Reborn in the Chinese Entertainment Industry: My Childhood Sweetheart is Boss Yang

The next day, Ning Hao took Xing Aina and hurriedly returned to the Beijing Film Academy to ask his teacher to contact China Film Group regarding publicity and distribution.

Liu Jun, Ning Hao's uncle, was also sent by Gu Heng to follow Ning Hao, ostensibly to teach him how to become a qualified producer.

Gu Heng automatically ignored his uncle's constipated face.

I imagine my uncle must be overjoyed about this arrangement that would allow him to learn real skills.

A few days later, Gu Heng and Yang Mi participated in the second round of auditions for the Beijing Film Academy.

As expected, both of them made the list.

However, during the re-examination, Teacher Cui Xinqin looked at him with a strange gaze.

He must have known that Ning Hao received investment from him.

Gu Heng didn't seem to care about this.

Now that you know, you know.

If the school knows he has this ability, they might take the initiative to introduce some high-quality programs to him in the future.

If we happen to encounter a few more dark horses like "Crazy Stone," we'll be set for life.

Not long after the results of the re-examination were released, Gu Heng attended the wrap party held by the crew of "Bright Sword" in Beijing.

At the banquet, he finally saw the living Chu Bangchang, Kong Guoyin, and Ding Zhaqiao.

Of course, the most crucial figure is Li Youbin, the actor who plays Li Yunlong.

Holding his wine glass, he congratulated Teacher Li Youbin profusely in front of everyone.

He said that after "Bright Sword" airs, Old Li will become incredibly wealthy.

His words caused everyone present to burst into laughter, and Gu Heng naturally obtained the contact information of several veteran actors.

The entertainment industry is ultimately a society based on personal connections; having more connections means having more opportunities.

He also learned from Hairun that because of the two million more he had than in his previous life, the post-production of the TV series was mostly completed.

Now, all that's needed is to complete the final post-production work on the last part before it can be submitted directly to CCTV for review.

Producers Zhao Junkai and Lü Chao thanked him profusely, almost to the point of becoming sworn brothers on the spot.

He knew both of them; Zhao Junkai's later projects were mostly related to the War of Resistance against Japan.

However, a few years later, Lü Chao became the producer of "The Myth," the version starring Hu Ge.

Gu Heng wondered if he could get involved, but dealing with Emperor Entertainment was difficult, so he needed to plan carefully.

Gu Heng couldn't help but sigh, "This timely help is truly wonderful."

Most importantly, you no longer have to wait a whole year to see a return on your investment.

Time flies, and the day of the third round of auditions for the Beijing Film Academy has arrived.

The third test is the final hurdle that determines one's fate.

The atmosphere on the entire Beijing Film Academy campus was much more tense and solemn than the previous two times.

In the waiting area, Yang Mi was also a little restless.

"I've only had a few lessons in Spanish dance, what if I make a mistake?"

She moved closer to Gu Heng and complained in a low voice.

Gu Heng handed her a bottle of water.

"Have you forgotten your first attempt at reciting 'Nanniwan'?"

Sometimes, a small mistake is the most touching.

"You son of a bitch."

Yang Mi was amused by him, and her nervousness dissipated considerably.

The exam consists of three parts: physical presentation, performance, and oral examination.

Yang Mi's physical performance was indeed that half-baked Spanish dance.

The music is ringing.

She lifted her skirt, her toes lightly touching the ground in rhythm.

Although her movements were still a little awkward, she perfectly displayed the agility and vitality unique to young girls.

The examiners exchanged smiles and nodded approvingly.

When it was Gu Heng's turn, during the oral exam, an examiner asked a pointed question.

"You've already acted in movies and invested in films, so why do you still want to go to school?"

Gu Heng straightened up and answered calmly.

"Acting relies on past experience, while going to school allows me to systematically learn theory and go further."

On the examiners' panel, Cui Xinqin's eyes showed even greater approval.

He is neither arrogant nor impatient, and has clear goals; he is indeed a promising talent.

The final assigned performance was titled "Reaction to Receiving a College Admission Notice".

Gu Heng's performance began.

He first showed extreme nervousness before opening the envelope, his breathing became rapid, and his fingers trembled slightly.

When he saw the notification, he didn't move; he just stared blankly at the paper in his hand.

It felt as if all the strength in my body had been drained away.

A few seconds later, a surge of immense joy burst forth from his eyes.

He jumped up suddenly, but almost fell because his legs were weak.

Then, he covered his mouth tightly with his hand, tears streaming down his face and sliding through his fingers.

After the performance, Cui Xinqin led the applause, and the examiners followed suit.

After the exam, the two walked out of the examination room.

Yang Mi let out a long sigh of relief, feeling completely exhausted.

"Finally... it's all over."

She leaned against Gu Heng, speaking weakly.

The two sat on a bench in the school for a while.

Once Yang Mi recovered, the two got up to go home.

Just then, Teacher Cui Xinqin called out to them from behind.

"Gu Heng, Yang Mi."

The two immediately turned around and stood up straight.

Cui Xinqin walked up to them with a gentle smile on her face.

"They all performed well."

She looked at the two promising young talents in front of her with admiration in her eyes.

"Go back and prepare well for your academic subjects. Don't embarrass our performing arts department."

"Just wait for the notification in April."