Feverish actress cried after being angered by haters, but discovered the real culprit was at her bed

With the arrival of October, all the students in the 02 Performance Class put away their playful hearts.

I'm starting to prepare for this semester's final assignments, since they'll be on holiday in November.

The final assignments for the performance class are also different from regular assignments.

Whether it's making short films or going out to participate in off-campus training, most students choose to create films in groups.

Some students participate in group performances to complete assignments, while a small number of pragmatic individuals, like Luo Jin, choose to participate in a large number of auditions and try to get involved in productions.

Since Lu Yan already had a leading role in a film or television production this semester, homework was no longer a concern for him.

But he was also incredibly busy, running around with the film crew every day to do promotions.

The country is now advocating for the commercialization of film and television, and the means of publicity have shifted from offline to online.

Entertainment channels on portal websites such as Sina and Sohu are the main battleground, maintaining the film's popularity by releasing news, stills, and trailers.

Discussions on platforms like Tianya Community have also become an important channel for word-of-mouth marketing.

In addition, there is the most important investment in television advertising, which is mostly broadcast on CCTV and major satellite TV channels. For example, director Zhang's "Hero" set a precedent by being broadcast on CCTV-1, CCTV-3, and CCTV-8.

Currently, most advertising has shifted to media dissemination, and the days of posters plastered all over cinemas, bus stops, and subway stations seem to be over.

It is gradually deteriorating.

Even so, Lu Yan still went through several interviews and participated in a variety show.

On October 23, they took the crew's chartered plane to Tokyo for promotional activities.

Amidst this busyness, the start time of the Jia-A League, which Lu Yan had been following closely, arrived as scheduled, at the same time and place as in his previous life.

Lu Yan observed the opening ceremony and the group stage from the start, finally confirming that the Jia-A League in this life had not been affected by his arrival as an extraterrestrial.

Everything followed a familiar plot development.

Round 25 "Shanghai Derby"

Shanghai Shenhua vs. Shanghai International

Before the match, Shenhua had 43 points and was ranked second, while Shanghai International had 45 points and was ranked first. If Shenhua could win this match, they would have a significant advantage in the subsequent matches.

  

All of this was exactly as Lu Yan knew. Later, Shanghai Shenhua paid 70 yuan to a certain football club's high-ranking officials and referees.

Before the match, they demanded preferential treatment for Shenhua. Not only that, Shenhua also spent a huge sum of 350 million yuan to bribe some players from Shanghai International, turning this match into a real show.

The initial odds from Macau Jockey Club were Shanghai Shenhua receiving a handicap of 0/0.5, with a 2.50 odometer. However, the handicap was later reduced to 0 with Shanghai Shenhua at higher odds.

Lu Yan bet all his money in the opening odds, betting on Shenhua to win. He had 15 yuan of his own money, plus 15 yuan borrowed from Liu and 2 yuan from Luo Jin, totaling 32 yuan.

Place your bets through Macau Jockey Club's website.

When placing the bet, Lu Yan was under unprecedented pressure. This was money he had borrowed, and if he lost it, not only would he lose his money, but Luo Jin and Liu Yifei's money would also disappear without a trace.

And he will have to shoulder a debt of over 100,000 yuan.

On the day of the match, he didn't dare to watch the live broadcast on TV. He only learned that Shenhua had won when he overheard people talking about it on the plane back to the capital from Tokyo.

Upon hearing the news, Lu Yan's tension turned into ecstasy. After getting off the plane, he spent a huge sum of 20 yuan to take a taxi back to his dormitory.

Everyone else in the dormitory had gone to give a public lecture, and when Lu Yan returned, the dormitory was empty.

Turn on the computer, log in to the Macau Jockey Club website, all in one smooth motion.

The moment Lu Yan saw his account balance, he slammed his fist on the table.

"105"

30 became 105, awesome!!!

We have the money, and there's one more game to play. If we can win just one more game, we'll have the start-up capital.

He immediately offered 17 yuan, which was set aside as a reserve. If this gamble on the movie failed, this money would be used to pay off his debts.

With over a million in hand, Lu Yan felt even more confident about the next match, just waiting for October 29th to arrive.

But before that, he had something even more important to do: find an investor for his film.

Lu Yan put his feet on the table and dialed Yu Nan's number.

"Hey, Sister Nan..."

The following afternoon, a torrential downpour struck the capital.

But this did not stop Lu Yan. He took a taxi to Yu Nan's private restaurant.

"When I have money, I'm definitely going to buy a car and get a driving license!"

Upon arriving at their destination, Lu Yan took the elevator from the back door of the restaurant to the fourth floor.

This time, without the manager's guidance, he easily found Yu Nan on the fourth floor.

The photography studio at the end of the fourth floor.

In front of the green screen, Yu Nan sat on a high chair, striking a pose with an air of dominance.

Lu Yan came to the door and stood by it quietly waiting.

"Okay, one more set!"

Ten minutes later, Yu Nan, with fine beads of sweat on his forehead, left the studio, took a towel from his assistant, and came to Lu Yan with a teasing look in his eyes.

"A rare guest. You never come when we invite you. Is there something you need?"

Lu Yan took out a bottle of mineral water, unscrewed it, and handed it to Yu Nan: "What are you talking about? Can't you come see your sister if there's nothing wrong?"

Yu Nan laughed and led Lu Yan to the office. Upon entering the office, Lu Yan was pleasantly surprised to find Wang Quan'an there as well.

Wang Quan'an was also there, which was a good opportunity for him to look at the script. He was just worried about not having a suitable person to give him some advice.

He had originally planned to go find Huo Jianqi, but now he didn't need to bother, as Lu Yan took the initiative to greet him.

"Director Wang! Long time no see."

Wang Quan'an looked at Lu Yan with surprise, then, after a moment's hesitation, put down his newspaper and stood up: "Little Lu, it's been a while. I heard from Wang Yu that you went to film a movie with Huo Jianqi. How is it? Are you settling in?"

Both "Warm" and "Awakening of Insects" used Wang Yu as the producer, and Wang Quan'an, as Yu Nan's boyfriend, naturally knew that Lu Yan was going to film it.

After all, this circle is so small.

"It's alright, it went quite smoothly, thanks to Sister Nan."

Lu Yan took out a gift she had prepared beforehand—a set of cosmetics—which drew a burst of laughter and scolding from Yu Nan.

"You've come to see me and brought me gifts, little brother, this is scaring me!"

Lu Yan: "..."

"As expected, nothing can be hidden from you, sister. Director Wang is here too, and I have a script here that I'd like you to give me some feedback on."

Lu Yan took out a thick script from his bag and placed one on the table for each of them. Wang Quan'an and Yu Nan looked at each other, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

"You came to see me just for this." Yu Nan picked up the script and glanced at it.

"uh-huh."

Lu Yan didn't directly state his purpose in attracting investment. To get people to invest, they need to see the value and returns. The quality of the script is better than any sweet talk. He believes they will understand its value after reading the script.

"You're more professional than me when it comes to scripts, take a look." Yu Nan didn't get involved and went to his desk to smoke.

Wang Quan'an put down his cigar, picked up the script, glanced at the title, and didn't think much of it.

"Crazy Stone, did you write this?"

"Um."

"I remember you weren't a performing arts major, but you can write screenplays?"

"I know a little bit, I know a little bit. Director Wang, could you help me see how much investment this script can attract?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the office fell silent. Yu Nanye looked over with a strange expression.

Wang Quan'an forced a smile and moved his lips: "You... you still want to attract investment and film it yourself."

"yes."

Lu Yan looked completely harmless, but he was very serious.

Looking at Lu Yan, Wang Quan'an suddenly thought of his younger self, who was just as naive, writing a nonsensical script and then going around looking for investors.

He later discovered that he had far overestimated his abilities; he thought he was already outrageous enough.

I never imagined that today's young people would be even more extreme.

Lu Yan, a student majoring in acting, probably hasn't even had proper training in scriptwriting, yet he dares to try and attract investment with a script he wrote himself.

He turned to look at Yu Nan behind him, and Yu Nan gave him a look.

"Lu Yan, haste makes waste. You've only just entered this industry. You should focus on improving your acting skills. As for screenwriting, I think you should..."

Wang Quan'an shook his head helplessly. He didn't name names, but the meaning was clear: last year he collaborated with the Shanghai Theatre Academy and mentored several of their students.

One of the children was quite talented, but his personality was just like Lu Yan's—too eager for quick success and instant benefits. He invested in a movie, but failed to even recoup his costs.

Later, he suffered a setback and faded out of the industry. Sometimes, even when things are going smoothly, it can be an obstacle.

"Director Wang, why don't you let me take a look at the script first? If the script isn't good, then forget it."

Lu Yan was 100% confident in his script. He believed that anyone who knew the industry would be eager to participate after reading it.

Well, he still didn't listen. Helpless, Wang Quan'an opened the script and drank water while reading.

It turns out to be a commercial film. The story is quite interesting, Wang Quan'an glanced at the synopsis briefly.

As she continued flipping through the pages, her gaze gradually shifted. She looked up at Lu Yan meaningfully, her eyes filled with disbelief, before looking down at the script again.

This time, however, he flipped through the script even faster, and his eyes were more serious.

Ten minutes later, Wang Quan'an suddenly slapped his thigh, his expression quite interesting. He silently looked up, his hoarse voice filled with excitement: "Good, this script is good."