The Godfather of Chinese Entertainment's Little Flowers

Inside a rented room in Beijing.

Han Luo, dressed in loose loungewear, was leisurely lying on the sofa watching TV.

A delicate face is visible on the screen of a phone placed on the coffee table.

The person he was video calling was Sister Meng.

She was dressed as a maid, wearing a blue top and a pink skirt, with two buns in her hair, each adorned with a small flower.

It doesn't look tacky at all; on the contrary, it's kind of cute.

"Brother Luo, filming is really hard work..."

You don't know, the actress playing the female lead is Korean, and sometimes I can't understand what she's saying. It's so frustrating.

Sister Meng rested her chin on her hand, pouted, and looked like she had a deep grudge.

This was her first time joining a film crew.

Just like a college graduate's first job, they also experienced the "harsh blows" of society.

Han Luo casually said, "Then we won't film it!"

Sister Meng panicked, "How can that be? We signed a contract, and if we don't film, we'll have to pay a lot of money."

"That's fine then. If you don't want to lose money, just finish filming obediently."

"Besides, haven't you always wanted to be a big star? How come you can't even endure this little bit of hardship?"

Han Luo picked up a slice of watermelon, put it in his mouth, and the sweet juice burst in his mouth instantly, his tone carrying a casual teasing tone.

On the other side of the screen, Sister Meng was swallowing hard.

"Brother Luo, you don't care about her at all!"

Sister Meng wrinkled her nose and deliberately hummed and hawed, trying to get Han Luo's attention.

Han Luo glanced at her, his tone indifferent.

"I've given up my TV time to spend with you, and you still say I don't care about you? What does it even mean to care about someone?"

A sly smile immediately appeared on Sister Meng's face.

"Hehe, you came to visit me on set, you're showing me you care about me."

Han Luo thought for a few seconds, then nodded, "Okay, I'll bring you some delicious food!"

"Really? Then I'd like to order..."

Sister Meng started counting on her fingers, and the more she counted, the more anxious she became.

"When are you coming?"

I won't tell you, I'll give you a surprise later.

Actually, even if Sister Meng hadn't said anything, he had planned to visit the set.

The main reason is that he happens to have some free time; it's hard to say what will happen if he gets busy later.

"Okay, then hurry up and come, I'll be waiting for you!" Sister Meng was already secretly looking forward to this day.

Don't worry!

The two chatted for a few more minutes, then Sister Meng was called back to continue being a beast of burden...

Han Luo then lay down in a relaxed position, but after a short while, the phone rang again.

It's Cai Yinong.

Han Luo sat up straight and said politely, "Hello, Mr. Cai!"

Old Cai's tone was neither warm nor cold:

"You don't have an agent either, so I had no choice but to call you. Post-production for 'Wu Xin: The Monster Killer' is almost finished, and the promotional activities are about to begin..."

"...Mr. Cai, don't worry, I will definitely cooperate fully."

The agreement to cooperate with the show's subsequent promotional activities was written into the contract.

Han Luo had no reason to refuse.

Hearing Han Luo readily agree and in a rather humble manner, Cai Yinong's mood brightened.

"There's one more thing."

Cai Yinong paused for a moment, then asked, "Would you be interested in joining Tangren?"

In fact, Tsai Yinong had also thought about it for a long time.

In the end, they decided to invite Han Luo to join.

Mainly, it was her old friend Lin Yufen who often praised Han Luo in her ear.

It is said that he is not only a good actor with talent, but also often gives acting advice to other actors on set.

He's a real gem.

Signing with him is a sure thing; you won't lose out or be cheated.

So, Cai Yinong was smitten!

Regarding joining Tangren Media, Han Luo has always maintained a certain attitude.

No one wants to ride in a car going downhill.

Moreover, he wasn't particularly fond of Tangren's internal personnel training methods.

Leaving aside other factors, the sheer number of "traitorous ninjas" who emerged during the Tang Dynasty over the years speaks volumes...

"I'm sorry, Mr. Cai, I don't have that plan at the moment."

Han Luo's tone was polite, but his attitude was direct and clear.

I dont go!

The words fell.

There was a brief silence on the other end of the phone.

Clearly, Tsai Yinong didn't expect Han Luo to refuse outright.

"Why don't you reconsider? Don't rush to refuse."

When Cai Yinong spoke again, her tone had become noticeably colder.

"We at Tangren Media are about to relaunch the Legend of Sword and Fairy series. If you join us, I can guarantee you a supporting role..."

This is the greatest sincerity she can offer.

The Legend of Sword and Fairy series has always been Tangren's proudest project.

The immense popularity of Chinese Paladin 1 and Chinese Paladin 3 is undeniable, with the latter even being hailed as the pinnacle of Chinese fantasy dramas.

She believed that no newcomer could refuse the role of the second male lead in the Legend of Sword and Fairy series, and Han Luo was certainly no exception.

Han Luo was stunned.

A remake of the Legend of Sword and Fairy series?

Could Lao Cai be referring to the TV series "Chinese Paladin 5: Legend of the Sword and Fairy"?

My God!

This masterpiece, with a Douban rating as high as 4.1, is beyond Han Luo Ke's reach!

Even if you asked him to play the male lead, he would shake his head repeatedly.

Besides, he's the second male lead.

This is another character who, after being drastically altered, becomes a scumbag.

This is completely inconsistent with Han Luo's pure and innocent male character!

Although Naza's face is very beautiful, it's not worth the risk for him.

"No Hu Ge, no Legend of Sword and Fairy!"

The plot is dragging, and the characters have been drastically altered!

"Cheap special effects, looks very plasticky."

"......"etc.

Han Luo's mind was filled with negative comments, and it felt like his head was about to explode!

Even disregarding audience reviews, the show itself has been fraught with trouble.

First, the project was rejected, then the lead actor Jiang Jinfu walked off the set, and Han Dongjun was temporarily replaced... It was a whole mess of troubles.

Han Luo cleared his throat, trying to keep his tone polite.

We should still give Lao Cai the most basic respect, after all, he slept with two of his protégés.

"Thank you for your kind offer, Mr. Cai, but I really don't plan to have a management company at the moment..."

There was silence on the other end of the phone again.

After a while, Old Cai's indifferent voice was heard: "Fine, I respect your decision!"

"Thank you for your understanding, Mr. Cai..."

As soon as Han Luo finished speaking, the phone rang with the sound of the call being disconnected.

Han Luo guessed that Lao Cai must be angry.

But he didn't care; let him be angry!

He can't give up his future just to please a woman, especially an older one.

That evening, Han Luo received a call from Jin Chen.

Her tone on the other end of the phone was quite agitated.

"I heard you rejected President Cai?!"

"Yeah, right." Han Luo was a little surprised at how quickly the gossip spread. "Even you know?"

Jin Chen retorted irritably, "Nonsense, President Cai's face was sour all afternoon, how could I not know?"

Although she had known all along that Han Luo was unwilling to join Tangren.

But when she actually heard Han Luo reject Lao Cai, she was still shocked.

Are all little brothers this brave these days?

Jin Chen cried out in anguish: "The second male lead of 'Chinese Paladin,' do you know what a missed opportunity you were missing?"

I missed an opportunity to get scolded.

"Oh, it's okay, it's just a role. There will be plenty of opportunities in the future," Han Luo said casually.

"Hey, you'll regret it later."

Jin Chen sighed, wanting to say something more, but it was too late now, and there was no point in saying anything more.

"So what are your plans for the future?"

"I don't know, let's rest for now and see as we go."

Filming two scenes in a row is indeed a bit tiring.

"Okay, by the way, I might go to the capital tomorrow."

"Is this Home Inn or my home?"

"Your home, I suppose."

"Okay, see you there."

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