Jiang Nuan didn’t know what happened afterward. After she went in, she found a place to sit down, and the beautiful woman next to her greeted her proactively.
"Hello. Are you Miss Jiang? Let introduce myself first; I’m Rong Yan. I’ve heard my husband ntion you, and I didn’t expect you’d be even younger and prettier than I imagined. Nice to et you."
Jiang Nuan looked at the glowing white, round-tipped hand extended before her and reached out her own hand, "Hello, what a coincidence, I’ve heard a friend ntion you as well; she likes you a lot."
"Really?"
Seeing her surprised expression, Jiang Nuan then smiled slightly, with eyes more beautiful than the starry sky, which curved making her look especially spirited, "It’s my honor!"
The audition began while they were talking.
The first star to audition ca in. Seeing her expression beco serious and stop talking, she elegantly turned over the actor’s materials placed in front of her.
She also turned her head and started looking through the materials.
Although Fu Yi asked her to help, Jiang Nuan knew nothing about the entertainnt industry, let alone being a boss interviewing actors.
After sitting for an entire evening, except for a few artists whose acting was exceptionally off, she couldn’t see who was better than whom.
Fortunately, the role introduction wasn’t as hard as evaluating acting skills. She left the job of selecting actors to the professionals and opened the script outline and character profiles on the table to read.
"Langan" is a grand historical movie. She took a general look; the male lead had been decided. It was Wen Na, the acclaid emperor of acting, and today they were selecting the female lead. The structure of the movie was grand. The male lead had far more scenes than the female lead, who died midway and had fewer scenes than the second male lead, but her character was distinctive, not the traditional pure girl setting in the current market. Although the female lead couldn’t escape making impulsive decisions for love, in the end, she made the correct choice on major issues, sacrificing herself to save a family of three she barely knew.
The character profile described the female lead, Qi ng, who grew up at the border with a bold and carefree personality, leading a carefree life until everything was destroyed one day. The Hsiung-Nu invaded the border, and her parents and brothers all died on the battlefield. Not only did the court not handle the loyal ministers who died on the battlefield, they instead took the opportunity to seize military power, taking Qi ng as a hostage to control the border army and bringing her back to the Capital city.
The Capital city was luxurious, filled with things she had never seen or tasted, but Qi ng couldn’t be happy. She longed to return ho and avenge her parents, but that dream was unattainable. The Capital city was like a giant cage trapping her inside.
In those boring days of teasing cats and dogs, she t an interesting monk, and from then on, bullying the little monk beca her greatest joy in life.
Until one day she discovered the little monk she was enamored with wasn’t from the Qi State and had approached her with a purpose from the start, using her to command the border army. Upon learning of the betrayal by her beloved, Qi ng made a bold choice; she resolutely jumped off a cliff, yet miraculously survived, saved by a hunter at the bottom of the mountain. Later, when enemies ca to search the mountain, Qi ng, not wanting to implicate the kind family of three, chose to die heroically.
In the end, she never returned to her dream holand.
But like her parents and brothers, she had managed to protect the land and its people until her death.
It could be said that Qi ng’s character was very strong, and as the female protagonist, she reached marriageable age for various reasons yet remained unmarried. When she t the monk, she was almost thirty, a definite anomaly in ancient tis!
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