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

The two months of filming went by in the blink of an eye.

For Gu Heng, these days were like living in paradise. Apart from occasionally being tormented by Chen Musheng, who loved to cause trouble in the streets, he spent the rest of his time flirting with Wu Jing.

In the past, Gu Heng practiced martial arts against thin air or against wooden stakes. Even after Wang Gang came along, he only used his skills to the point of injury and never dared to kill.

Now things are much better; a national martial arts champion has come to be their sparring partner.

This is a sitting duck! And it's one of those top-tier NPCs with an incredibly high health bar, incredibly fast health regeneration, and is practically indestructible no matter how you hit it.

As a result, the set was filled with the muffled thuds of fists hitting flesh every day. Wu Jing was also a martial arts fanatic, and the two of them got really into a fight, getting more and more excited as they fought. Often, even after the director yelled "cut," the two of them would still be locked in combat.

Xie Tingfeng, who was standing next to him, was completely stunned.

According to the original script, there was a scene where he was to be kicked off the building by Wu Jing. Gu Heng remembered that this guy almost ruined his back because of that scene in his previous life, so this time he gave him a lot of instructions and even personally adjusted his protective gear and landing point.

As a result, Chef Xie was completely unharmed and even felt that he could jump twice more.

Gu Heng has done a great thing.

However, Gu Heng's smile quickly faded.

That old bastard Chen Musheng has no martial ethics!

He added a lot of scenes for Gu Heng, making the character of Wei Jinghao incredibly well-rounded, handling both dramatic and action scenes.

But! He didn't cut a single scene from those ridiculous scenes in the original script!

Take, for example, the scene where they give CPR to the beggar.

That afternoon, the sun was shining brightly. Gu Heng looked at the dedicated elderly extra lying on the ground and felt terrible.

"Director, can we use a camera trick?" Gu Heng pleaded in desperation.

"No! It has to be real! It has to show the police's compassion and urgency!" Chen Musheng shouted through a megaphone, his face full of righteous indignation.

Gu Heng felt like a million grass mud horses were galloping through his mind.

Love my ass!

Gu Heng took a deep breath, steeled his resolve, closed his eyes, and thought, "For art... I'll endure it!"

The moment their lips touched, Gu Heng felt his soul ascend to a higher level. This was his first on-screen kiss! And he was just going to give it all away like this?

That evening, Gu Heng called Yang Mi, who was far away in mainland China, and told her about the incident in a very tragic tone.

I thought I would get some comfort from my childhood sweetheart, or perhaps a jealous and coquettish response.

The results of it?

Yang Xiaomi's booming laughter came from the other end of the phone.

"Gu Heng, you've finally met your match! Hahaha! Was that beggar uncle really touched? You'd better take responsibility for him!"

"Take responsibility my ass!" Gu Heng cursed irritably. "If you laugh again, believe me, I'll transfer this first kiss to you when we get back!"

"Pah! Disgusting!" Yang Mi said coquettishly.

The immense popularity of "Wang Zhaojun" has made this girl a hot commodity.

Su Qing's fax machine was almost jammed; it was full of paper transfers to Yang Mi.

Gu Heng took a moment to have Su Qing send over the outlines of those notebooks so he could glance at them.

This sight almost made Gu Heng laugh in anger.

What are all these things?

Most of them are poorly made copycat works, such as ancient romance and family ethics, which are just a headache to look at and should be passed over immediately.

This is such a blatant disrespect to our beloved Yang Mi!

However, among the pile of garbage, Gu Heng still spotted a familiar name.

The Legend of Sword and Fairy 3.

Gu Heng raised an eyebrow when he saw the name.

This is a major milestone that Yang Mi cannot avoid in her acting career!

However, Gu Heng remembered clearly that according to the original timeline, this drama should have only been approved and started filming in 08. It's only 06 now, how come Tangren Media has already started contacting actors?

After thinking about it for a moment, Gu Heng understood.

The reason why "Chinese Paladin 3" was delayed until 08 was because of that infamous car accident. When Hu Ge had the accident, Tangren Media was in dire straits. When the investors saw that the male lead was disfigured, they fled overnight with a train.

Cai Yinong gritted her teeth and persevered, waiting for Hu Ge for more than a year before the project was finally resumed.

The car accident hasn't happened yet, or rather, it hasn't reached that point, so Tangren naturally wants to strike while the iron is hot and quickly develop this big IP.

Gu Heng tapped his fingers lightly on the table.

It seems I'll have to find some time to have a good cup of tea with that Mr. Cai when I get back to the mainland.

With his mind back on track, Gu Heng threw himself back into the intense filming.

Soon, the crew was about to film their final, most important scene.

Police Station Showdown!

In the original movie, Wu Jing's portrayal of Tian Yangsheng was practically a god of war, single-handedly crushing the three main characters.

The character Wei Jinghao, in particular, died a truly tragic death.

Wu Jing kicked him 41 times in a row!

That was a real kick to the death!

But it is different now.

The current Wei Jinghao is played by Gu Heng.

You can fight back now, but now you want Gu Heng to just stand there and let someone kick him 41 times?

Who would believe that?

Therefore, the scene was changed.

It turned into a showdown between Gu Heng and Wu Jing!

"Action!"

With a command given, two figures collided instantly amidst the devastated police station setting.

This fight scene truly brought tears to the eyes of everyone present...

My palms were sweaty.

Gu Heng was going all out, his Bajiquan was fierce and domineering, and he went head-to-head with Wu Jing's leg techniques.

What wires? No need!

What stand-in? Get lost!

The two fought from the first floor to the second floor, and then fell back down to the first floor. Glass shattered everywhere, and all the tables, chairs, and benches were reduced to pieces.

Ultimately, the plot cannot be reversed.

To cover for his two teammates, Gu Heng took a heavy kick from Wu Jing while holding onto Wu Jing's waist tightly, creating a chance for the two to deliver the decisive blow.

"Bang!"

With the final gunshot, the world fell silent.

Wu Jing was shot.

Gu Heng also fell into a pool of blood, his eyes gradually becoming unfocused. It was a death that was quite heroic and layered.

"Click! Perfect! Absolutely perfect!"

Chen Musheng was so excited that his voice cracked.

After the scene was over, the entire audience erupted in applause.

Gu Heng sprang to his feet with a somersault, wiped the blood from his face, and gave Wu Jing the middle finger: "Brother Jing, did you hold back on that last thrust? I almost broke my ribs!"

Wu Jing chuckled and patted Gu Heng on the shoulder: "Was it good? Just tell me if it was good or not!"

"Screw you!" Gu Heng rolled his eyes.

Just then, the stagehand came running over excitedly, holding a big red envelope in his hand.

That's the rule.

Playing a dead person is considered unlucky, but it brings good fortune.

Gu Heng took the red envelope, felt its thickness, and then shouted at Chen Musheng, "Director, this thickness is wrong! I sacrificed this for justice, shouldn't we add a zero?"

Chen Musheng laughed heartily: "Add it! There'll be a celebration banquet tonight, all-you-can-eat seafood, is that alright?"

"The True Colors of Men" has wrapped filming!