Sheng Tang had no interest in watching the movie; she intermittently turned her attention to the audience’s reactions behind her, her thoughts still revolving around Jiahuai and Gu Shiting.
How exactly did Gu Shiting manage to beat Jiahuai so badly that he ended up in the hospital?
When it ca to fights, Gu Shiting was certainly not one to lose to Jiahuai. He had loved fitness since childhood and had always practiced mixed martial arts.
Jiahuai didn’t pay as much attention to fitness; he wasn’t like Gu Shiting, who was addicted to working out. In a direct confrontation, he would be utterly defeated by Gu Shiting.
But why?
Gu Shiting seed not to harbor intense hatred toward Sheng Tang and Jiahuai’s relationship. Or perhaps, he was trying to protect Sheng Tang, safeguard her love and life.
He couldn’t bear to see Sheng Tang suffer more.
So why did he suddenly strike out at Jiahuai?
Sheng Tang really wanted to look at her phone, but with dia reporters present, she couldn’t risk being photographed playing with her phone while watching the movie. She made a considerable effort to resist the urge.
She was anxious.
Luckily, she was a competent actress; no matter how anxious she was, she could still portray a calm deanor convincingly.
The movie at the premiere didn’t have an end credits sequence; it concluded abruptly with a black screen.
There was a mont of silence in the auditorium, followed by a burst of enthusiastic applause.
Zheng Weiwei stood up to thank the audience.
"It was fantastic, the competition between the two female leads was thrilling. In the end, Zhao Beibei won the position, and Qi Qi won love."
"The fashion elents were ticulously handled, living up to the reputation of Zheng Weiwei; the film was so detailed, even the smallest aspects were well thought out."
The audience and film critics were making their judgnts in their minds.
This movie was a pleasant experience; a hundred minutes of footage without a bit of redundancy or lag, vividly depicting the office drama.
Especially at the end, Qi Qi and Zhao Beibei joined forces to defeat Angela for their mutual benefit. The design was clever and brilliant. Qi Qi’s intelligence and caution, her low profile; Zhao Beibei’s pride, cunning, and flamboyance; both were attractive in their own ways.
However, Wen Yu’s acting fell short, making Qi Qi appear overshadowed by Zhao Beibei.
The romantic plotline was also imnsely compelling.
The audience was left in suspense as to whether William would choose Qi Qi or Zhao Beibei.
"The choice of male lead was excellent, especially handso and charismatic. His presence made the competition between Qi Qi and Zhao Beibei for him very convincing."
William was worth fighting for by two outstanding won.
And the handling of the ex-girlfriend and current girlfriend situation showcased Zheng Weiwei’s superior skills—while keeping female audiences expecting and not repelled.
In any case, William the actor was remarkable.
Had it been Feng Yanqiu before, perhaps the male lead might have co off as oily.
After the premiere, it was ti for the interactive segnt.
Besides professional questions from dia reporters and film critics, there were questions from fans present at the scene.
"Screenwriter Zheng, in romantic dramas, it’s mainstream for two n to fight over one woman. Aren’t you worried that using two outstanding won could attract criticism for not supporting feminism?" one reporter asked.
Zheng Weiwei smiled and replied, "Art has to diverge from morality; otherwise, it would beco a docuntary. Besides, the charm of won in the workplace is inherently feminist. I’m not worried at all."
Another reporter asked, "Screenwriter Zheng, I heard that during the preparation phase, Zhao Beibei was originally the second female lead. Why did she beco one of the two female leads? Is it because Sheng Tang’s acting is particularly good?"
Praising Sheng Tang’s acting would be stepping on Wen Yu, implying that Wen Yu’s main character could not hold the aura, overshadowed by the supporting character.
The current result indeed was such.
Qi Qi’s character setting was hundreds of tis superior to Zhao Beibei’s, but based on the audience’s reactions, Zhao Beibei absolutely took up eighty percent of the attention.
This reporter’s question was sowhat challenging.
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