Which top celebrity doesn't support a few female stars?

"Shengshi Entertainment's support for Li Zhou is really huge, I'm so damn envious."

"Holy crap, Li Zhou has actually become a producer! Does that mean he can act in whatever movies he wants from now on?"

"Can top celebrities still act like this? Is it just Li Zhou doing this, or can anyone do it?"

"..."

Almost every celebrity under 40 years old expressed their envy.

Some celebrities over 40 years old benefited from the times in their early years and have successfully transitioned to other careers, so they are relatively indifferent to such situations.

Their main profession remains being celebrities, but behind them are all sorts of affiliated companies that come to their tables.

It has essentially become entertainment capital.

The roles they play are simply different; some participate in production, some cross over to become directors, and so on.

Upon hearing the news, they could only think that this young man, Li Zhou, was... incredibly lucky and had remarkable skills.

Ironically, it was only the very top-tier group of people in the entertainment industry who showed even a little interest in commenting on this matter…

"Li Zhou... this young man is interesting. It seems he has already formed a business alliance with Tencent Video. He's not simple."

"I wonder how much of a help the eldest daughter of the Xu family had behind him... In any case, this young man is just too lucky."

"He's incredibly lucky... He was born too late; he missed out on the benefits of his time. If I had looked like that when I was young, that would have been amazing!"

"..."

...

When Song Mingche, who was on set, heard the news, he was quite upset.

His remaining rationality led him to curse through gritted teeth in his mind: "Damn it! This Li Zhou... he's just relying on someone keeping him..."

"They've completely lost all shame now!"

"That rich kid from Shengshi Entertainment has absolutely lost his mind; he only has eyes for that damned succubus, Li Zhou!"

The more I think about it, the more my defenses crumble.

Finally, Song Mingche gritted his teeth until the veins on his face bulged, cursing inwardly, "Is he fucking tattooed with a Gu poison?"

If we exclude Li Zhou, who is the most unique among the top celebrities, Song Mingche is currently the youngest top celebrity in the Chinese entertainment industry.

He is younger than the other five top male and female celebrities.

At only 27 or 28 years old, he's already a top-tier celebrity with hit dramas and high-end endorsements... He has everything except singing, and he excels in everything.

How could Song Mingche not have ambitions to become an entertainment tycoon?

They can arrange their own artists' schedules and development directions, and even control the future of other minor celebrities...

This is the advanced gameplay that previous generations of big stars have already developed!

Song Mingche has been a top star for three or four years now. After deducting all kinds of expenses, he currently holds various assets worth more than 3 million yuan.

Of course, one can allocate a certain amount of funds to invest in the entertainment industry.

However, they haven't been able to find a way in.

For example, he could invest in TV drama projects starring Song Myung-cheol, but the percentage was low, and most importantly, it wasn't even a proper investment.

Because more often than not, he stars in commissioned projects, where the platform's investment can be as high as 80%.

At most, they can give you some soup or broth.

And now... Li Zhou has actually become the producer all of a sudden.

Song Mingche understood all too well the significance of those three words! How could he not break down, how could he not be filled with impotent rage!

If it weren't for the fact that he still needed to work in the industry, Song Mingche would have already exposed Li Zhou.

He simply refused to believe that if a rumor were fabricated that Li Zhou was being kept by a sugar daddy, Li Zhou would still be as carefree and relaxed as he was now.

But the damn problem is that the owner of the entertainment company Song Mingche signed with is also a woman.

In fact, all the top young male celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry are currently signed by female bosses.

It took Song Mingche a long time to calm down, but he finally couldn't help but curse out loud: "Damn it..."

"..."

...

……

At the opening ceremony of "Chinese Paladin", executive producer Wang Juan and executive producer Huang Jie were leading a group of people to send off the entertainment media who were present.

For the time being, no one has time to pay attention to the outside world's troubles.

Meanwhile, Lin Wenhua, the chief director of "Chinese Paladin," was also getting the staff moving and preparing for the official start of filming.

Unlike before on the set of "Xu", Li Zhou now follows director Lin Wenhua almost step by step.

This can be seen as a way for him to adapt to his new identity as an actor.

After all, putting everything else aside, director Lin Wenhua's directing skills are beyond doubt.

To put it another way, he's the emo in the TV drama director circle.

However, in the TV drama industry, viewers only care about who the actors are and whether the drama is good or not, and rarely care about who the director is.

Therefore, TV drama directors are usually not very famous.

This is one of the core reasons why movie stars are naturally considered superior to television stars.

For example, when people talk about directors, many can only think of Feng Xiaogang, Sunglasses, Emo, Arthur's father, and others.

If you mention Zhang Li, Li Lu, Zheng Xiaolong... I bet not many people have heard of them.

His three most famous representative works are: Ming Dynasty 1566, In the Name of the People, and The Legend of Zhen Huan... and his representative works are far more than these.

...

After the initial arrangements were completed, Lin Wenhua looked at Li Zhou, who had a solemn expression beside him, and casually said, "Little Li, you don't need to be so tense..."

"You should think of it this way: you wrote the character yourself, so any way you portray him is correct."

Li Zhou didn't deny this view, but said, "After all, it's my first time acting formally, so it's inevitable that I'll be nervous."

Seeing this, Lin Wenhua patted Li Zhou on the shoulder: "Sit down first. I've seen your ancient costume look, it's not a big problem."

"Besides, no matter how much of a tyrant I am on set, would I dare to be rude to you?"

As he spoke, Lin Wenhua couldn't help but chuckle.

"You're the producer, the most powerful person in the entire crew. Whether filming has started or not, everyone has to listen to you when you speak."

Li Zhou: "..."

Really? He didn't believe it.

...

While the two chatted, the film set was completely cleared up.

As someone shouted "Start!", some people started clapping the clapperboard, while others took photos.

Meanwhile, Ning Xixia, who had already changed into her costume at the opening ceremony, also appeared in the shot.

Sitting beside the monitor, Li Zhou watched as Ning Xixia on the screen gradually merged with 'Ling'er,' and couldn't help but exclaim, "Finally, she's capturing the essence of a young Ling'er!"

At least at this moment, he believed that Ning Xixia had completely entered the story and become 'Zhao Ling'er!'

Every move she makes, every smile, even just a casual glance, exudes the naivety, innocence, and spirit of the young Ling'er.

Lin Wenhua was also very satisfied with Ning Xixia's performance.

After the simple first audition scene was filmed, he arranged for the formal filming.

Then he asked Li Zhou, "I heard that Xixia will be going to a secluded island to cultivate for more than a month. Do you feel that she lacks the vivacity of a young girl?"

Li Zhou nodded: "Yes. The seclusion has been much more effective than I expected. Now she's exactly the kind of young Ling'er I wanted to see."

So Lin Wenhua said, "Look, your intuition is clearly extremely sharp, so what are you worried about?"

Li Zhou: "..."

He increasingly felt that this middle-aged man might be hiding a dagger behind a smile...

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