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"As a representative of the production company of this film, I would like to welcome everyone here. This drama, 'Wu Xin: The Monster Killer'..."

Tsai Yinong stood on the stage with a big smile, holding the microphone and talking non-stop.

Han Luo was too lazy to listen and yawned every now and then.

It's all Jin Chen's fault for staying up too late last night.

She has a background in dance, and her slender waist is like that of a fairy, captivating people's essence.

"Brother Luo, did you not sleep well last night? I have some coffee here, would you like some?"

Seeing Han Luo yawning repeatedly, Yao Mei risked being caught by Lao Cai and covered her mouth, whispering.

Han Luo perked up. "You have coffee? Get me some."

"Give!"

This cup of coffee was clearly one she had drunk from, given the lipstick stains on it were still quite noticeable.

But Han Luo didn't care. He took it and took a big sip. It was cool and refreshing.

"It's nice and sweet!"

Yao Mei covered her mouth, laughing happily, "Then you should drink more."

Jin Chen crossed his arms, taking in the entire action of the two men. He smirked and gave a soft, cold snort.

She had just received some attention from Han Luo last night and was in a good mood, so she wouldn't be jealous over such a small matter.

On stage, Lao Cai spoke eloquently.

But the topics are just a few.

The first issue is the cost. The investment was 40 million, of which 8 million was used for post-production special effects.

But to be honest...

The special effects in the TV series "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer" were quite good for its time; it was made with great care!

It's far superior to that later "gas stove come to life" thing.

Besides cost, there are also issues like casting, IP planning, and the selection of music for the series.

This is something I should mention.

Lao Cai's choice of "By the Lake Baikal" as the opening theme song was truly a stroke of genius.

Initially, this piece of music should have been rejected because it didn't fit the theme of the show about catching demons.

But Lao Cai managed to save it.

Surprisingly, it suits me exceptionally well!

The moment the music starts, you can feel the intertwining of humanity and a strong sense of destiny, which perfectly matches the soul of this drama!

On stage, Cai Yinong began to wrap things up:

"Oh, and one last thing, the movie version of 'Wu Xin: The Monster Killer' is currently in preparation, so you can look forward to it!"

Han Luo was stunned.

He knew about this movie; it was just a pie in the sky, and it ultimately fizzled out. He never saw it before his rebirth.

There are many reasons for this, such as actors' fees doubling and increased censorship risks.

After Mr. Cai finished speaking, the next segment was to watch the preview video.

This is also the most important part of this screening.

Due to time constraints, this preview is mainly a condensed and edited version of the first three episodes, showcasing the highlights.

"Haha, Wang Yanlin's portrayal of Gu Xuanwu is hilarious! I laughed so hard my stomach hurt!"

"Wow... the special effects in this show are amazing! They definitely spent a lot of money!"

"What exactly is Yue Qiluo's background?"

"The actor who plays Zhang Xianzong is quite handsome. I've never seen him in any productions before. Is he a newcomer?"

"No, that's it? I haven't seen enough!"

"..."

The lights came on again, and Han Luo instinctively covered his eyes.

The female host, dressed in a cheongsam, gracefully stepped onto the stage once more.

"...Next is our interview segment. Let's welcome the main cast and crew to the stage!"

Whoosh!

Applause erupted again from the audience!

Han Luo and others took turns going up on stage and stood in their respective positions, and the reporters began to ask questions.

"Mr. Han Dongjun, I'd like to ask, what do you think was the most difficult part of portraying the character Wuxin?"

Han Dongjun took the microphone and smiled:

"The name 'Wuxin' (meaning 'heartless') already tells us that the most difficult aspect of portraying this character is that he is a person without a heart or emotions..."

"Did you encounter any difficulties while filming?"

"Mainly because many underwater scenes were filmed without physical props, and of course, there was also a lot of wire work..."

"Teacher Jin Chen..."

"Ms. Chen Yao, what was the most touching thing for you during filming?"

Yao Mei pursed her lips, glanced at Han Luo, and smiled sweetly:

"I remember there was a scene where I injured my foot and couldn't wear shoes. It was very cold at the time, and the filming took a long time."

By the end, my feet were so cold I couldn't feel them anymore. It was Teacher Han Luo who carried me back. I'm so grateful to her..."

Upon hearing this, the reporters reacted like sharks smelling blood, quickly taking notes.

"So you mean Teacher Han Luo often took care of you on set?"

Yao Mei blushed slightly and nodded gently, "Yes, my senior brother has always taken good care of me."

"Oh, so it's my senior brother..."

The microphone was pointed at Han Luo: Yuanfang, what do you think?

"It is only natural for senior brothers to take care of junior sisters."

Han Luo was open and honest.

"Teacher Han Luo, how would you evaluate your relationship with Yue Qiluo in the drama?"

"Well, I think it's a kind of unrequited love, which might be a bit heartbreaking."

"So how do you view your relationship both on and off screen?"

"The relationship between the two in the drama is probably the opposite of reality. She takes care of me more, after all, I'm just a mortal without any magic power."

Han Luo actually meant it as the relationship between a simp and his dog owner.

Unfortunately, reality doesn't allow it.

But when this answer reached the reporter's ears, it became something incredibly sweet.

Off-screen, the man takes care of the woman; on-screen, the woman takes care of the man—it's so sweet! Write this down!

"Han Luo, have you acted in any other works before?"

"No, this is my first work. Thank you all for your support."

"..."

The interview ended quickly, and Lao Cai arranged for someone to give red envelopes to those film critics and such.

In the past, this would have been called a writing fee.

Go back and write properly!

Praise sincerely! Praise in different ways!

The crowd gradually dispersed, leaving only Han Luo and a few other lead actors behind.

Just then, Lin Yufen pulled Han Luo aside.

"Xiao Luo, have you been busy lately? I have a film project here, would you like to give it a try?"

Han Luo asked curiously, "Sister Fen, what kind of play are you talking about?"

"There's a modern romance drama, produced by Juku, called 'Love O2O.' There's a second male lead in it, and I think it would suit you quite well."

Han Luo was stunned.

As expected of Zheng Shuang's drama.

The popularity of this show needs no further explanation.

However, only the male and female leads truly became wildly popular.

As for Bai Yu, who played the second male lead, and Mao Xiaotong, who played the second female lead, the show didn't make much of a splash after it aired.

"The second male lead..." Han Luo looked troubled.

Lin Yufen said earnestly:

"It would be great if I could win over the second male lead."

To be honest, the male lead of this drama is Yang Yang, handpicked by the original author; his position is unshakeable.

The female lead is Chu Yuxun, who starred in "Meteor Shower," and she's incredibly popular right now.

"And I've read the script; it's very good and has the potential to be a huge hit."

Han Luo could sense that Sister Lin Yufen was sincere.

However, it was really unnecessary for him to play the second male lead in this drama.

Seeing that the other party was so frank, Han Luo didn't hide anything either. "Sister Fen, to be honest, I just took on a web series for LeTV, and filming is about to start."

"LeTV's web series?" Lin Yufen's pupils widened. "You're not talking about 'Go Princess Go,' are you?"

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