Wen Qiao opened his mouth and replied after a long while: "...Ah?"
"Don't you know there's a saying in the industry that goes 'If you push yourself too hard, you'll get struck by lightning'? People like you who rely on unspoken rules to get ahead, who forcibly cut in, and who use capital to push you to grab resources, the audience won't like you. As a senior, I kindly advise you to stay within your means."
Wen Qiao did nothing but was forcibly held down under the scorching sun by his senior and given some ideological education.
"I'm not an actor, why should I act in a movie? I was the first person to be approached for this movie. If I really wanted to act in it, you wouldn't have a role to play."
Why is this girl so confused
Xie Fei rolled her eyes: "You are the first one to be approached? Didn't you say you are not an actor?"
Wen Qiao spread his hands, unable to explain anything to her, and too lazy to say too much to her, "I didn't act in this movie, firstly because I'm not an actor, and secondly, I'm not suitable for this movie."
Xie Fei was stunned: "You...what do you mean?"
Wen Qiao said truthfully: "It's written in the original book that the heroine is just pretty."
When she was in high school, people in school said that she was like a peony in the courtyard, coquettish and unclassy. However, the heroine in this novel has a pretty appearance, and the author used the word "fresh little daisy" to describe her. The style difference is too great, and she is certainly not suitable for this kind of heroine.
When Xie Fei heard this, she seemed to have suffered some kind of humiliation. She raised her hand to slap Wen Qiao, but Wen Qiao grabbed her wrist and frowned, "What are you doing?"
Xie Fei is the type of person who got the center position as soon as she debuted, and her transition from idol to actor was also smooth sailing. Therefore, she is arrogant and doesn't take anyone seriously.
In her eyes, how could a small internet celebrity like Wen Qiao be compared with her
What does this little internet celebrity mean by saying this
The heroine in the original novel just has a pretty appearance, and she is not suitable for the role.
What the internet celebrity meant was that she was too beautiful, and that Xie Fei was suitable for the role, which meant that she was plain-looking.
How could she tolerate such connotations
After all, her fans praise her beauty on the Internet every day, and she believes it herself.
"I can't stand little internet celebrities like you who rely on climbing into men's beds. Is that fun? I'm going to teach you a lesson today."
The company gave her a genuine personality, and she is not afraid of being exposed. She will attract more fans if she is exposed. This will teach a lesson to those internet celebrities who want to rely on unspoken rules to get to the top. Her reputation will only improve.
Wen Qiao: …
Wen Qiao flicked her hand, she swore she really just flicked it lightly, and Miss Xie rolled into the small river beside her in a miserable state.
The stream was two meters away from them.
What kind of divine movement is this
Fortunately, the stream was an artificial river and was very shallow. Xie Fei climbed out of the stream soaking wet. Her screams also attracted the attention of the staff in the small yard, and they all ran out.
Wen Qiao let out a light sigh. She had originally come to the crew just to look for some creative inspiration, but now someone was causing trouble for her.
She seemed to have a physique that attracted drama queens.
Moreover, the drama queens she attracted all had the characteristic of "the bad guys complain first". Xie Fei wiped the water off her face, pointed at Wen Qiao, and scolded: "She pushed me into the river."
Xie Fei's assistant quickly ran over, took a towel to wipe her face, and then glared at Wen Qiao: "What's wrong with you? Why did you come to our crew to make trouble?"
Producer Xu happened to come over, so Wen Qiao calmly explained, "Miss Xie was being unreasonable and said I wanted to steal her role. I explained to her clearly that I had no such intention. Because my appearance didn't quite match the original heroine's, she thought I was implying that she was not good-looking and reached out to hit me, so I grabbed her wrist and pushed her. We were about two meters away from the creek. It seemed like she was too hot and ran straight into the creek. I don't think it counts as me pushing her into the river."
(End of this chapter)