I'm a professional villain actor; my fans are begging me not to kill them.

Chen Xiangbei was nearly driven to his death by anger and felt utterly hopeless, while Fu Ziang had an extremely high opinion of himself.

This guy can even film action scenes well, that's amazing!

When he got back, Fu Ziang started bragging, calling him a future martial arts superstar and praising his extraordinary talent.

Fu Ziang dares to boast, and his agent dares to believe him.

"Great! Joining 'The Hearts of Men in Troubled Times' was definitely the right choice!"

The agent enthusiastically explained to Fu Ziang that learning any moves and techniques would be a huge benefit to his future filming. In terms of action scenes, he would be unmatched by any other popular star.

Fu Zi'ang's eyes lit up. "That's right, that's exactly what I think!"

The agent revealed the next plan: "Let's look at the filming locations, pick one that's suitable for promotion, and I'll contact the fans to arrange a fan visit to the set. Through the fans, we can spread the word that you've learned action scenes, generate buzz for you, and promote the production team at the same time."

Fu Ziang thought for a moment, "Three days later, I have a fight scene in three days, and Bai Ye will also appear then."

He finished speaking and gave a sinister smile.

The agent immediately understood, "I understand, I'll arrange it."

When the two appear on the same stage, it will be the best test of their acting skills. It doesn't matter whether Fu Ziang acts well or badly, but no matter how good or bad Bai Ye is, they can make Bai Ye suffer.

……

"Several agents are interested in you. I've given them your phone number. You can contact them first."

Chen Xiangbei told Bai Ye that if you want to become a star, you definitely won't go far without an agent.

Some celebrities choose relatives or friends as their agents, but this is a very short-sighted move. First, agents are not professional, and second, the closer the relationship, the more likely problems are to arise.

Because the work of an agent is not just about finding work for artists, but also includes not only performing arts and commercial performances, but also fan management and crisis public relations.

"Let professionals do what they're good at," was Chen Xiangbei's advice to Bai Ye.

That very evening, someone contacted Bai Ye; there were three agents in total.

One is Liu Hua, a top agent who is good at cultivating idol stars. She has managed four or five idol stars and even an idol boy group.

Another person has exceptional public relations experience, known for their swift and decisive actions, and has repeatedly helped their artists resolve major crises.

The last one is known as the "persona master," who is skilled at helping celebrities create their public personas.

All three looked very capable, but after talking with them for a while, Bai Ye immediately passed on Liu Hua, the first one.

Liu Hua had no intention of joining Bai Ye's personal studio. Instead, she persuaded Bai Ye to join a talent agency, completely abandon his current villainous image, and switch to an idol route while his established image wasn't too strong.

Bai Ye eliminated Liu Hua first. As for the second agent, he repeatedly emphasized his crisis management skills, which Bai Ye doesn't care much about at the moment.

Crisis management? He doesn't need it yet, at least not now.

The last agent's philosophy did align somewhat with Bai Ye's needs, but similarly, she believed that villainous roles were not the mainstream in the entertainment industry.

Compared to protagonists, villains face far more limitations. Nowadays, there are very few films and television dramas in the entertainment industry that feature villains as the male lead, and even if there are, the roles are not very popular.

In short, it boils down to three words—no future.

The future of an agent is closely related to the future of an artist. If Bai Ye (the artist) doesn't make money, the agent won't make money either.

After talking to the three people for more than two hours, Bai Ye hung up the phone in disappointment, realizing that none of the three agents were suitable for him.

Don't rush it. Finding an agent is like finding a wife; you can't rush it or force it.

The next day, Fu Ziang continued filming his action scenes.

Everyone else went out to do what they were doing, but Bai Ye squatted there without giving them any face, secretly learning.

He is very good at kung fu, but Bai Ye is not bad either. If they really fight, he might not be able to kill Bai Ye.

Bai Ye confidently thought that as long as he activated [Run for His Life] before anyone could kill him, no one could catch him.

If you're lucky, you might be able to use the "Dizziness is normal" effect on anyone and even turn the tables!

Thinking about this, Bai Ye felt incredibly awesome and studied even more diligently.

Fu Ziang's acting was still terrible, but fortunately Bai Ye's focus was not on him, but on his actions and explanations, which taught him a lot.

After a day of filming, Bai Ye dusted himself off, stood up, and followed along like a lackey.

"Teacher Ren, have some water."

He gulped down most of the water.

"Teacher Ren, have a smoke."

He nodded, took a satisfied drag on his cigarette, and said, "You really want to learn kung fu."

Bai Ye nodded frantically.

"Why?" anyone looked at him curiously. "Let me tell you, it's impossible to think that just because you've learned kung fu you can take on five or ten people by yourself."

"Can't you either?"

He replied with feigned modesty, "I can barely manage."

"But it's definitely not good for you to learn it now; it's too late, you've missed the window of opportunity."

Bai Ye said frankly, "I'll learn as much as I can."

He said, "You haven't answered my question yet."

"I think that after learning kung fu, I'll be able to kill people even faster."

He slowly turned his head, looking at Bai Ye with a shocked expression. He put a cigarette in his mouth and clenched his right fist tightly.

"kill?"

Bai Ye quickly explained, "It's acting, it's acting."

"Speak slower, or I'm afraid I might punch you in the face."

Bai Ye asked solemnly, "Teacher Ren, shall I become your disciple? Is there any ceremony involved?"

Ren Yi fell into deep thought, imagining Bai Ye swiftly and decisively killing several people, then introducing himself: "My master is Ren Yi..."

Hiss! Anyone shuddered.

He decisively replied, "There's no need for you to become my apprentice! If you cause trouble later, don't say I taught you."

Bai Ye hesitated, "Isn't this a bad idea?"

"There's nothing wrong with it, let's leave it at that."

The two found a place and began teaching Bai Ye kung fu.

This person is straightforward, but that doesn't mean he's unconditionally kind to others. There are three reasons why he's willing to teach Bai Ye.

When he was young, he started by playing villains and played villains for a long time. He sees Bai Ye as a reflection of his younger self.

Furthermore, he had also learned about Bai Ye's heroic deeds, and no one dislikes having a good person in their life.

Of course, he also noticed these past two days that Bai Ye was very interested in kung fu. He would squat there for half a day at a time, learning much more diligently than Fu Ziang.

Those who attend class don't learn, while those who audit are incredibly attentive, which greatly increases any positive impression.

"Let's test your level first and then see how I can teach you." He took off his coat and waved.

Bai Ye nodded, took off his clothes, and rushed towards Ren Jue. [Dizziness is normal] He activated his full power; this was his only chance to defeat Ren Jue.

From any angle, he saw Bai Ye take off his clothes, his murderous aura was fully revealed, and he rushed over as if he wanted to stab him to death.

The overwhelming murderous aura was enough to make anyone's heart pound.