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

"Alright, alright, stop with the self-inflicted suffering act."

Cui Xinqin took a folder from the drawer and threw it on the table. "These are from several theory courses last semester..."

"Okay, review the materials. Take them home and study them carefully, don't embarrass me!"

Yang Mi's eyes lit up, and she quickly grabbed the folder, overjoyed, exclaiming, "Thank you, Aunt Cui! Long live Aunt Cui!"

Gu Heng also breathed a sigh of relief. These review materials are something that those who know, know!

"However, let me make this clear from the start."

Cui Xinqin suddenly hardened her expression. "If you can't even pass this, don't blame me for being ruthless. You'll have to retake it, and even if the Heavenly King himself begs for your lives, it won't make a difference!"

"Don't worry, Aunt Cui! We definitely won't let you down!" Gu Heng patted his chest and assured her.

Just kidding, those two were top students who got in with the highest scores in academic subjects. Given the right scope, a couple of days of intensive study would be a piece of cake, wouldn't it?

Once outside the office, the two exchanged a smile, as if they had just escaped a disaster.

As a result, a strange scene appeared in the Beijing Film Academy library over the next few days.

Two fully armed students, wearing masks and sunglasses, occupied the corner, their desks piled high with books, muttering to themselves as if performing some mysterious ritual.

The students passing by were whispering among themselves: "Isn't that Gu Heng and Yang Mi? They're so hardworking, even though they're already so famous, they're still working so hard."

"Exactly, no wonder they succeeded."

A few days later, the two of them passed the make-up exam without any doubt.

Not only did she pass, but she also scored quite high, further solidifying her image as a top student.

With some free time, the two enjoyed a rare period of peace and quiet at school.

Every day, I went to classes, ate meals, and occasionally visited various film crews. My life was incredibly comfortable.

But the guys in room 306 were in a terrible situation.

Wang Renjun, Jing Chao, and Zhang Xuan, three unfilial sons, are currently undergoing inhumane military training in the army.

Zhang Xuan was originally not required to participate, but Wang Renjun and Jing Chao were unhappy about it.

We're all brothers who share both good times and bad, and this will also broaden your acting range.

So they coaxed and tricked Zhang Xuan into going to training as well.

Director Kang Honglei was serious about it.

In order to capture the spirit and energy of soldiers, all the main actors had to join the crew in advance and live, eat, and train with real soldiers.

The training intensity was no less than that of the regular army.

If it weren't for the producers sent by Vision Entertainment providing regular updates to confirm that these people were still alive, Gu Heng would have seriously doubted whether they had disappeared.

In April, the team stationed at Youku sent back financial statements along with a message.

Youku is preparing to launch its public beta test.

These days, video websites are nothing new.

Tudou.com launched last year, 56.com was also making waves, and this year Ku6.com joined the fray. Suddenly, domestic video websites sprang up like mushrooms after rain, creating a fiercely competitive and exciting landscape.

However, while other websites were still relying on user-uploaded AV-quality selfies and prank videos to maintain their image, Youku immediately unleashed its killer weapon upon launch: a library of legitimate movies and TV shows.

Opening Youku's homepage, it's incredibly luxurious.

"Bright Sword", "Emperor Wu of Han", "Qiao Family Courtyard"...

It features only popular movies and TV shows, all with clear picture quality and smooth loading.

Last year, Gu Heng was hoarding online copyrights for movies and TV series at rock-bottom prices.

Many people laughed at him, saying he was being taken advantage of. After all, who watches TV dramas online these days? The internet speed is so slow, and it takes forever to buffer. It's not as enjoyable as buying DVDs or watching TV.

But now, these people can't laugh anymore.

With the widespread availability of broadband and increasingly faster internet speeds, watching videos online has become a trend.

With its vast copyright library, Youku was already ahead of the pack.

The first day of Youku's public beta test.

Gu Yongqiang sat in his office, watching the data on the back end rise rapidly, his mouth almost splitting open with a grin.

The plot of "The Return of the Condor Heroes" has finally progressed to sixteen years later, and Yang Mi's Guo Xiang has finally made her appearance with that charming and spirited little face.

Gu Heng sat in his own courtyard house, legs crossed, watching the quirky little girl in red on the TV. Hearing her sweet "big brother" in her voice, he couldn't help but shiver.

"Damn it, this voice acting... it's toxic," Gu Heng complained.

This version of Guo Xiang was voiced by Zhang Lu, the same Zhang Lu who voiced Jade in Jackie Chan Adventures. The moment that voice came on, all Gu Heng could think of was "climb the stairs!"

And you know what? That voice, paired with Yang Mi's face full of collagen and those expressive big eyes, was a perfect match. Even a well-traveled reborn person like Gu Heng had to admit that this girl's talent at that time was truly a gift from heaven.

"What are you looking at so intently? Do you think I'm as beautiful as an angel?"

Yang Mi, that little fox, had somehow slipped behind Gu Heng, hooking her arms around his neck and pressing herself against him like she had no bones. Her milky scent wafted straight to the top of Gu Heng's head.

"I was thinking, if I were Zhang Sanfeng, I would also have to have a one-sided love for you for the rest of my life."

"With that soft voice, I feel like learning Tai Chi."

"Hmph, you have good taste." Yang Mi raised her chin arrogantly.

As it turns out, the audience's judgment was accurate.

On the SMTH BBS, a poll about the cast of "The Return of the Condor Heroes" went viral.

Liu Yifei's "Fairy Sister" persona remained firmly in first place. But no one expected that Yang Mi, who had only appeared in two episodes as the young Guo Xiang, would receive such a large number of votes, surpassing several of the main characters.

What puzzled those in the industry the most was the reaction from Hong Kong.

Logically, Hong Kong people should be the most discerning when it comes to Jin Yong adaptations, given the excellent performance of Li Ruotong's version. But what happened? Those sharp-tongued Hong Kong media outlets weren't impressed with Liu Yifei's ethereal, expressionless beauty, but instead showered praise on Yang Mi's mischievous and cunning portrayal of Guo Xiang.

A few days later, Su Qing entered Gu Heng's office with a stack of newspapers and magazines sent from Hong Kong, her face looking as strange as if she had seen a ghost.

"Mr. Gu, Mimi is a hit in Hong Kong."

Gu Heng took the newspaper and saw that major publications like Oriental Daily and Ming Pao had given Yang Mi a considerable amount of space, with headlines that were very Hong Kong-style: "Mainland Prodigy Girl, Her Spirit Overwhelms Even the Gods."

"These Hong Kong guys have pretty good taste," Gu Heng said, flipping through the newspaper.

Gu Heng's portrayal of Yelü Qi was also excellent, earning him the title of the most handsome Yelü Qi from netizens.

Gu Heng's martial arts background speaks for itself; his fight scenes are fluid and natural, unlike some young idols who rely entirely on editing. Especially in period costumes, Gu Heng stands tall and straight, his heroic spirit undeniable.

A joke has even surfaced online: "If Yelü Qi looked like Gu Heng, Guo Fu would have to wear a belt around her waist every day!"

……

The author is a novice and has many shortcomings.

I'm trying really hard to learn how to write.

I genuinely want to continue writing this book.

Please be understanding, friends. Give me more encouragement and less criticism.

If you have any different ideas, please leave a message and give me some suggestions.

Thank you!!

Thank you to all my friends who have supported me!