Capítulo 517: Chapter 296 Together Through Wind and Rain
Shu Wan was attentively looking at the ancient books with a cup of hot tea placed beside her.
“These past two years, I have built a professional research team focused on historical archaeology, so that they can coordinate with you and translate these ancient texts,” said Fu Siyu, walking up to Shu Wan’s side, his gaze falling on the ancient script, abstruse and unclear.
Shu Wan felt there was no need to trouble others; she could quickly sort these things out if she allocated so ti, “It’s fine, I can handle it myself. It won’t take too long.”
Fu Siyu slightly pursed his lips, “Wouldn’t it be easier to have soone help with it?”
Fu Siyu rarely ddled in Shu Wan’s affairs, and she acutely noticed this as she looked up at him.
Fu Siyu was also looking at her, his eyes deep and distant, and Shu Wan seed to understand sothing.
She nodded, “Okay, let’s get soone to help.”
“Mm,” a hint of a smile finally surfaced in Fu Siyu’s eyes.
Though Fu Siyu was a bit jealous deep within, he did not have any other thoughts regarding the excavation of Qi Yuan’s tomb.
The team he invited consisted of world-class experts, and under his directives, the team completed the excavation of the Emperor’s Tomb with remarkable efficiency.
Before long, everything about Qi Yuan was unveiled one by one by the experts, and Hua Country’s history had one more great Emperor added to it.
Before Shu Wan could say anything, Fu Siyu took the initiative and proposed to build an exclusive museum for Qi Yuan.
As for the location, it was where the Beiling Dynasty had once established its capital.
It was about a few thousand kiloters away from Imperial City.
Given Qi Yuan’s mysterious background and his extraordinary contributions, he accumulated countless fans ever since the discovery.
The fans’ continuous pilgrimage to the museum had breathed new life into that city.
A thousand years ago, under the leadership of Qi Yuan, this city had beco the most prosperous one of its ti.
A thousand years later, it was because of him that new developnt opportunities had arrived.
Although the museum was too far from Imperial City, making it difficult to visit, from other perspectives, choosing this city was the most suitable.
Therefore, Shu Wan agreed to Fu Siyu’s suggestion.
Having resolved the matters regarding Qi Yuan, Shu Wan finally had ti to settle down and organize her work.
Three years ago when she left, most of the TV dramas and movies she had in hand had already been fild, and now she only had one clothing brand endorsent that hadn’t expired yet.
Shu Wan found ti to film the endorsent advertisent, then built a team and began preparations for the production of a television drama.
Reputation is built upon works, and Shu Wan held three god-tier works in her hands; now that she was making a coback, she was no longer as controversial as she had been three years ago.
After announcing on her social dia that she was preparing to film a TV drama and would take on the lead role herself, she received support from countless people.
Everyone had one baseline criterion, as long as Shu Wan was the female lead, it was enough.
Shu Wan herself had experience filming movies and TV dramas. Moreover, with the support of a world-class team and almost limitless robust funding, the production process went remarkably smoothly.
Half a year later, an ancient Martial Arts film titled “Book and Sword” swept across the globe.
Due to the cultural differences between East and West, Eastern works rarely broke into Western markets.
However, because of her epic TV drama “Fuxian,” Shu Wan had gained quite a good reputation worldwide, amassing a large fan base.
Upon its release, “Book and Sword” received enthusiastic support from her fans.
A stone thrown into the water creates ripples that spread out in circles.
And to say the least, “Book and Sword” was a giant rock, quickly dominating the global market with its excellent production and the actors’ outstanding portrayals.
Foreign countries continued their usual practices to resist, but they could no longer stop this trend.
The ancient style of Hua Country, after a thousand years, once again beca a leading trendsetter in the world.
The fans were naturally happy about this cultural re-export, but the happiest were those who had good TV dramas to watch again.
In this TV drama, Shu Wan not only directed but also starred as the main character.
She played a wandering heroine, full of heroic spirit and vivacity, becoming another classic role that would be rembered in her acting career.
The success of “Book and Sword” was a key work that marked Shu Wan’s successful transformation into a director and opened the first chapter of her cinematic empire.
Thereafter, Shu Wan tried her hand at other genres such as school, mystery, and the Republican era, unsurprisingly achieving trendous success.
Whether it was television dramas or movies, they swept across the globe in an irreversible trend, allowing the world to understand more about Hua Country’s culture.
At the sa ti, it drove the cultural industry of Hua Country to a new peak.
In just seven or eight years, Shu Wan had successfully joined the ranks of the top ten greatest directors globally and was also the only female director among them.
As for her position in the world film and television industry, she was undeniably the top global movie superstar.
She beca an exception in the entertainnt circle because she was wealthy enough.
Not to ntion the global pharmaceutical industry that she owned, just the cultural and related industries she established later could bring her an annual inco of tens of billions.
When she made films, she only needed to consider the quality of the work itself. However, because of the excellent production, it ford good word of mouth, which in turn brought huge profits, creating a positive cycle.
The Academy Awards trophies that everyone dreams of were lining up waiting for Shu Wan to collect them, but Shu Wan didn’t even give them a glance.
No awards could judge Shu Wan’s work because she had reached the point where she didn’t need any evaluation.
In everyone’s minds, she was the unequivocal ruler of the film empire.
Shu Wan was usually busy with work and rarely accepted interviews from the outside world.
However, at Fu Yang’s graduate comncent ceremony, Shu Wan, together with Fu Siyu, attended and happened to be interviewed by a journalist.
Facing the journalist’s question, “What is the thing you are most proud of so far?”
Everyone thought that what Shu Wan would be most proud of must be her classic films that reached an unparalleled peak in her career.
However, Shu Wan’s answer surprised everyone.
“It should be that on the way to becoming myself, I also helped many young girls beco better versions of themselves.”
As a survivor who escaped from the constraints of a feudal era, Shu Wan felt very fortunate and could thus understand the situation and difficulties of girls even more.
So, on many occasions, Shu Wan was willing to give them a helping hand.
The consur market for her pharmaceutical and costic companies was mainly won.
Running a company certainly entails making money, but on top of that, Shu Wan offered the best products at the most affordable prices as much as possible.
The beauty products from Shu Wan’s company could be assured to be one hundred percent natural, with good effects, and without harming the users’ bodies as the cost.
She allocated a portion of the profits from pharmaceuticals as a relief fund, specifically for won’s aid.
Later, Shu Wan even extended her field to the fashion industry, creating a highly trusted brand with cost-effective products that drove out the inferior ones.
In the film and television circle long dominated by male directors, Shu Wan’s arrival also created a relatively clear environnt within the previously mixed industry.
There was no need to accompany drinks with laughter or sell one’s body; as long as one had good acting skills, they might catch Shu Wan’s eye—even playing a small role in her works could lead to significant exposure.
For a while, the entire entertainnt circle began competing in acting, just waiting for the day when Shu Wan would take notice and propel them to stardom.
The journalist was a woman. Hearing Shu Wan’s words, she was deeply moved, and looking into her bright eyes, the journalist was visibly touched, “What do you plan to do next?”
“Anything is fine,” Shu Wan looked at the cara, “after all, life is about the experience.”
“Indeed, life is about experience,” the journalist nodded in agreent before turning to Fu Siyu, “Then Mr. Fu, what do you plan to do next?”
Fu Siyu turned his head to look at Shu Wan, his gaze tender, “I’ll accompany my wife and experience life.”
The love between Fu Siyu and Shu Wan was already famous around the globe, and now, seeing the affection between the two, the crowd cheered.
Fu Yang stood to the side, his once silver hair now dyed back to dark brown. His youthful air had faded, and his brow now bore a few resemblances to Fu Siyu’s solemnity.
However, at this mont, looking at Fu Siyu, Fu Yang just rolled his eyes speechlessly; he had never seen his dad this love-struck before.
Fu Siyu and Shu Wan finished the interview and left. The journalist turned her attention to Fu Yang, “Young Master Fu, what do you plan to do next?”
Fu Yang glanced at the retreating figures of Fu Siyu and Shu Wan, his expression slightly awkward as he coughed, “Accompany my parents and experience life.”
After speaking, Fu Yang waved his hand and took a few large strides to catch up with Fu Siyu and Shu Wan, walking beside Shu Wan on her right.
Shu Wan said sothing that made both Fu Yang and Fu Siyu lower their heads with a soft smile.
The spring sunshine was just right, and the breeze carried petals that swirled down onto Shu Wan’s shoulder; both Fu Yang and Fu Siyu simultaneously reached out to brush the petals from her shoulder and then proceeded as usual.
Ahead lay a life full of infinite wonders.
And together, they shared the journey, rain or shine.
(The new story “The Demon Concubine’s Love Transformation” has started, see you in the next book.)
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