Stars of China Entertainment

Cai Yinong was very pleased that Sugar Man was not a big company and his artists only had two kings.

It's not like she hasn't thought about supporting other artists, but the collaboration between Yuan Hong and Liu Shishi in "The Weaver Girl" taught her a lesson.

Taking advantage of the popularity of "Iljimae", this drama almost didn't sell out.

But Liu Shishi is Cai Yinong's substitute in the entertainment industry. He really does his best to support her.

She was interviewed at all costs, so much so that now this girl is reluctant to even open her mouth when she sees reporters.

Cai Yinong sighed. If she hadn't fallen in love with Liu Shishi, she would have grabbed her ears to make her improve.

Others are recruiting employees, but she is raising daughters.

Cai Yinong sighed as soon as his eyes swept over Cheng Shuo.

It's not good for your employees to be too ambitious, and their own words seem to have little strength.

If Cheng Shuo hadn't been so nostalgic after becoming famous, she would have offered to help him open a studio to make progress instead of retreat.

Cai Yinong was spinning the pen in his hand and tapping his toes on the ground.

The studio matter will indeed be put on the agenda.

Cheng Shuo doesn't have much resources to deal with Sugar Man now, but Sugar Man still needs to use his fame to attract investment, publicity, and stardom...

Sighing slightly, Cai Yinong changed his mood and put on a smile.

"The company is preparing to make a movie."

Her sudden announcement caused the three people present to stop their movements.

One by one, everyone looked away from their mobile phones and looked at the front seat in confusion.

Liu Shishi was the first to wonder: "Sister K, isn't our TV series going very smoothly? There's no need to rush it, right?"

Cai Yinong gouged her out and didn't know who I made the movie for.

Liu Shishi is well-known now, but his net worth has not yet increased.

To put it simply, the masterpieces column on her resume has nothing to show for it.

Furthermore, Hu Ge and Cheng Shuo were also included.

Hu Ge has always wanted to go to the big screen, and you can see it from the joy on his face at this moment.

As for Cheng Shuo, he has proven his box office appeal several times.

In the past, the most important reason why Sugar Man didn't make movies was because he couldn't hire any big names that could compete with the box office.

But now that Cheng Shuo is here, this film can at least not be ruined.

Although "The Weaver Girl" failed, the two films "Sword and Sword III" and "The Stranger" created considerable profits for the company.

It's more than enough to make a movie.

Cheng Shuo is now facing the big screen. If Sugar Man doesn't expand its business, I'm afraid he will drift away from him.

He is now the company's absolute ace.

Hu Ge rubbed his nose, "What subject?"

His joy flashed away, and then he felt a sense of worry.

He has now turned to the period drama market, which is to make a break with the past.

Of course, this does not mean that he will no longer film costume dramas, but that he does not want to rest on his laurels.

This is not the first time that Sugar Man has tried the film market, but its previous works are not worth mentioning.

He was afraid that Sugar Man's attempt would be in vain.

Cai Yinong noticed the three people's reactions, Cheng Shuo's calmness, Liu Shishi's doubts, and Hu Ge's hesitation.

Without saying much, she opened the drawer under the conference table, took out three scripts, and threw them on the table.

"Martial arts movies are what we are good at."

The three of them looked at each other. Martial arts movies are not a small investment. Judging from the size of Sugar Man, it seems that this time it is really not a joke.

Seeing everyone receiving the script in their hands, Cai Yinong said, "I owe this script to Cheng Shuo."

Cheng Shuo had already looked at the cover of the script, and the words "Embroidered Spring Knife" were printed on it.

"I communicated with Zhang Yuan before and the script is good."

Cai Yinong finally put down the water glass and put his hands on his chin.

Cheng Shuo nodded. From a certain point of view, Sugar Man is indeed very suitable for the creation of this book.

The actors have action scenes at their fingertips, and they have enough experience in costume dramas, so the funding problem has basically been solved.

The only problem is that the cast may not be enough.

Although he had watched this movie himself, Ke Chengshuo still started reading it decently.

The printed text was in small boldface, and it looked dense and dazzling. Cheng Shuo looked closer to see it clearly.

The four words that caught his eye made him frown.

Tomorrow starts seven years.

Isn't the seventh year of the Apocalypse the year of Zhu Youxiao? If I remember correctly, Xiuchundao should be from the period of Zhu Youjian in the late Ming Dynasty.

During a mission to clean up the rebellious party, Shen Lian, the Jinyi Guard of Fusi, North Town, killed his colleague Ling Yunkai in order to save the painter Beizhai.

Cheng Shuo rubbed his eyebrows hard, isn't this the plot of "Xiu Chun Dao 2"?

The frame he was looking at before was obviously the story of "Xiu Chun Dao 1".

Cai Yinong said at this time, "The changes in his script are also due to Cheng Shuo."

Cheng Shuo's head was filled with questions. Is this also my credit?

"When you communicated with him before, didn't you say that the origin of the story is very similar to "Okita Souji's Love"? Then the character portrayal needs to be improved. The supporting characters need to be more outstanding and the picture will be stronger. The background can be reflected through different character tendencies, and the scenes can be further improved.

If it’s grander, he’ll listen to it.”

Cheng Shuo helplessly covered his forehead. He heard it, but it was all distorted.

The origin of the story was to affirm his ideas, the characterization was to allow him to perfect the character, and the grand scenes were because he was worried about investing too much and cutting down on the big scenes.

As a result, he changed his mind and told the story of the second part directly.

But then I thought about it, and the script of this second part is actually not bad either.

Without Yang Mi's dedicated performance, the ratings and box office of this story would have been much higher.

And now that the relationship between Tangren and Yang Mi has broken down, it will be difficult for her to appear in it.

Cheng Shuo's heart was filled with uproar, but Hu Ge's eyes were getting brighter and brighter, and he was completely immersed in the story.

Putting down the script, Hu Ge could not let go of the excitement on his face for a long time. This was the book he wanted.

Looking up at Cheng Shuo, Hu Ge grinned, with a wry smile in his heart.

He really liked the role of Shen Lian, but he knew that he really had no box office appeal.

This is different from selling an album. You can just sell the songs to fans, but the box office is for the public.

Cheng Shuo put down the script and felt the longing in Hu Ge's eyes.

"When should we start shooting this movie?"

"In March next year, after "Step by Step" is released."

Cheng Shuo looked at Hu Ge and smiled slightly: "Then I don't have any schedule, so I can play a supporting role."

He really needed big productions to prove himself before, but after getting "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons", the script of "Xiu Chun Dao" is no longer that important to him.

What's more, it would be beneficial for Hu Ge to go further. If Cheng Shuo wants to go into the directing industry, he needs some high-quality, cheap and famous actors.

Hu Ge is one of the best choices.

"I can wait until you have a schedule." Cai Yinong was still worried. He really wanted Hu Ge to star, but he was also worried about Hu Ge's box office appeal.

"It's okay." Cheng Shuo shook his head, "The role of Lu Wenzhao is quite important, so I'll play this one."