He stuck the fork into the biggest piece of watermelon and shoved it into Lu Yu's hand.

"My assistant bought too much. I chilled it in the RV. Eat it quickly, it won't be cold when the sun comes out later."

Lu Yu took it, used a fork to pick up a piece of watermelon, and took a bite.

The watermelon had a crisp flesh, and the cool, sweet juice flowed in my mouth, washing away most of the midday heat.

"Thank you, Teacher Shen."

Shen Yanzhou unscrewed a bottle of water, took a sip, and sat down on the folding chair next to Lu Yu.

He squinted at the props crew setting up the scene in the distance, speaking casually.

"Don't pay attention to those things online. People only criticize you because they're afraid of you. If you were really an unknown nobody, they wouldn't even bother to look at you."

Once your character is presented to the audience, those old, murky pasts will become stepping stones for you.

"When you become famous, all those negative publicity stories about you will be dug up, and your fans will settle scores with you one by one."

Shen Yanzhou placed the water bottle at his feet, turned to look at Lu Yu, and said, "Besides, for a newcomer, being a black streamer is still a streamer."

"What we artists fear most is being silent and having no one pay attention."

Whether people criticize you or praise you, every second they spend on you is increasing your popularity.

Lu Yu knew all of what Shen Yanzhou was saying, and he nodded.

"I know, Teacher Shen, just consider this buzz as a warm-up for 'With Immortals'."

Shen Yanzhou raised an eyebrow, glanced at him with considerable surprise, then patted Lu Yu's shoulder.

The force was considerable; it was a genuine recognition from a senior to a junior.

"You're pretty optimistic, kid. I was worried you'd get stuck on things. Looks like I was overthinking it."

"Okay, I'm relieved to hear that."

Shen Yanzhou picked up the water bottle again, tilted his head back and took a big gulp. Then, remembering something, he pointed at Lu Yu with the bottle opening.

"Filming is going smoothly, and it'll wrap up in about a month. Do you have any ideas for your next project?"

Lu Yu shook his head.

He had finished the watermelon, so he placed the empty box on the equipment box next to him and wiped his fingers with a wet wipe.

"I don't have any works released yet, so I don't have much room for choice. I'll see if there are any production teams that offer audition opportunities."

"That's true. You need to have a role that people remember before you have the right to choose." Shen Yanzhou nodded thoughtfully.

He leaned back in his chair, tapped his fingers on his knees a few times, and suddenly his eyes lit up when he thought of something.

"However, I do know of a movie that hasn't officially cast its male lead yet. If you're interested, I can recommend you for a tryout."

Lu Yu turned her head to look at Shen Yanzhou, waiting for him to continue.

Shen Yanzhou put down the water bottle, his tone more serious than before.

"Several male actors in the industry turned down this role because the performance was too difficult and extremely arduous."

If the acting doesn't go well, the whole movie will be a disaster.

"Moreover, that film required three months of closed-door shooting in extremely harsh conditions, and the male lead needed to lose at least 20 kilograms rapidly during the later stages of filming."

Each of these conditions is extremely demanding, and the director is a niche director, somewhat famous in the industry but not a big name, and they're still struggling to find a male lead.

He looked at Lu Yu, "I don't know if you can endure that hardship."

"Thank you, Teacher Shen. If I have the opportunity, I'd be willing to give it a try." Although this matter is still far from certain, Lu Yu is genuinely grateful to Shen Yanzhou.

He and Shen Yanzhou have been getting along very well during this period.

The two actors had almost no adjustment period from the very first day they worked together.