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Director Wei did not interfere with the subsequent release and promotion of "Wolf Warrior 2", he only invested a small amount of money.

If Wu Jing really wants to fight him during this year's Spring Festival, even though it will cause internal friction, Director Wei doesn't care.

let it be.

Director Wei is the boss now.

It's just that other people are avoiding Director Wei, there's no reason for Director Wei to avoid other people.

Just looking at these lists is scary enough.

It feels a bit like a fight between gods.

This is not the end.

During the 2017 Spring Festival, another top star from the Mesozoic era who had just been criticized by Director Wei also had a film released.

Deng Chao - "Sisters Who Make Waves".

Although not many people are optimistic about it now.

Although Han Han was boycotted by female audiences because of his inappropriate behavior during the promotion period, they believed that Han Han was insulting women.

Well, to be honest, it was indeed an insult, otherwise the box office of "Surfing the Waves" would have been even higher.

But the quality of this drama is really not bad.

And Deng Chao during this period was really good at fighting.

Even before the release of "Becoming a Wolf 2", Deng Chao was actually a much better fighter than Wu Jing.

There are middle-aged actors who are more capable than Deng Chao, such as Baoqiang.

But Baoqiang is not able to fight just because he is better than Deng Chao.

It was because of the uproar caused by the incident between Baoqiang's wife and his agent.

Audiences across the country sympathize with Baoqiang.

So even if Baoqiang makes a piece of shit, he can still make hundreds of millions at the box office by relying on the audience's sympathy.

If the quality of the filming was better, it wouldn't be just a matter of a few hundred million box office.

Then, as luck would have it, during the 2017 Spring Festival, Baoqiang, who had just been cheated on by his wife and agent, actually had a movie to appear in.

Directed and acted in "Journey to India"!

Director Wei went through the list of rivals for this year's Spring Festival: Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow, Tsui Hark, Zhang Yimou, Deng Chao, Baoqiang, and even Wu Jing's "Wolf Warrior 2" might be included.

Director Wei is just a straight-forward guy.

These people still treat him as the big boss to be beaten.

Director Wei just felt overwhelmed.

So he had to relieve some stress.

and so……

"Wait, put me down first."

"Director Wei, Wei..."

Zhao Liying, who was hanging on Director Wei's waist like a koala, cried.

She worked hard to lose weight, not to make things easier for Director Wei.

Director Wei didn't say anything.

Actions replace words.

Before the Spring Festival battle came, he made Zhao Liying, the heroine of "Sisters Who Make Waves", one of his competitors, cry.

The result of the battle between the gods has not yet come out.

But in the fight between the goblins, Director Wei definitely won.

Chapter 100: Director Wei: I can never coexist with scumbags!

Zhao Liying almost died.

She is too small.

In order to maintain a photogenic figure, I dare not eat.

Director Wei’s strength is too great. After all, he is a man who often goes to the gym.

So...the height difference between them is cute.

The power difference is huge.

So much so that Zhao Liying was beaten to a pulp by Director Wei.

The combat effectiveness is pitifully weak.

In particular, Director Wei walked around the room.

After walking around, Zhao Liying didn't dare to move.

After all, she and Director Wei walked this circle together.

Even though it looked like she didn't have to try hard.

but……

Director Wei complained: "Liying, you can't do it. You need to practice more."

Zhao Liying didn't want to say a word.

He just rolled his eyes silently.

It's like she hasn't exercised.

The exercises that female celebrities do are all basic exercises, okay?

Don't be fooled by her thin arms and legs, her actual weight may be less than 80 kilograms.

But there is no doubt that she exercises regularly.

After all, when it comes to body management of celebrities in the entertainment industry, the audience has much higher expectations for female celebrities than for male celebrities.

Unless you are Jia Ling.

Otherwise you have to stay in shape, otherwise you will lose fans.

But no matter how much training he does, he can't match Director Wei's beastly physique.

Zhao Liying feels that if any other female star were to replace her, she wouldn't be able to handle it either.

It took Zhao Liying three minutes of rest before she recovered and felt she had the strength to speak.

Then Zhao Liying's first words were: "You are such an animal."

Director Wei: "Thank you for your compliment."

Zhao Liying: “…”

Without morals, anything is possible.

It's absolutely amazing.

This was after Director Wei attended the premiere of "Surfing the Waves." Deng Chao and Zhao Liying were the lead actors in the film, both of whom had acted in Director Wei's films and had a close relationship with him. Since they had invited Director Wei, he naturally had to give him face.

At the premiere, Director Wei also spoke highly of "Sisters Who Make Waves".

Let's be honest. Let's put aside Han Han's chauvinism and, purely from a quality perspective, if Wei's "The Age of Conflict" and Zhang Yimou's "Parasite" weren't included in the 2017 Spring Festival box office, the highest-quality film of that time would have been "The Mermaid." "Kung Fu Yoga" is a standard Jackie Chan comedy, devoid of surprises. Audiences aren't going for surprises during the Lunar New Year holiday; just watching Jackie Chan for some excitement is enough. "Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back" falls short of audience expectations for Stephen Chow and Tsui Hark's films, so much so that it couldn't even beat "Kung Fu Yoga." "Buddha in India"... Baoqiang may be a good actor, but he's really not a good director right now.

If the national audience had not forgiven him for wearing his hat too tightly, with the quality of "Journey to India", Baoqiang would have been criticized to death. This is the worst movie in this year's Spring Festival. It is obvious that it is a money-making scam and it is taking advantage of the audience's sympathy. The way it is done is extremely ugly.

However, with Ma Jinlian supporting Baoqiang, Baoqiang still made money this time.

But as for the reputation...after this movie, Baoqiang didn't dare to be a director for the second time.

So it is true that "Sisters Who Make Waves" can surprise the audience.

Director Wei praised "The Mermaid" during the day and abducted the heroine of the movie at night.

Zhao Liying was already helpless against Director Wei's shamelessness, so she took the initiative to change the subject: "Do you have any opinions about Peng Yuyan?"

"No."

"Then why are you so disrespectful to him and just say his Mandarin is not good, making him feel embarrassed?"

Director Wei: "His Mandarin is not good. Are we not allowed to tell the truth these days?" Director Wei was invited to attend the premiere of "The Breakup Guru" and actually gave a positive review.

The male lead Deng Chao and the female lead Zhao Liying also received good reviews from Wei Jun.

Director Wei only complained about the second male lead, Eddie Peng, with his accent.

But Director Wei is reasonable.

"The location is set in mainland China, the identity is also set as a mainlander, and then speaking Taiwan Mandarin, how can this not be out of character? I'm not blackmailing him. Seriously, he really didn't play this role well."

Director Wei is innocent.

Who is the mainlander who speaks Taiwanese?

Director Wei is really being realistic this time.

Zhao Liying said: "If you say his Mandarin is not good, it means his lines are not good.

For an actor, dialogue skills are very important."

Wei Jun: "His line delivery is just not good... Do I need to say anything more? Do you think his line delivery is good?"

Zhao Liying: "I work very hard."

Director Wei complained: "I've worked so hard for so many years, but I can't even speak Mandarin properly.

What? Is Mandarin difficult to learn? "

What can Zhao Liying say?

She could only say: "He is really hardworking and insists on exercising on the set.

Looking at Director Wei's eyes, Zhao Liying couldn't continue.

"Okay, you're being realistic and not slandering him."

"Of course I didn't criticize him. I have no grudge against him."

Director Wei said: "I never mentioned him in Operation Mekong because the character he played was an undercover agent in Southeast Asia and his Mandarin was more Taiwanese, so it made sense.

But it doesn't make sense that he still speaks Taiwanese Mandarin in "Sisters Who Make Waves". This is a simple factual issue.

As for why he worked so hard but after so many years he can't even speak Mandarin well, you have to ask him. I don't deny his efforts."

Director Wei was a bit more realistic and directly asked questions that raised many people's doubts.

After all, for a good actor who is said to master a skill after filming a movie, learning Mandarin well should be a basic operation.

Isn't this much easier than winning a boxing title?

At the premiere, Director Wei asked this question sincerely.

Logically speaking, Mr. Peng has been filming in the mainland for almost 20 years.

Why is my Mandarin still so poor?

It doesn't fit his hard-working personality.

Director Wei asked this question out of genuine confusion. After all, many Taiwanese actors are not known for their hard work, but their Mandarin is quite good. Logically, Mr. Peng should be better than them.

Unfortunately, Mr. Peng hesitated and didn't say anything in the end.

Director Wei could only sigh helplessly.

Why is it so difficult to answer his questions?

Zhao Liying and Peng Yuyan didn’t have much of a relationship, so she just wanted to change the subject, so she quickly skipped Peng Yuyan and asked about what she cared about most: “Wei Jun, do you really think that “Sisters Who Make Waves” is of good quality?

"Can it break 10 billion?"

Zhao Liying still can't believe it.

Not only her, Han Han was also a little confused when Director Wei said at the premiere that "Sisters Who Make Waves" had the potential to break 10 billion.