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"It's really a rare sight. Over the years, I haven't seen Director Jiang walk the red carpet arm in arm with a beautiful girl. So, is there going to be good news?"

After the two of them signed, Xie Nan began to ask questions with a smile.

Jiang Heng said with a smile: "It was mainly because Yang Mi was starring in a special effects movie for the first time, so she was not that confident. She asked me to come and support her when the movie was about to be released. I thought, is there any need to ask that? But what she meant by support was that she wanted me to walk the red carpet with her!"

Xie Nan's eyes lit up when he heard this. "Wow, that's great, Director Jiang. I'll go make a movie later. Can you come and support me then?"

Jiang Heng smiled and said, "No problem, as long as Wu Jing has no objection, I don't mind!"

Xie Nan looked thoughtful, "Who is Wu Jing?"

"Hahaha!"

Xie Nan teased Yang Mi again, asking how it felt to walk the red carpet arm in arm with Jiang Heng.

Yang Mi said: "I remembered an interlude in "Chinese Paladin III"!"

"Which one?"

"I will never change in this life!"

"Wow!"

After Yang Mi gave the answer, not only Xie Nan exclaimed, but also the reporters and audience on the red carpet were exclaiming.

The truth is that Jiang Heng has been in the entertainment industry for so many years, and although there have been occasional rumors about female scandals, he has never been so close to any female star in public.

Yang Mi’s words further confirmed that the relationship between the two was not ordinary!

Xie Nan wanted to make a few more jokes, but Jiang Heng didn't dare to stay any longer. He motioned Yang Mi to hold his arm, nodded slightly to the reporters, and then walked into the main venue.

At this point, Xie Nan still didn't give up on this explosive topic. He looked at the two people's backs and said in amazement: "Really, I don't know if tonight's movie is shocking, but the scene of Director Jiang and Yang Mi walking on the red carpet together really shocked me. What about you?"

"It's so shocking!"

"Tomorrow morning's headlines!"

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At the main venue, the film's director Zhang Yimou, producer Du Huan, Huang Xuan who played the male lead Fusu, Ding Haifeng who played Meng Tian, ​​Zang Jinsheng who played the First Emperor, Zhang Shi who played Zhao Gao, and Zhang Ruolan who played the Princess of Daqin and had a cameo appearance with Jiang Heng in the film were all present.

A small number of guests also attended, including Yu Dong and Chen Daoming.

After the ceremony began, director Zhang Yimou came on stage and talked about the original intention of creating the film.

He immediately began to thank everyone and invited Jiang Heng to the stage.

Jiang Heng naturally didn't want to steal the show, so he went on stage and said a few simple words before handing the initiative over to Zhang Yimou.

The latter called all the main creators to the stage and gave a brief promotional speech, which took no more than twenty minutes in total, and then the film viewing session began.

The first shot that appeared on the big screen was a rain of arrows, as if it was directly transplanted from the movie "Hero".

This is followed by a quick cut of scenes of Qin's conquest of the six kingdoms, as well as scenes described in "On the Qin Dynasty" such as the First Emperor ascending the throne, collecting the world's weapons and casting them into twelve golden men, destroying famous cities, and killing heroes.

Although these scenes flash by quickly, they are not difficult to understand for Chinese people who have some historical knowledge.

This series of shots shows only one thing: this country is really too powerful.

The story begins in the northern border of the empire.

From a bird's-eye view, on the Gobi Desert covered with yellow sand, a team of Qin soldiers led a group of civilians to escort supplies forward.

The camera switches to a squad leader who wonders to the person next to him: "Do you feel like there's something watching us?"

The man next to him laughed and said, "How is that possible? The six kingdoms have been destroyed, and the grasslands are full of barbarians who don't even have enough weapons. As for wild animals, even if a tiger comes, it will have to take a detour if it sees us. Who dares to attack us?"

"That's right, the chief must be thinking about his wife, he is in a trance, haha!"

Everyone in the team laughed, except for the leader, who looked suspiciously into the distance behind him, but unfortunately still found nothing.

But the audience knew that the monster must have targeted this team and was ready to hunt them.

What’s even more thrilling is that both the Qin army and the civilians were completely unaware of the impending danger.

Some audience members couldn't help but say, "Director Zhang's technique seems to be different from before!"

"Yeah, it's a bit of a reference to Jurassic Park!"

"I guess it's Director Jiang's influence!"

"Of course. I guess they were just chatting about their shooting experiences when they were free, and it affected them a little bit!"

"It's not that simple. I think Director Jiang interfered with the filming of the movie. The narrative style is different now!"

Inside the venue, some audience members were discussing in low voices.

Even more people were looking at the big screen nervously, because after night fell, they were still staring at the campsite of the Qin army and the cooks from a distant, overhead perspective.

In the second half of the night, the monster that had been following for a long time finally moved.

But the camera is its perspective, so the audience cannot see its full picture at all.

The camera moved forward quickly and soon arrived at the camp.

The cart jumped over the simple "fence" placed outside and broke into a tent. Several muffled groans were heard, followed by chewing sounds.

On a moonlit night in the Gobi Desert, a Qin soldier leaned against a grain cart and yawned, muttering, "Why haven't you come to take over yet?"

When he turned around, he saw a huge black shadow emerging from the military tent.

When their eyes met, the soldier's eyes first opened wide, an expression of extreme fear on his face, and then he let out a shrill scream, but the scream stopped abruptly.

Through the shadow on the ground, the audience could understand that it was a monster similar to a dinosaur, which bit the soldier and lifted him into the air...

A few days later, a group of Qin cavalry arrived here on horseback. After searching the camp, they reported to the cavalry commander.

"Sir, there is no shortage of food and supplies, but the soldiers and civilians who escorted them are gone, leaving only some debris. I suspect...!"

"What do you suspect?"

"I suspect they were all eaten by wild beasts!"

"Ridiculous! There are no tigers in this vast Gobi Desert. How could there be a beast that could eat ten Qin soldiers and fifty civilians? Even if it was a pack of wolves, the soldiers of our Great Qin would not be completely wiped out. We couldn't even send out signal fire!"

Another cavalryman said, "Sir, I checked all the grain carts and found no signs of damage from the claws of wild beasts. So the wild beasts are very good at jumping, so it must not be the work of wolves!"

"That's strange. It's neither a tiger nor a pack of wolves. Could it be some kind of monster? Even if there is a monster, it will flee in front of the Qin army!" said the cavalry general proudly, and the cavalry naturally agreed.

When checking again, the originally docile warhorse suddenly became irritable.

Those who were not tied up broke free and ran wildly to the south, while those who were tied to the grain carts shook their heads wildly, trying to break free from the reins.

The cavalry captain's face turned ugly in an instant, and he pulled out his bronze sword with a "swish".

He looked around vigilantly, "Something's happening!"

The remaining cavalrymen no longer cared about their frightened horses, but drew their swords and formed a battle formation.

Some viewers were puzzled and asked: "Why, they just ignore the horses so easily? They are cavalry!"

My friend explained, "The Qin Dynasty didn't have stirrups yet, so the cavalry wasn't that powerful. War horses don't obey, so it's safer to fight on the ground."

On the big screen, the cavalry commander said similar words, ordering everyone to form a battle formation and hold their ground and wait for reinforcements, while he went to set off the signal smoke.

Soon, straight smoke rose straight into the sky over the empty Gobi Desert.

And this signal seemed to stimulate the hunting monster.

But then a low, long and piercing roar was heard from behind a sand dune about a few hundred steps outside the camp.

Just a moment later, two similar echoes were heard from farther away. Although the sound was lower, everyone present could hear it clearly.

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"We are really in trouble now, but luckily we have sent the signal and the general has sent people over. It will take less than a day. As long as we can hold on, we will be rewarded!"

"We have food, water, weapons, and armor. Why should we be afraid of just a few monsters?"

"That's right, that's right. If you ask me, it's a chance for us to make meritorious contributions!"

Everyone in the cavalry squad was very optimistic.

But as time went by, the reinforcements had not arrived, and the monsters had not come either. Everyone's spirits could no longer remain tense, and they became a little listless.

"It tastes a bit wrong!" An old soldier played by Yang Haoyu suddenly said.

The cavalry commander said, "Old Huang, something is wrong!"

"Those monsters have reunited!"

"what?"

"You mean, they are going to start a siege?"

"will not!"

Old Huang frowned, looking at the colorful clouds in the distance, "They will not attack until the sun sets!"

As soon as these words came out, everyone in the team became more nervous.

The commander was more relieved. "Okay, let's have a night battle, make a fire, cook, and get more torches!"

The thought that fire could drive away wild beasts calmed everyone down a little.

Except for a few people who were keeping watch on the surroundings, the rest of the people made fires, cooked, wiped swords, and checked bows and crossbows.

The monster lying in ambush in the distance apparently noticed the human's actions and suddenly roared.

After one monster roared, the others followed suit. At this moment, the sun was setting in the west, and the boundary between yin and yang was separating. There were more than ten monsters roaring around, and the scene was really terrifying.

The cavalry commander was so frightened that the bronze sword in his hand nearly dropped. He was only a centurion, and he did not bring all his troops with him this time. There were only more than sixty people. If he really went up against dozens of monsters that were more ferocious than tigers, he would surely be in great danger!

Not far away, Old Huang said in a shrill voice: "Here it comes!"

Just as the sun was setting, more than a dozen huge black shadows emerged from behind sand dunes, earthen ridges and other "obstacles" that could block the view, and rushed towards the camp at an extremely fast speed.

Because these monsters came from all directions, the commander didn't know which direction to command everyone to shoot arrows at first.

And with the speed these things are going, would shooting arrows really work?
Just as he was hesitating, Old Huang couldn't help but yell, "Concentrate the crossbows to the north, fire at them first, and shoot down one first!"

The cavalrymen were almost scared silly and subconsciously followed Lao Huang's orders. Those with crossbows gathered on the north side of the camp and pointed their crossbows in the direction where the monster was attacking.

But when this thing came closer, everyone was dumbfounded. What the hell was this thing?
But what was rushing in front was a monster about four or five meters tall, with a huge mouth and teeth, and on both sides of the mouth were a pair of ugly and creepy eyes. The monster was on all fours, had sharp claws and fangs, and seemed to have a tail.

If there are more than ten monsters of the same size, how can we defeat them?

However, looking around, except for one which was about two meters tall and slightly thin, the rest were four or five meters tall, and the largest one was about six meters.

The soldiers in the camp were so frightened that they forgot to release their bows and crossbows.

It was Old Huang who finally reacted and shouted at the top of his lungs, "Release the crossbow, release the crossbow!"

More than thirty cavalrymen fired their crossbows and fired a hail of arrows at the fastest-running monster. Unlike the monster, which had a body of iron and steel, most of the crossbows used by the Qin Dynasty were bounced off it, with only one arrow hitting its eye by chance.

The monster felt unbearable pain, opened its bloody mouth and roared, then used its hind legs to jump several meters and landed in the camp with a bang.

When the cavalrymen thought that there were more than a dozen similar monsters, their will collapsed instantly.

The horses were scared away, and the crossbows were not very effective. Could I kill them with just the bronze sword in my hand? Obviously not!

What to do? Of course, try to escape!
Some of the more timid ones turned around and left.

There were also some who were naturally heroic and shouted, "Now if we fight we will die, and if we run away we will also die. We are all going to die anyway, so let's fight to the death to get one!"

After saying that, he raised the bronze sword in his hand and rushed towards the monster that rushed into the camp first.

Upon seeing this, the others also raised their swords and stepped forward, with more than half of them launching an attack together.

The monster opened its mouth wide and swung its sharp claws, killing several people in an instant.

But this also aroused the bloody spirit of the Qin army, and they became more indifferent to life and death, determined to attack this monster at the risk of their lives.

However, this creature had thick skin and flesh, and the sharp bronze sword could only leave a mark on its body when it was chopped down hard, and it was difficult to even make it bleed.

What's even more terrible is that more and more monsters rushed in. If the camp hadn't been too small to maneuver, these sixty-plus people would have been finished in an instant.

During the fight, Old Huang and the commander met together. Old Huang whispered, "I have a trick. Maybe I can kill one of them. I just hope the court can remember and treat my family well!"

The cavalry commander said: "Today, we are all going to die here. The court will not ignore it. But if we can leave a corpse of the monster here for the court, it will definitely be a great achievement!"

"Okay, since you've always wanted to see the sword techniques I learned when I was a ranger, I'll only demonstrate them once!"

After Lao Huang finished speaking, he swung the dagger in his left hand, cut the leather rope of his armor, jumped up, and actually landed on the top of a tent that had not collapsed yet.

"Come on, you unscrupulous monsters, you will be wiped out sooner or later!"

When the monsters around saw this little thing suddenly jump out, they all opened their mouths and roared.

Under the moonlight, Lao Huang spotted the one with the biggest body and the widest mouth, swung the sword in his hand, and leaped over.

On the ground, the cavalry commander saw this scene, his eyes were bloodshot, and he shouted loudly: "Old Huang!" (End of this chapter)