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Chapter 601 I feel like someone's stealing my house

Tonight, Bai Liang and Wu Jing sneaked into the same room together.

The two weren't planning on making up any Chengdu stories; they just had some drinks and were going to watch a previously recorded program together, namely "The Happiness Trio".

Because Da Tian Tian was somewhat "let loose" on that show, Yanzi went to "review" the final cut of this episode, so there's no need to worry about it being edited into something too outrageous.

For example, the time when Da Tian Tian calls him "husband," or the time when the two of them stay together at night.
If these things are broadcast, even if Da Tian Tian doesn't have any substance, some things will still be unclear.

However, after some editing, these overly explicit things will naturally not be seen by the audience, but some things are unavoidable.

That's the look in Da Tian Tian's eyes when she looked at Bai Liang on the show.
If she were Yang Mi, it would be understandable if she looked at everyone with a seductive gaze, but that's not the case at all.

Normally, Da Tian Tian's eyes are clear but reveal a hint of foolishness, giving her a cute and well-behaved puppy-like appearance.

However, her behavior on the show and the way she looked at Bai Liang made it seem like the little puppy already had an owner.
The above comments are some outrageous things that appeared on Weibo after the show aired.

Da Tian Tian's gaze towards Bai Liang before wasn't exactly innocent; otherwise, where would the rumors between them have come from?
With her terrible acting skills, it's impossible for her to fake the effect of "we were just having fun in the movie, but we're just pretending in real life".

It's simply because of the recent "child rumor" between the two of them that a lot of people have started shooting arrows before drawing targets.

However, as time went by, the rumors lost their appeal. That's just how the entertainment industry is; many things end up without a clear conclusion.

Most scandals require the parties involved to come forward.

Obviously, neither of the two parties involved in this matter can make any statement.

Bai Liang hasn't said anything about this matter yet, but the company is intensifying its efforts to create some outrageous haters.

As for Da Tian Tian, ​​she's still doing the splits!
It's unclear who gave her the idea, but it seems she planned to prove her "innocence" in this way without directly addressing the issue.

In the background of her photos of people doing the splits, there is usually a television playing or something else that can indicate when the photo was taken.

To avoid accusations that she used old images or something.

In short, with such efforts, rumors have indeed gradually lost their appeal.

In other words, there's nothing particularly fresh happening in the entertainment industry lately, so marketing accounts can only rehash old news.

Of course, these marketing accounts are becoming increasingly cautious with their words. They never name names or use any absolute statements, only saying things like "I heard," "maybe," or "probably." They have no choice but to do this, otherwise they could easily get "sent to jail" if they're not careful.

However, after this episode of "The Happiness Trio" aired, although Da Tian Tian's "unclean" gaze towards Bai Liang still had a market, it was also diverted a lot of attention by other things.

Whether it's the stand-up comedy-style chat between Bai Liang and Uncle Qian, or the all-around competition with He Youjun, the son of the gambling king, these are clearly topics that audiences love to watch and discuss.

But the most popular person in this episode was still Da Tian Tian.

Top trending topic: Da Tian Tian, ​​the queen of cheongsams!
Da Tian Tian, ​​who plays the character Si Teng and even has a special skin, went absolutely crazy!

She appeared dressed in a cheongsam from the Republican era, exuding a cool and sexy vibe while also being incredibly elegant.

Most importantly, he also has a sharp tongue.

These elements, combined with Da Tiantian's original good looks and figure, make her exceptionally captivating.

"I love it! Who was the genius who came up with the idea of ​​putting Tian Tian in a cheongsam? She looks so beautiful!"

"It's so strange to see him so seriously scolding those little fish, but I love watching it!"

"Slurp~ Tian Tian has such a great figure! So voluptuous! Hehe~"

"Is this what Tian Tian and Da Xian look like in their new drama? I'm already really looking forward to it!"

"You little slut, you're seducing me~ Once it airs, I'm going to watch you on my big TV until I'm exhausted!"

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Da Tian Tian's popularity surged this time, but the most important factor was actually the contrast.

Her own adorable personality is quite different from the character of Si Teng.

Even on the show, he was just cursing the fish, but then he went and hugged the net like an idiot, looking like he was going to fight the big fish to the death.

Who doesn't love contrast?

This wave of hype has really pushed the pre-release buzz for "Sito" to its limit, and then...
"The Age of Awakening" is airing!
This drama is somewhat like a TV version of "The Founding of a Republic," but in more detail, starting with the New Culture Movement and ending with Chen Yi in the South and Li Keqiang in the North.

The show's ratings weren't particularly high when it first aired.

Of course, the comparison is with Bai Liang's hit dramas and even drama kings.

After all, he's not the male lead in this film, and given the nature of the subject matter, it's not easy for him to become a breakout star.

But as a major CCTV drama, "The Awakening Era" received a fair amount of publicity and attracted many casual viewers.

Historical dramas are really hard to film, mainly because they tend to go to extremes, or become too rigid and boring, just like a history book.

Or perhaps the screenwriter overdid it and wrote something too outrageous, in which case they would naturally be heavily criticized.

However, the quality of "The Age of Awakening" is undeniable. Centered around Chen Zhongfu, the story unfolds from the initial predicament of founding the New Youth magazine, to the conflict between the old and new cultures, to the suppression by Zhang Fengzai and his bureaucratic forces, culminating in the Paris Peace Conference as the climax.

The appearance of the young instructors immediately went viral.

Before the instructor appeared, there was a long shot of a farmer leading a cow.

Then, a troop of soldiers on horseback, carrying guns, galloped arrogantly through the streets, while passersby, both flustered and unsurprised, scattered in all directions to avoid them.

Immediately afterwards, a young teacher carrying a stack of "Youth Magazine" came running onto the stage.
The two-minute silent film, in which none of the main characters utter a single word, uses the teacher's running scene to bring forth a multitude of metaphorical and allegorical images, depicting the contradictions, conflicts, and helplessness of old China under the weight of a great era.
Therefore, after its premiere, "The Age of Awakening" has been gradually rising in terms of ratings and viewership.

Many fans who initially tuned in for Bai Liang gradually became his advocates.

If things continue to develop in this way, "The Age of Awakening" will naturally and unsurprisingly become a successful work.

Hmm. It feels like something's missing?
Is it just a successful work?
Bai Liang is the lead actor!
You had nothing better to do than act in a patriotic film. Now your golden image is about to be shattered, isn't it?
Even though the encyclopedia entry for "The Age of Awakening" states that Bai Liang has a special appearance, his name is listed far too early in the cast list. This was originally a well-intentioned move by the production team, to thank Bai Liang for his willingness to participate, even though he wasn't playing the male lead.

After all, their production team doesn't have the same close relationship with Bai Liang as Da Tian Tian, ​​which would allow him to play a supporting role to the female lead.

So this means I owe someone a favor.

Ironically, this has now become evidence for some people to subtly criticize Bai Liang for being "incompetent."

However, this is quite normal; many people in the entertainment industry receive this kind of treatment, and Bai Liang is not the only one.

If the ratings are high, they'll try to smear the show's reputation; if both ratings and reputation are good, they'll nitpick and find specific clips to attack it. This is all considered...
Of course, anyone with a normal brain knows that this is complete nonsense. No actor in the entertainment industry can claim that whatever they act in will be a hit.

In addition, "The Age of Awakening" was already very successful, almost the pinnacle of tribute dramas, it just didn't break out of its niche to the same extent as before.

To insist on using this as a basis to say that Bai Liang isn't as fierce as before is pure nonsense.

Sister Meng said: Even someone as "stupid" as me thinks this doesn't make sense. What are these sour grapes talking about?

In order to protect Bai Liang, even Sister Meng, who usually emphasizes her "smartness," admitted that she was "stupid."

"What weird marketing accounts have you been reading this time? Have you forgotten the methods you taught me before?" Bai Liang asked with interest.

When Sister Meng was being attacked online before, she came up with a tortoise-like method: ignore it, don't listen, don't look, and don't do anything.

Just shut your head and let people talk to you.
When it was Bai Liang's turn, she acted like she was watching a TV series, cursing and swearing while constantly searching for related topics, and then continuing to curse and swear indignantly. Sometimes when she saw something too outrageous, she would get so angry that her nostrils would flare up and she would be breathing like a little train.

Upon hearing this, Sister Meng shrugged and stuck out her tongue.
There's nothing I can do, she's just really free!

In "The Battle at Lake Changjin", she only had a small role, and to put it bluntly, it could probably be filmed in a single day.

She's been in the production for quite a while now!
She had nothing to do all day, so she could only play with Bai Liang for a while when he wasn't filming.

Most of the time I just curl up in the RV and "pick my toes," what else would I be looking at if not gossip?
My days are more fulfilling and enjoyable, especially at night.

This was the first time since "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" that Sister Meng had been able to get along with Bai Liang on set like this.

Without anyone else to bother them, the two could spend almost every night together.

Although they had filmed "Joy of Life" together before, there were just too many girls in the "Joy of Life" crew, and Sister Meng often couldn't get any food. After all...
This doesn't look like the cast of "The Battle at Lake Changjin" at all; the entire cast is male actors.

However, having too many male actors isn't good either. Bai Liang has been drinking with people quite a few times at night lately, and Sister Meng has a lot of opinions about it!

Because she wants to snuggle up in Bai Liang's arms to sleep at night!

She couldn't stand drinking so frequently. It wasn't that she couldn't stand the smell of alcohol, but mainly that her body couldn't handle it.

If they really get too drunk and just collapse into bed at the hotel, that's fine, but Sister Meng is actually kind of looking forward to it!
That way, I can take meticulous care of him, and he'll be so touched when he wakes up!
She learned these things from Sister Qian.

When it comes to men, offering care and attention during their vulnerable moments probably doesn't require much effort, but that sentiment can reach over 99% of men.

In a sense, this is what it truly means to "just want an attitude".

However, Bai Liang never gets drunk to that extent. In any case, Sister Meng has never seen him really drunk, and he never needs any care.

But the added effect of alcohol is always there, who can stand it? The burning sensation is so intense it's like my skin is going to peel off.

For the first time, Sister Meng was going back to an ex with such intensity, and she exclaimed that she couldn't take it anymore. Going back to an ex is nice, but you can't go overboard!
Slumped miserably on her knees on the sofa, clutching Bai Liang's shoulders and resting her head on them, Sister Meng pouted and complained coquettishly, "If only you could spend more time with me during the day~"

"We have to film during the day, and you've been holed up in the RV the whole time, refusing to get out."

"There were so many people on set, I felt a little embarrassed. And quite a few people were giving me strange looks."

The reason Sister Meng said that was naturally because of Da Tian Tian's fault.

These days, Da Tian Tian is in the spotlight so much that her story with Bai Liang has been adapted into dozens of versions.

The crew of "The Battle at Lake Changjin" naturally couldn't resist following the gossip, speculating about the relationship between the two, including but not limited to whether they had children.

Just then, Sister Meng arrived. As an actress whose role was almost equivalent to a cameo, it was already quite strange that she joined the crew so early.

Meanwhile, she was always glued to Bai Liang, spending her days in his RV and her nights in his room. Whether it was intentional or not, after Sister Meng arrived, she didn't even have her own room and moved directly into Bai Liang's place.

The production crew didn't really have any secrets about this, and since she didn't even pretend, how could people around her not look at her strangely?
Of course, this only applies to the strange look in their eyes.

No one dared to gossip or make any noise. When Wu Jing and Chen Kaige saw her, they casually called her "Sister Meng" with a smile, and Sister Meng's status in the crew immediately became "transcendent".

With Bai Liang protecting her, who would dare to treat her like an ordinary third-tier starlet?
She's respected by the "three big names" of the production crew!
Hmm. Not only that~
Sure enough, when the staff came to inform Bai Liang to go to the Shanghai Theatre Academy, Sister Meng was about to enter another state of boredom, picking her toes and scrolling through her phone.

Just then, Chen Hong arrived.

Sister Meng is indeed quite talented in making friends.

When she first arrived at the film crew, Chen Hong looked her up and down and treated her so-so, not really liking her.

That's quite normal. With Sister Meng's somewhat seductive and manipulative appearance, women who aren't familiar with her would probably naturally feel some aversion.

However, because there were very few women in the "Changjin Lake" crew, their relationship grew better and better after they spent more time together.

They've even gotten to the point where they're agreeing to "pick their toes" together.

However, Sister Meng still used a little trick!
Her "friendship" this time was a little different from usual; she was somewhat ingratiating towards Chen Hong.

It wasn't about how I would fare on set, but rather that I genuinely wanted to learn something from her.

I need advice on how to "rise to the top"!
Just then, Bai Liang, who was preparing to film, seemed to suddenly sense something and turned around to look at his RV.

Wu Jing, who was about to film a scene with him, saw this and casually asked, "What's wrong?"

"I feel like someone's raiding my base!"

(End of this chapter)