Qin Zhenyi did not co to the company today, claiming he was sick, but how exactly he was unwell, no one knew. However, now it seed that being sick and not coming in was perhaps a good thing; at least he wasn’t hauled away by the police.
On this point, many people indulged in speculation, conjuring up all kinds of feuds and resentnts, among which Qin Jiran’s fans were particularly active.
"It is said that Elder Qin and the third Qin were taken away by police officers, from which we can deduce one conclusion, Mr. Qin Zhenyi might still have so principles, or it’s that Lord Best Actor still has reservations about Mr. Qin Zhenyi. Regardless of which scenario it is, it can be said that their relationship is not entirely that of enemies. At the least, it hasn’t reached the worst possible scenario."
"It’s good to leave so leeway in life, so you can et again in the future. Although I’ve always felt that Mr. Qin Zhenyi is excessively harsh, cruel, deserving of condemnation, and should be spurned, since he is Qin Dada’s father, if Qin Dada is willing to forgive him, I guess I can also barely manage to forgive him!" Darling, how reluctant you are.
"The relationship is complex and hard to understand. I always feel there is more to the story, but regardless, I really hope that the Best Actor and Queen can be happy!"
Such comnts also showed the fans’ impressive intelligence and emotional quotient, and their imagination was incredibly rich,
anwhile, amid the buzz of discussions, Qin Jiran had already left Qin’s company to get busy with his new movie. This afternoon, the invited foreign director, Mike, had finally arrived. With great sincerity, Qin Jiran personally went to pick him up from the airport, and it was there that they had their first exchange.
"Director Mike, welco, we’ve been waiting for you for a long ti." Mike was a director whom Qin Jiran greatly admired and was also a filmmaker with significant international recognition. At the outset of the search for a director for the film, Qin Jiran had not considered Mike at all, because it was assud Mike’s schedule would be booked for years and at that ti, Mike was also shooting a movie. Therefore, Mike’s na was not even on the list of prospective directors initially gathered by his staff.
Qin Jiran had high standards for directors because the film itself had high demands, so the decision for the director had been under consideration for a long ti without being finalized. Just then, Mike took the initiative to get in touch with him, expressing a desire to collaborate, which pleasantly surprised him. However, during the negotiations, he couldn’t help but wonder why Mike had approached him first, and the answer touched him. It turned out Yanyi knew he was troubled about the director and had taken the initiative to contact Mike on his behalf.
"Hello, Mr. Qin, I’m very pleased to et you." Mike appeared to be an extrely gentlemanly man, his gaze towards Qin Jiran was quite warm, seemingly without any lethality, and he looked rather harmless. However, those who knew this director were aware that this was just appearance. In reality, Mike had a significant reputation in the directorial world—they called him Scissorhands Mike!
Mike’s pickiness and strictness with actors were well-known; shouting ’cut’ on a scene dozens of tis was entirely normal, and it was said that the record number actually reached into the triple digits, which was quite speechless. Therefore, being an actor for Director Mike was both a fortunate and painful affair; fortunate because every male and female lead in his films beca famous, and painful because every actor he had coached would feel that they never wanted to work with him again.
Their first eting was straightforward, and the impression they had of each other was exceptionally favorable. During their conversation, they switched between Chinese and English yet talked quite jovially. They had many similar views on films, and after just a short interaction, they both felt an instant regret for not having t sooner. Their mutual appreciation deepened considerably.
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