This top guy is crazy!

Late at night, Cheng Cheng lay in bed, stroking Nilukezi's damp hair:

"Be good~"

Nilukezi's face was still flushed as she asked softly:

"Boss, did I pass the acting test?"

Cheng Cheng deliberately hesitated for a moment before speaking from a fair and objective perspective:

"Hmm, you've improved. However, you can't slack off on acting lessons. Over the next few days, I'll continue to guide you, and I'll have to intensify the training, understand?"

Nilukezi subconsciously let out an "ah," stuck out her tongue softly, and muttered to herself:
Should the intensity be increased further?

Today's "lesson" was already too intense for her to handle, and the thought of having to go even harder made her face contort in pain. But she thought, maybe she could beg for mercy?
Over the next few days, Cheng Cheng and Nilukezi had a very tight schedule in Xinjiang Province.

The Xinjiang Provincial Cultural and Tourism Conference lasted for several days, during which Cheng Cheng put forward several feasible suggestions.

"The Scenery Here" is his main completed project, but he has no intention of putting "My Altay" aside either.

However, "My Altay" has a total of 8 episodes. Compared with Cheng Cheng's big production "The Scenery Here" it can only be considered a "small piece", so the start of production can be postponed.

Nilukezi perfectly embodied the role of "business card," behaving appropriately and speaking eloquently in various situations.

Finally, on the morning of the last day of the trip, Cheng Cheng finished writing the entire "This Side of the Scenery".

The next step is scriptwriting, but this is not something he can do alone; he needs the collaboration of a professional screenwriter who is well-versed in the local culture to complete it.

In response, the Xinjiang provincial government promised to find him a top-notch team of screenwriters.

That day, after finishing their trip, Cheng Cheng accompanied Nilukezi home in the afternoon.

Niluqizi's parents are a typical Uyghur family, warm and hospitable, and they were very surprised and honored by their daughter's boss's visit.

After having dinner together, the two headed to the airport to catch a late-night flight back to the capital.

On the return flight, Nilukezi whispered:

"Boss, thank you."

"Why are you thanking me?" Cheng Cheng turned his head away.

Nilukezi said:
“I know that you mainly came to Xinjiang for me. If it weren’t to support me, you wouldn’t have made a special trip to my hometown, nor would you have needed to attend such a provincial-level cultural and tourism conference, let alone write a novel specifically about Xinjiang. Moreover, you even took the time to accompany me home. My parents were truly overjoyed…”

Cheng Cheng glanced at her in surprise, not expecting that she knew all of this.

He said:

"You're overthinking it. Myth needs to deepen its strategic layout across the country. Xinjiang Province is the second stop, and for the domestic entertainment industry, Xinjiang Province is almost a blue ocean. No one in the domestic entertainment industry has done it before, or rather, no one has the ability to do it. But now, Myth wants to be the pioneer."

Your image and place of origin are ready-made bridges.

Of course, it would be great if we could also pave the way for you to succeed. The higher you climb, the greater your value to the company.

Nilukezi's lips curved into a smile. She pulled the blanket up around her, revealing only her delicate face:

"Okay! I understand, boss. I will try my best to increase my value."

She knew that her boss actually had many women, including Sister Wenlian, Sister Yan Gou'er, President Li Zhuo, and Sister Jiang Nan, but she was never jealous because she knew that a man like her boss would not be devoted to any one woman.

But he's also very kind to every woman.
"When am I going to give the boss a baby from Xinjiang?" Nilukezi thought to herself. This thought made her cheeks flush slightly. Perhaps this was her greatest advantage? After all, among all the boss's women, she was the only one from Xinjiang, and only she could give the boss a baby from Xinjiang.

"But that's probably a long way off, isn't it?" Her thoughts wandered aimlessly, tinged with a sweet anticipation. "I guess I'll have to wait until I'm almost thirty? At least, I need to finish filming 'This Side of the Scenery' first."

-

After returning from Xinjiang Province, Cheng Cheng didn't stay in China for more than a few days before flying to Serbia.

Wang Hong was also with them.

The reason is simple—Lucy is about to be released.

At the party, elegant ladies and graceful women mingled, and glasses clinked in celebration.

Cheng Cheng introduced Wang Hong to a group of Hollywood stars, directors, producers, and tycoons.

Wang Hong wore a black velvet dress, the design of which perfectly outlined her graceful figure.

Her long hair was elegantly styled up, revealing her slender and graceful swan neck. Her makeup was exquisite and sophisticated, with a touch of red lipstick that exuded confidence. The deep V-neckline showcased her enviable figure.

For Hollywood, Wang Hong is a new face.

But everyone knew that after tonight, Wang Hong would become a hot star in Hollywood.

It's simply because she's the lead actress in Cheng Cheng's movie.

Wang Hong showed no stage fright whatsoever. With the sassy aura she had cultivated through the cutthroat world of the Chinese entertainment industry, she shook hands and exchanged pleasantries with the celebrities, displaying elegance and composure, holding her own in the slightest.

He showed absolutely no sign of being subservient, which impressed many in Hollywood.
As expected of the people Cheng Cheng trained, not one of them is a coward.

Cheng Cheng was fairly satisfied with Wang Hong's performance; she hadn't embarrassed him.

He wasn't afraid that Wang Hong would act arrogantly in Serbia because of him; what he feared was that even with his support, Wang Hong wouldn't be able to stand up for herself, bullying the weak domestically and being subservient abroad.

At least based on her current performance, Wang Hong has great potential to develop in Hollywood.

Perhaps, after "Lucy" is released, Wang Hong can be left to her own devices in Hollywood for a few years, carving out her own place before returning to China.

Following the reception, "Lucy" officially launched its global promotional campaign.

The Serbian media, having received money from Cheng Cheng, reported on it extensively:

The Hollywood Reporter:
"Cheng Cheng's new film is about to be released, and it is a breathtaking sci-fi masterpiece! Cheng Cheng has reshaped the action sci-fi genre with his crazy imagination. The performance of Chinese actress Wang Hong is a revolutionary breakthrough, and the fight scenes are full of amazing power and beauty."

Variety: "Lucy blends Eastern philosophical reflection with Western high-speed action scenes, making it a visual feast."

Today, Cheng Cheng is no longer an unknown in Hollywood, but a prominent star and director whose every move attracts media attention, not to mention his new works.

The news immediately attracted the attention of countless netizens on social media.

Meanwhile, "Lucy" has also begun its promotional campaign in China, and the release date has been set for October 1st, National Day.

This has generated immense anticipation among countless fans:

There's a new movie to watch.

They really wouldn't dare go to the cinema to watch movies by other directors. (End of Chapter)