Veteran Hong Kong stars reorganize the Chinese entertainment industry.

"Oh, right, aren't you going back to Haicheng the day after tomorrow? Why don't you bring your cousin's crew along and film at our villa in Haicheng? His show could probably capture all the fans of tokusatsu dramas in China right now."

"Huh? You mean, you want me to take Liu Zhongze and the others back to Haicheng?"

Jenny Lin patted Jiang Yue's head as if stroking a child who hadn't grown up yet, and said, "Yes, haven't you always complained about not having a car to drive when you work in Haicheng? You can drive your mom's BMW, so you won't complain every now and then."

Jiang Yue was happy for only a second before she remembered how she had gently stroked Liu Zhongze's abs when she hugged him. Her cheeks flushed again, and she said with annoyance, "But..."

"But what? Isn't this a perfect opportunity for you to explain things to that young actress surnamed Liu?"

Jiang Yue thought about it and realized that what her mother said seemed to make sense, but she was still shy.

"Our domestic special effects dramas have always been very poor. Apart from the animation companies in Guangdong Province, only a few small studios are still considering this market. Once we can take over the animation market in Guangdong Province, our Jiujiang Film and Television Company can take another step forward."

"In the past, tokusatsu dramas were considered low-class or associated with childish labels. Back then, most people didn't have enough to eat, so they rarely considered fairy tales. Even Yuehai's Feiao Entertainment Group had been trying to make a living in this field for more than ten years, but in recent years, they got into a lawsuit and had to give up this piece of cake that they had finally started to grow."

Jenny Lin becomes exceptionally calm and shrewd whenever she talks about business matters.

"We don't need to create a separate industry. We just need to learn from the model in Japan and learn from the current fate of Feiao Entertainment Group. I believe we can quickly seize most of the profits from this tokusatsu market."

"Ugh, Mom, I don't understand any of this stuff you're telling me. Can't you just stop talking to me about your business? It's so annoying!"

Jiang Yue didn't want to become a star, largely because of her mother, or more precisely, because of an event dinner her mother brought her to.

When "Don't Go, Brother" became a huge hit, the future prospects of Zhejiang TV and Jiujiang Film and Television Company were extremely promising. Under such circumstances, many well-known domestic stars would come to Jiujiang, hoping to gain an opportunity to enter the show by paying homage to the local celebrities.

During that time, Jiang Yue was a big fan of a celebrity. She wasn't a regular member of "Don't Go, Brothers." She debuted in Hong Kong and could get a lot of resources in South Korea just because of her looks.

Jiang Yue begged Jenny Lin to take her to the banquet, where she saw the celebrity she admired, mingling with the uncles and elders Jiang Yue knew, letting them touch her body at will. Sometimes she would even go up to them and deliberately let them touch her.

Jiang Yue was utterly shocked by what she saw. She knew that this female celebrity was someone else, and that her wealthy celebrity husband had spent hundreds of millions on a lavish wedding to marry her. For a while, she even shipped the two of them. But as soon as she entered the entertainment industry, she witnessed such a despicable scene.

The key point is that her wealthy celebrity husband also came. Upon seeing her husband, she immediately put on airs, acting like a sweet little bird clinging to him, and acting coquettishly towards him. Jiang Yue could vaguely see her husband wiping the lipstick mark on his neck with a tissue.

Since then, Jiang Yue has kept her distance from the entertainment industry.

She still remembered what her mother had said before: "Don't think that just because you've acted in a few movies, you're part of the entertainment industry. At best, such people are only on the fringes of the entertainment industry and can't even get close to the threshold."

"The entertainment industry is like a spider web. As long as you don't stir up any waves and cause other spider webs to tremble, you'll never be in the entertainment industry. Only when you inadvertently connect with the spider webs that represent interests, and the aftershocks can affect the interests of others, will you have truly entered the entertainment industry. However, by then, layers of spider webs of interests will have already entangled you completely. Unless you have the courage to be shattered to pieces, you will never be able to escape the control of the entertainment industry's spider web."

"Silly girl, I don't know where your thoughts have wandered off to. Mom has to go on with her work, you should rest first." After saying that, Jenny Lin left Jiang Yue's room.

Jiang Yue, whose cheeks were still flushed from time to time, was left alone, still thinking about how to explain her behavior to Liu Zhongze today.

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"Achoo!" Liu Zhongze sneezed.

Lin Luoying immediately asked with concern, "Are you alright?"

Liu Zhongze shook his head and said, "My nose is just a little itchy."

Liu Yiyi mimicked his manner of speaking and made a face: "My nose is itchy, that's all! I think it's because you've offended your second, third, and fourth sisters-in-law that they're scolding you!"

Liu Zhongze gave a wry smile. He couldn't possibly teach Liu Yiyi a lesson when she already had a very bad impression of him, could he?

He could only endure it silently, since Liu Yiyi was his sister.

Lin Luoying secretly pinched Liu Zhongze's waist, clearly unhappy with the joke.

When Lin Luoying dropped the two off at the shopping street, she wanted Liu Yiyi to go back to her room alone, but Liu Yiyi noticed and complained that she was afraid to sleep alone, thus forcibly separating Liu Zhongze and Lin Luoying.

Lin Luoying hadn't been close to Liu Zhongze for a long time, and she really wanted to spend some time with him. However, since Liu Yiyi was someone she had brought with her, it wasn't appropriate to leave her alone in the hotel. So, she could only reluctantly say goodbye to Liu Zhongze.

Liu Yiyi turned around, proudly making a funny face, as if announcing her victory.

Little did she know that her actions would actually help the bewildered Liu Zhongze.

He smiled and waved to the two girls, and only left after Lin Luoying's beautiful figure peeked out from a window.

Lin Luoying watched Liu Zhongze's retreating figure with a sweet smile on her face. When she turned around, she realized that Liu Yiyi had fallen asleep without her noticing.

After gently tucking the little girl in, Lin Luoying sent Liu Zhongze a message saying "I love you," and eagerly awaited his reply.

Little did she know that Liu Zhongze had already returned to his small hotel.

He doesn't like going out, so his disappearance for most of the day immediately aroused suspicion from the crew.

Actually, there was only one person, Chen Fengqi. But after Chen Fengqi stirred things up and said it, Liu Zhongze became someone who spent all day philandering.

Even though He Qian and the others thought it was unlikely, they still surrounded Liu Zhongze, who had just returned, and looked at him excitedly, asking him what he had done that day.