While the Lai Family People were overwheld by the trafficking case, Tang Li finished her final exams and moved out of the school, temporarily residing at the arranged Huafu No.1.
As for the dormitory at Wentan Garden, the school had not yet taken it back imdiately.
At the beginning of July, Wu Xuehan had already signed a contract with Jiahua Film and Television, Tang Li help her review the contract, ensuring there were no major issues before Wu Xuehan signed on the last page.
Having signed with the agency, Wu Xuehan had to attend training and could not return to her hotown during the sumr vacation.
Jiahua did not arrange accommodations for artists like IMG dia did.
Wu Xuehan was still a newcor in the entertainnt industry, having only played minor roles in two movies, earning just tens of thousands in total. After receiving the paynt for "Legend of the Koi", she bought two new outfits and a necklace, sending the remaining money back to her hotown.
Wu Xuehan had a grand goal – to earn enough money to build a five-story villa in her hotown, complete with a garden.
With great ambitions, on the day the school posted the vacation notice, Wu Xuehan packed her luggage, dragging her suitcase in one hand, and clutching a bamboo mat under her armpit, preparing to "wander."
Without fifty to sixty thousand yuan, one cannot rent a bachelor apartnt in the Capital.
To save money, Wu Xuehan rented a basent.
Yu Sui, seeing her refugee appearance, let out a pig-slaughter-like mocking laugh.
Unwittingly, she slipped at the bathroom door, breaking her nose and bleeding.
In the end, Tang Li took Wu Xuehan in.
She also had to return to the Lai Family, and wouldn’t spend much ti at Huafu No.1; it was better to leave the apartnt unoccupied, so she simply let Wu Xuehan move in for two months.
The night Tang Li and Wu Xuehan moved into the apartnt, "The Brightest Star" released personal posters of several main actors online.
Guan Xiao took the role of male lead, causing the drama’s popularity to continually rise.
As the female lead, Tang Li also made it onto the trending searches.
"Mihesha River Action" was not yet released and was still in post-production. "The Brightest Star", which was shot concurrently with its broadcast, took a ti advantage, causing many netizens to mistakenly assu it was Tang Li’s first leading role.
In just a few hours, "The Brightest Star" beca a hot topic on V-Bo.
Several character posters also received wide praise from netizens.
As an IP-adapted work, "The Brightest Star" belonged to a niche genre, not having as wide an audience as "Original Sin", but the next morning, the original author also comnted on V-Bo about the posters: "They are exactly the Jing Xiu (xiu) and Lu Xiaoyang I had in mind, very, very satisfied! [Happy][Cheering]"
Before shooting the official stills, Tang Li had specifically cut her hair for the role.
In the poster, the girl had her hair in a ponytail, slightly ssy bangs and sideburns, wore a light blue plaid shirt, her shoulders slender, her eyes clear. When she looked towards the cara, there was an indifference in her casual expression.
According to the novel’s setting, Jing Xiu is different from the typical kind female protagonist due to family dynamics, possessing an introverted side. Initially, she started playing gas just to earn money for others.
Having stayed up all night to finish the novel, Wu Xuehan looked at the promotional posters, and felt that Tang Li was becoming more like Jing Xiu herself.
"I think this character suits you better than Ying Xuaner."
Wu Xuehan, with black circles under her eyes, comnted: "The story is also brilliant, not a Mary Sue plot, and with Guan Xiao as the male lead, Ah Li, you’re going to be famous this ti!"
After saying that, she hugged Tang Li, who was drinking water at the kitchen sink.
Half the cup of water spilled onto Tang Li: "..."
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