I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

Looking at the now quiet villa, Wu Baige picked up a teacup, angrily smashed it on the ground, and roared, "You damned Cheng Sheng, I'm going to kill you!"

The fact that thousands of people have been sued for defaming and smearing Cheng Sheng and the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is probably the first such case in history.

In an instant, the news spread from Hong Kong to the whole world.

It immediately became international news headlines, and countless people paid attention to it.

People in Hong Kong were stunned. What was originally just a minor plagiarism incident had somehow escalated into international news!

Especially the Joker writer, he was like he had lost his parents, because he was the one Nikkatsu was focusing on, since he was the one who caused all of this.

Although it doesn't constitute a criminal offense, a civil claim is definitely warranted.

As for how much to compensate, that's a matter of opinion.

However, the compensation will certainly be substantial. The defamation fee alone would be enough to give the clown screenwriter a hard time, not to mention the losses to the "Three Kingdoms" movie.

Even a small goal is considered small!

But he's just a wage earner, where would he get a small goal? Even if he could come up with a million, he couldn't afford it!

Left with no other choice, he had to ask Ai Hui Company for help.

"You are fired."

When the call was made, the other party only replied with five words, leaving the Joker screenwriter completely dumbfounded.

"You damn Japanese devils, you son of a bitch, if you want me to go to jail, I'll take you all down with me first."

The Joker's writers are furious. They haven't gotten any benefits, but they've already taken the blame.

It has to be said, the Joker writer is a ruthless person.

When people are desperate, they are capable of anything.

He picked up the gas cylinder from home and, before the news of his dismissal spread, secretly went to Avex's branch office in Hong Kong.

Then they locked the company gate and threw the gas cylinder in the general manager's office.

Everyone in the company was terrified and immediately took out their phones to call the police.

The police are here.

The negotiator also arrived.

But the clown editor was clearly insane, as he had the police call in Hong Kong reporters who exposed how Avex had used him to smear Cheng Sheng.

Then, in front of the reporters, he lit the gas cylinder.

Boom!
The Joker's screenwriter died together with the Japanese general manager of Avex's Hong Kong branch.

Dead people.

An explosion also occurred.

This matter has blown up quite a bit.

The police will directly pursue legal action against Avex.

They immediately shut down Avex's Hong Kong branch.

The citizens of Hong Kong also realized that they had been used by Avex, a company from the small country, and almost caused national turmoil.

moment!

The media outlets have been criticizing Nikkatsu (daily active users) and those struggling to make ends meet.

This shows that the Hong Kong media has lost its composure, and many people have followed suit.

Those people in Hong Kong deserve it.

From initially trying to smear Cheng Sheng, they've now extended their reach to Xiao Rizi Guo.

Mainland audiences, who were initially indignant on Cheng Sheng's behalf, are now watching the show with amusement.

[That was awesome! Director Cheng's methods were truly brilliant—using one enemy against another.]

[What's this called again? Picking up a stone and shooting yourself in the foot.] [For things to turn out this way, I only admire Director Cheng.]

Director Cheng handled this matter admirably; we just can't let those Hong Kong people get away with it.

[Haha, trying to use Hong Kong citizens to deal with Director Cheng? Who gave them the nerve? Now look what's happened, the fire's even spreading to our own little world.]

[Avex tried to sabotage things, but Director Cheng's methods were even more sophisticated; a single daily active user count almost brought down a listed company.]

[When it comes to military strategy, we Chinese are the best. Cheng Sheng's strategy of "besieging Wei to rescue Zhao" directly exposed the truth to the clown screenwriter.]

[I'm blown away! No wonder he's a great director; Cheng Sheng pulled off that brilliant move!]

Look at what I posted, everyone.

[Holy crap! Upstairs, how did you find out? I never imagined those Hong Kong celebrities who slandered Cheng Sheng were all such cancers in the entertainment industry!]

Wow, I suggest banning these tainted celebrities.

[A ban? I suggest those few drug addicts be arrested and executed.]

【…】

There's been a lot of discussion online, and people in the entertainment industry have also started speaking out online.

These individuals collectively issued a statement condemning Avex Pictures.

For those Hong Kong artists with tainted reputations, they were told bluntly to get out of the entertainment industry.

Avex suffered heavy losses as a result, and its plan to invest heavily in the Chinese mainland market this year was rejected.

Avex Records' Huaxia Yizhou artist even terminated their contract directly.

Although their stance is ambiguous, if they don't terminate the contract now, they can forget about making money in mainland China in the future.

While Daily Active Users were being shut down in Hong Kong, Cheng Sheng also received good news.

The script for "Ten Red Army Soldiers Sent Off" has been approved by the leaders.

It's clear that the leader approved of Cheng Sheng's script.

Moreover, the leader directly helped solve the script filing and review issues.

In other words, Cheng Sheng no longer needs to take the script to the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television for review, which saves him a lot of time.

With the script ready, Cheng Sheng originally planned to find Liu Meng to be the assistant director and then assemble the crew, but suddenly remembered that Liu Meng seemed to be busy with "The Great Tang 2" and had no time to be his assistant director.

There was no other way, so Cheng Sheng had to choose a different assistant director.

This was Cheng Sheng's first time directing a film with a revolutionary theme, and the script for this film was not the perfect one provided by the simulation panel.

Therefore, if you want to make a good film, it's best to find a very experienced assistant director.

However, he didn't know many directors of this type, so Cheng Sheng had to ask Xing Aina to help him choose one.

Xing Aina and Ning Hao are both people with a wide circle of friends, and they also have many friends in the film industry.

In less than a day, Xing Aina recommended an assistant director to Cheng Sheng.

The expansion demon.

Upon hearing the name, Cheng Sheng was first taken aback, then felt a surge of joy.

This person may not be famous at this time, but from another memory, Peng Da Mo was a very outstanding director.

Besides being a director, Peng Da Mo is also an excellent screenwriter.

He graduated from Beijing Film Academy, no wonder Xing Aina recommended him; it turns out he and Ning Hao graduated from the same school.

His future works will be characterized by comedy, and he is adept at incorporating humor into stage plays and films. His representative works include "Goodbye Mr. Loser", "Hello Mr. Billionaire" and "Claw Machine".

These three movies are all set to be huge hits in the future, with each one surpassing the last in box office revenue.

His works are known for their endless stream of jokes and gags. He is good at using exaggerated body language and plot twists to resonate with the audience. For example, the Happy Twist series of stage plays often makes the audience laugh from beginning to end.

In the film industry, he has successfully adapted stage plays into movies, such as the 2015 film *Goodbye Mr. Loser*, which became a phenomenal comedy with its dark humor. (End of Chapter)