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None of the three people at the table are nice gentlemen.

He can't be called a prostitute, but at least he is a real man who knows women when he goes to the kang and shoes when he goes off the kang.

"Oh, right."

Jay Chou patted his forehead and said, "Let's take a photo to commemorate it. The advertiser wants to promote it."

The two of them stood one on the left and the other on the right, sandwiching Cheng Shuo in the middle. They called the assistant to come in and help take two pictures.

Lin Junjie turned sideways and silently deleted the two unsightly pictures, "Suddenly I remembered that I had taken a photo with Cheng Shuo."

Cheng Shuo also nodded. During the China Song Chart Awards Ceremony, both of their songs were shortlisted for golden songs of the year. There was a group photo of more than 30 people.

Speaking of this, he suddenly remembered: "Brother Jie Lun and I also took photos together."

Jay Chou scratched his forehead, really unable to remember.

Cheng Shuo took out his mobile phone and found the photo he had backed up from his old mobile phone. It was the photo he took with the Jay Chou wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Hong Kong.

Looking at this photo, Jay Chou suddenly couldn't laugh or cry.

"It's so ugly. They originally said they would use my image to practice."

Lin Junjie tilted his head and saw the stiff face in the photo, and he burst out laughing.

After the laughter, he silently commented: "They look alike."

Jay Chou sighed, and he had to admit that although it was a bit ugly, it did look similar.

Hearing that Lin Junjie was still having fun, this cool guy was a little embarrassed. He quickly changed the subject and said, "Cheng Shuo, are you planning to release a new song?"

Cheng Shuo shook his head, "I don't have this idea for the time being. After all, my main job is still an actor."

"That's a bit of a pity."

His eyes suddenly lit up, "By the way, your lyrics are very good. I just have a creative motivation. You can help me fill in the lyrics."

As he spoke, he started humming, da da da da.

The rhythm is very strong, it is the content of rap, the melody is brisk, but there is also a sense of helplessness mixed in his nasal sobs.

Lin Junjie listened with his eyes closed and clicked on the desktop to feel the beat, but Cheng Shuo heard it clearly. This song was the demo of "Superman Can't Fly".

After he finished humming, he smiled and said, "How is it? It's pretty cool, isn't it?"

"Awesome, awesome, awesome."

Listening to the two people's compliments, Jay Chou didn't smile more freely. Instead, he crossed his legs and put two fingers on his lips, pretending to be cool again.

"I want to fill in some lyrics for this song based on my experience, and Fang Wenshan and Wen Zou Zou Di will definitely not be able to contribute."

Cheng Shuo nodded. Jay Chou's own lyric writing skills could only be said to be above the passing level, but this song was tailor-made for him and no one else could get involved.

He sang to the two of them, partly to let them make suggestions and open up their ideas, but also to show off.

Lin Junjie was weak in song lyrics, so he mainly asked Cheng Shuo for advice.

"Cheng Shuo, do you have any good suggestions?"

Cheng Shuo thought for a long time, "There is a period."

With a deep voice, he recalled the accompaniment of "Superman Can't Fly" and sang softly, "Pay attention to your image anytime and anywhere, and don't drink milk tea, otherwise I won't look like Madame Tussauds' wax figure."

Jay Chou grinned, "It doesn't look like it at all!".

His protest also had a melody added to it, making it seem like a harmony.

As Lin Junjie listened, his wax figure image appeared in his mind again, and he laughed like a goose.

Cheng Shuo was able to sing along with the original tune after listening to it once, which had to be praised by Jay Chou as excellent.

The lyrics are also witty and interesting, and match the brisk rhythm of the whole song.

But the sentence about not drinking milk tea is not good and needs to be changed.

Seeing that Cheng Shuo had caught up with his train of thought, he didn't even bother to eat. He asked his assistant to take the pen and paper and put it in front of Cheng Shuo.

"Let's discuss it."

"If swearing requires some skills, I will add some melody, and you will feel super cool..."

"What I just said was super good."

"it's the same."

"up to you."

...

The three of them all discussed the singing process together, left their contact information and then said goodbye to each other.

Cheng Shuo's schedule has not changed, and he is still cooperating with the company's promotion of "Sword and Sword III".

Just as he was repeating his publicity strategy, the chain reaction of the recent awards finally slowly began to ferment.

Exclusive interviews with major TV stations were delayed due to publicity strategies, so media people who were in urgent need of first-hand information turned their attention to people who had worked with Cheng Shuo.

"Thieves of Time", "Rain of Swords" and even "The Journey" where he had a guest appearance all talked about Cheng Shuo in interviews.

The crew of "A Man on the Road" has moved along the highway to Shonan.

Naturally, the film does not have any large-scale publicity capabilities, but Wang Baoqiang and Xu Zheng are indeed box office elixirs.

After also portraying Xu Sanduo, Wang Baoqiang became unrivaled among the younger generation of actors.

Facing the camera and microphone, he smiled honestly and turned the right to speak to Xu Zheng, who was more eloquent.

"Excuse me, Xu Zheng, how do you feel about working with Baoqiang this time?"

"Baoqiang is a very good actor. Many people are deceived by his honest appearance. In fact, he is very good at acting."

"Then do you think Bao Qiang is the best performer among the new generation? Can he compete with the Chinese film industry in the future?"

This question was a bit exaggerated, and the person asking the question didn't quite believe it.

However, in news interviews, one should always try to exaggerate as much as possible. Those directors often expect the box office to be in the billions. When everyone talks about it, the audience will enjoy it.

Of course Xu Zheng got off the road, "There is no doubt that Baoqiang is one of the best."

"One? Then who do you think can rival Bao Qiang's performance?"

Xu Zheng smiled and said: "Speaking of looks deceiving, the young Cheng Shuo who came as a guest star before is also very good at deceiving people."

As he said this, Wang Baoqiang, who was listening on the side, nodded frequently and added with a slight accent: "Cheng Shuo is particularly good at acting. At that time, the director asked him to act in three emotions for more than ten seconds without even a single line.

It’s not stuck.”

Hearing that he spoke so highly, all the reporters looked at each other.

Although Wang Baoqiang spoke firmly and with a hint of admiration, none of them believed him completely.

It was just a sedan chair that everyone carried, and now that Cheng Shuo is very popular, I used the excuse to help him promote it, and by the way, it increased the attention of the movie.

The news wasn't very popular, but when the media arrived at the set of "Sword Rain".

Wu Yusen, who has always been kind to mainland actors, actually praised him endlessly.

These reporters are all smart people. You can clearly see the reluctance on his face, but his words are very sincere.

"Luo Qirui has a higher opinion of him. The original selection of him was largely due to Luo Qirui's recommendation."

After asking a group of people, they suddenly discovered a fact. Maybe within the circle, Cheng Shuo made a deeper impression on people and became famous earlier.

This is a bit unconventional, because those who become famous in the industry and then prove themselves through their works are all veteran actors who are late bloomers.

He became famous immediately, but his recognition in the circle was even earlier.

As the interview progressed, media people discovered that not only these people, but also the elders in the TV series Liao Qizhi, Wang Xueqi and Ren Dahua in the film industry, the new generation Jing Tian, ​​and the music industry's Jay Chou and Lin Junjie were all transformed into Chui.

And as the first tenth percentile, it was none other than Hong Kong’s well-established director Luo Qirui.

When the microphone was put to his mouth, he was even more serious, "It's absolutely fine for Cheng Shuo to star in a movie worth tens of millions of dollars."