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Chapter 66 The Innocent and Adorable Song Zuer
the other side.

Su Chang, who was getting her makeup done on set and waiting to film, excitedly screamed while holding her phone.

The makeup artist didn't have time to stop and ripped off her wig. The makeup artist was speechless; she had spent a long time putting the wig on, and now she had to redo it.

"What's wrong, Changchang?"

Seeing Su Chang scream with joy, Su Chang's agent, Brother He, who was discussing things with the director not far away, quickly ran over.

"Cousin, you scared me."

Standing next to Su Chang, Song Zuer, who was happily playing with Nezha's Universe Ring, pouted and said.

The other actors nearby also looked at Su Chang.

After all, Su Chang's reaction was quite intriguing.

Su Chang is usually very quiet on set and has never lost her composure like this before.

"I'm sorry everyone, I was just too excited."

Su Chang quickly apologized to everyone.

"Makeup artist, I'm so sorry to trouble you again," Su Chang said apologetically to the makeup artist.

"It's alright, I'm fine, but you're going to suffer again."

The makeup artist smiled slightly. Su Chang was usually very kind to the crew and respected them as behind-the-scenes staff. She didn't blame Su Chang; on the contrary, she was worried about her.

Wearing a wig again can be a painful experience, as it can damage your hair and potentially cause a burning sensation on your scalp or an allergic reaction.

Some actors experience psychological stress from wearing wigs for extended periods, worrying about them falling off or affecting their image. This phenomenon is quite common in the film and television industry, but most actors cope by adjusting their mindset.

Upon hearing this, Su Chang smiled wryly and sat back down, asking the makeup artist to redo her wig.

"Changchang, what exactly happened?"

Lin Xiangping, the second female lead, stepped forward and asked curiously.

"Director Cheng just sent me a message saying that in a few days the main cast and crew will go to Xiao Rizi to do promotion."

Su Chang didn't hide anything; she would have to ask the director for leave later, and everyone would definitely find out then.

"Changchang, I really envy you."

Lin Xiangping's envious eyes were practically overflowing.

Although Su Chang has a certain reputation in the industry, she has received widespread attention, especially after playing Consort Dong'e in "The Secret History of Xiaozhuang" in 2002.

The recently released TV series "Liancheng Jue" has further boosted the fame of Su Chang, who plays the role of Shui Sheng.

But in reality, he was just a third-tier artist. What truly propelled Su Chang to stardom was Cheng Sheng's film "The Great Tang Dynasty - Origins".

Since returning from Venice with the Best Newcomer award, Su Chang, though not yet a top star, is already a near-top star.

The media praises Su Chang every day, regarding her as the most influential female artist in China in the future.

During this period, Su Chang was inundated with advertising offers. In addition to filming "Lotus Lantern" on set, she also had to rush to other places to shoot commercials.

For a time, Su Chang was extremely busy, a kind of busyness that Lin Xiangping also wanted.

Unfortunately, she was just a relatively unknown female celebrity in the industry.

She participated in the "Star Search" talent competition organized by Mediacorp in Singapore. Although she did not make it into the top three, she was signed into the entertainment industry because of her unique temperament.

Her debut role was in the 1997 TV series "Pure Train," where she played the female lead, a young entrepreneur.

This year, she was still a nobody in the industry. She took on the role in "Lotus Lantern" hoping to gain fame through it.

Compared to Su Chang now, she's like heaven and earth, and she is the earth.

Since Su Chang rose to fame after starring in director Cheng Sheng's film, she has received an increasing number of offers to act in her films. Not only domestic directors, but even Hong Kong directors have personally called to express their desire to cast her as the female lead. However, Chang Chang turned down the offers after learning about the scene involving clothing destruction.

That was bad enough, but not long after, Spielberg from Hollywood called and asked Su Chang to audition in Hollywood.

Su Chang is the only female celebrity in China to receive such treatment!
Hollywood is the holy grail of movies.

As a Singaporean actress, she also aspires to work in Hollywood.

"Cousin, I want one too."

Upon hearing that her cousin was going abroad, Song Zuer, who was standing to the side, immediately pouted and said.

"What are you doing, you little rascal?" Lin Xiangping said, pinching Song Zuer's cheek.

"I'm going to have a quiet life with my cousin."

Song Zuer pouted.

"Changchang, congratulations," Jiao Enjun said with a smile.

"Thank you, Brother Jiao. If I go to Little Life Country in a few days, I'm afraid it will delay the filming schedule again, and you'll have to wait for me again," Su Chang said apologetically.

"Director Chang would love to delay this kind of thing a few more times, wouldn't you say, Director Chang?"

Jiao Enjun called out to Director Chang, who had a joyful expression on his face.

"Teacher Jiao is right, Changchang. I'll grant you a ten-day vacation. You can have a good time in Little Life Kingdom. If you have the chance, help promote 'Lotus Lantern.' If you can sell 'Lotus Lantern' in Little Life Kingdom, Producer Li will definitely reward you," Director Chang said with a smile.

Chang Guangxi certainly knew the benefits of Su Chang taking leave to go to Little Days Country. If she could make a name for herself in Little Days Country, it would be a huge boost to the publicity of his TV series.

Selling the artwork later wouldn't be difficult, and if it were to be circulated back in China, its price there would likely rise again.

"Yes, I'll definitely give her a reward. I'll buy Changchang a BMW as a reward."

Unexpectedly, producer Li Gongda was also present, and he said with a smile.

"Wow! Changchang, you've struck it rich!" Lin Xiangping clapped her hands and exclaimed.

"Mr. Li, if we promote this, will we also receive a reward?" Jiao Enjun asked with a smile.

"Yes, yes, all of them. As long as it's effective, everyone will be rewarded." Li Gongda wasn't a stingy person. If someone did a good job promoting "Lotus Lantern," he would definitely reward that person.

Song Zuer counted on her fingers, raised her little head, looked at Li Gongda with her big, bright eyes, and said in a childish voice, "Xiao Nan, Xiao Ben, Lan Hua, Mingming, Zhang Wang... so many people! Uncle Li, can I tell all my friends? Does this count as publicity?"

puff!

Everyone couldn't help laughing.

Children are just so innocent and adorable.

Lin Xiangping stroked Song Zuer's head, then pinched her cheeks hard a few times before letting go just as Song Zuer was about to get angry.

"Of course it counts!"

Li Gongda squatted down and picked up Song Zuer.

"What will I be rewarded with?"

Song Zuer said with delight.

"Here's a carload of gifts for you..."

Upon hearing the word 'car,' Song Zuer's lips twitched, and she said unhappily, 'I don't want a car. I want lots and lots of delicious food, and lots and lots of toys.'

"Zul is so cute."

Jiao Enjun couldn't help but laugh, which reminded him of his daughter at home.

(End of this chapter)