Veteran Hong Kong stars reorganize the Chinese entertainment industry.

After saying goodbye to Zhao Dekai, Liu Zhongze suddenly didn't know where to go.

These days he's been busy with work and has put her aside, but every time he has some free time, he can't avoid this issue.

Rather than saying that Liu Zhongze was thinking about his relationship with Lin Luoying, it would be more accurate to say that he had been avoiding his relationship with Lin Luoying all along.

It seemed that if he opened up to her, he would have no choice but to separate from her.

He neither wanted to part ways with her nor could he go against his conscience and take things further.

Lin Luoying is not one of those people who want him. His strong personality stems from being in a foreign country. He needs to let others know that Chinese people are not to be trifled with, otherwise people will laugh at him along with his motherland.

Liu Zhongze couldn't do that. He would rather sacrifice some of his own future to demonstrate the inviolability of China through his actions.

He pondered this for two days, during which he trained day and night in the hotel, seemingly trying to numb his mind in this way once again.

Buzzing...

Unlike before, after Liu Zhongze took on several roles, many people started calling him. Now, he no longer silences his phone but keeps it on vibrate.

He was startled while exercising. He picked up his phone and glanced at the caller ID with some fear.

He didn't know what he was afraid of; there was always a vague feeling that something was drifting away from his heart.

"Feed?"

"Teacher Liu? It's me, Chen Yuyi."

Liu Zhongze said "Oh," and then said, "Director Chen, is there something you need? I'm very grateful to you for introducing me to Director Zhao Dekai last time, which helped me get more opportunities."

"It's nothing, Ms. Liu. Do you have any free time lately? Could you come to the Dongyue Film and Television Base? I have a movie about to start filming here. Would it be convenient for you?"

For some reason, although Director Chen Yuyi's tone was very polite, it didn't sound very respectful to Liu Zhongze. He didn't know if he was being too sensitive.

"That's convenient, I'll head over right now."

After hearing Liu Zhongze hang up the phone, Director Chen Yuyi revealed a smug smile and looked at a middle-aged man next to Xiaoyu.

The other person was wearing sunglasses, had a beard, and his eyes were always scanning his surroundings.

"Director Zhuang, I've got a really strong newcomer for you this time. Even Director Zhao Dekai thinks he's amazing. He can handle horror films, let alone your low-budget comedy."

Director Zhuang, Zhuang Ziqiang smiled ingratiatingly, pulled out a card from his pocket, and said, "Director Chen, thank you for introducing me to Liu Zhongze. If you hadn't given me the information, I wouldn't have known that such a brilliant newcomer had suddenly emerged from abroad."

It turned out that after Zhao Dekai returned, he briefly told Chen Yuyi about the matter. After all, he was the one who introduced the person, so he should at least thank him properly.

The two had a good relationship before, so Zhao Dekai directly told Chen Yuyi the truth. However, this straightforwardness stirred up Chen Yuyi's interest.

As a director who can only make short dramas, even if I were to approach people in the investment circle and make a movie about money laundering like Jia Ling, no one would be willing to invest.

Although Jia Ling's weight loss movie was terrible, it was a project she launched after she had already won over the audience.

Those who didn't know about it bought tickets as soon as they saw that Jia Ling, a comedian, was making a movie.

After buying the tickets, most people left without watching the whole thing, and some even felt that the film shouldn't be discussed at all, as saying even a single word would be a waste of breath.

And then there's Lu Han, that top star who came back from South Korea. He took on an adaptation of "Shanghai Fortress," which was absolutely terrible, but fans still bought it.

If it were a film directed by Chen Yuyi himself, the relevant departments would probably come to his home and thoroughly investigate all the information about his family before the film even finished airing.

Rather than putting in effort for nothing, it's better to sell Liu Zhongze as a commodity.

Given that Liu Zhongze is highly regarded by Wen Ziren, as long as someone is willing to invite him to act in a movie, they can immediately use this topic for marketing.

What rising star actor rejected Hollywood directors and is only interested in domestic sitcoms?

The good thing about this marketing is that it features a rare new talent in the Chinese entertainment industry, and even fewer actors who would refuse a Hollywood director, yet they happen to be interested in domestic sitcoms.

Even if it's just a pile of poop, there will be curious people who want to taste its saltiness.

Not only can they make money domestically, but they can also promote themselves abroad using the name of director James Wan, since the name James Wan is worth a fortune.

For example, marketing themselves as young Chinese award winners who refused invitations from American directors and only wanted to contribute to the country's comedy films.

This marketing tactic precisely hit the hearts of patriots. For example, some brands may have poor workmanship, but if someone says their product is bad, they will accuse you of being unpatriotic. True patriots will then blindly buy it. This is a rather extreme marketing approach.

Xiaoyu smiled and said, "Director Zhuang, Teacher Liu will be here soon. Why don't you come to my room and rest for a bit?"

Xiaoyu and Chen Yuyi learned a lot and became quite adept at tailoring their approach to different people.

Director Zhuang was invited into a set room in the film and television base, which was temporarily vacant and open to guests to rest.

It was late at night.

Liu Zhongze arrived at the Dongyue Film and Television Base. It wasn't far from Haicheng to Dongyue; it only took a few hours to drive there.

Liu Zhongze has some money now, but he can't be considered rich.

Every time he received his salary, he would transfer it to Lin Luoying. He had relied on her in every way before, and he needed to make it up to her.

After that incident, Lin Luoying refused to accept any of the money he offered.

As for their home, although Liu Yiyi always felt that their family was poor, Liu Zhongze had discovered when he went back home last time that the old couple were not short of money at all, but rather that their cash flow was tight. If the funds in one area were even slightly slow, it would affect the entire business.

They had actually saved some money for Liu Yiyi, but they were worried that she would be spoiled like Liu Zhongze, so they didn't give it to her directly and planned to give it to her when she grew up.

It has to be said that Liu Yiyi was an extremely unlucky person. She was born not long before her family's business failed. Before she could enjoy a good life, she was being chased away by creditors.

When she was old enough to remember things, her debt-collecting brother stole the family's savings. At that time, in her eyes, he was no different from a demon.

As he grew older, he was raised in poverty by his parents, who limited his food intake every day. At eight years old, he looked as tall as a six-year-old.

Thinking of this, Liu Zhongze sighed and sent a text message to his father: "Dad, be nicer to Liu Yiyi in the future. I'm earning money now, and I can help support the family."

A large, red exclamation mark appeared, and Liu Zhongze sent another message, finally confirming that he had been blocked by his own father...