I became a big shot in the quick transmigration world.

Chapter 303 The Murder Scene in the Entertainment Industry 45
Such novel dramas may not necessarily attract a lot of attention when they first air.

However, the creators all believe that this is definitely a series that has been built up over time.

"The Stalker" has a total of 30 episodes, with three episodes airing every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and it will take ten weeks to finish airing.

The first episode explains that the female lead goes to the border to find her ex-boyfriend and find out if he is alive or dead, but it doesn't fully get into the main theme.

In the second episode, the plot suddenly gets intense. The female lead, who has prepared a fake identity, arrives at the border and accidentally stumbles upon a drug deal.

She hid in the shadows and reported the case, disrupting the deal, but unexpectedly, she inadvertently ruined the male protagonist's planned operation to close the net.

The male protagonist originally planned to return to the police force after capturing the target this time.

Unexpectedly, this was actually a fake deal within the drug trafficking gang, designed to catch an insider. In essence, the female lead unintentionally saved the male lead's life.

In just one episode, the plot took several unexpected turns, leaving viewers completely unpredictable about what would happen next.

The third episode achieved a viewership rating of over 5%, becoming not only the highest-rated episode in its time slot but also the highest-rated drama series on television this year.

At the same time that "The Infiltrator" was airing, it also became a hot topic on the internet.

The first episode opens with the female lead chasing a suspect down the street, and in full view of everyone, she skillfully and swiftly subdues him.

In addition to the group fight scene, the second episode also features a fight between the male and female leads.

"OMG! The female lead is so cool! Her action scenes are amazing!"

Is this a body double?

"It doesn't look like it. I paused and studied it for a long time when I was looking at it online. It seems to be Qi Xin herself."

"Xin Xin can do action scenes? I never knew that before."

"Are you stupid? Use a stunt double first. There are some scenes that are unavoidable, and you can change the face in post-production."

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Just as the debate was raging online, director Jiang Hua posted on Weibo.

"The filming of 'The Infiltrator' this time was a big surprise for me."

When I saw the script, I was really looking forward to seeing what kind of film I would direct.

First of all, I would like to thank all the staff involved. Your hard work made it possible to achieve such a result.

Secondly, I want to talk about the people who gave me the biggest surprise this time: the male lead Wu Jin and the female lead Qi Xin.

Wu Jin had previously filmed an action movie, and I was immediately struck by his talent; he was the first person I thought of for this role. And as it turned out, my choice was definitely right.

Before casting the lead actress, I watched Qi Xin's film when she was 19 years old, which won the Golden Duck Award for Best Actress. I acknowledge her acting skills.

What surprised me even more during filming was her excellent action scenes. The filming environment was very harsh, but Qi Xin didn't use a stunt double and did everything herself.

This is very rare among actresses today.

I can say with certainty that Qi Xin's skills are better than most stunt doubles. Even when she gets injured during filming, she never utters a sound.

Compared to some actors I've met before who need to rest for a whole day if they get a cut on their hand, Qi Xin can definitely be called a workaholic.

Finally, I would like to thank all the actors and staff. They have suffered a lot and been injured a lot for this film.

Fortunately, the final result of the film was quite good.

This is a film that represents the hard work of many people. I hope everyone enjoys it, and please support the official release.

Jiang Hua is one of the most reputable TV drama directors in China. Several of his previous works have been well-received, and he enjoys a good reputation in the industry.

His previous Weibo posts were all about his daily life or work, and the content was very sincere and down-to-earth. There were no advertisements, and he seemed like an ordinary person. His Weibo post was shared by all the actors who participated in the filming of "The Infiltrator".

The first person to forward it was Yu Muhuai.

This is clearly a compliment to my own Weibo post, so I'll definitely be the first to repost it.

That's how clever she is.

Soon, the hashtag #QiXinDoesNoStuntStuntStunt# trended in the top three again.

To promote the drama, Yu Muhuai posted a video that he had recorded during the filming of the series.

In the video, Yu Muhuai is dressed as the female lead in the drama, with a dirty face and a drawn-on scratch makeup.

The assistant took a mineral water bottle and threw it forward.

Yu Muhuai took two steps to run up, then jumped and spun around in mid-air, kicking the bottle.

The bottle was subjected to tremendous pressure, causing the cap to burst open and the water inside to spray out.

When the bottle exploded, the assistant used slow motion to make the force of Yu Muhuai's kick even more obvious.

When forwarding the message, Yu Muhuai also tagged several actors with martial arts skills, including Wu Jin and Zhou Chongxuan.

Let them learn to record such videos themselves, and let them tag a few people they know.

She named it the "Aquarius Challenge".

For a period of time afterward, a trend of kicking water bottles emerged on Weibo.

Some people take the game very seriously, and might spend an entire afternoon filming before finally producing a video they're satisfied with and uploading it.

Some celebrities have a naturally comedic style, and since they don't know kung fu, they simply come up with some funny ideas to make videos.

For example, they would strike a very serious pose with a very solemn expression, and then their assistant would place a water bottle next to their raised feet, and finally the video would be sped up.

Another celebrity used a fake leg prop, which wasn't noticeable in close-up shots, but the truth was revealed in a wide shot.

This simple "water bottle challenge" has been given a lot of creative twists and turns by everyone.

Gradually, in addition to celebrities, ordinary people also began to imitate and join the "Aquarius Challenge" in various ways.

The artists' interactions with each other have also led to the identification of several influential international figures.

Although some of them are not young, they are still enthusiastic about trying new things. When someone tagged them, they recorded a video to have some fun.

One of the bigwigs in the film industry tagged an international superstar; the two had worked together on a major international film and had a good relationship.

Before kicking the water bottle, the international superstar recorded a video of his expression upon seeing Yu Muhuai's video.

He used the exaggerated expressions typical of foreigners to make an extremely surprised sound, followed by a barrage of unreserved praise, and finally his own imitation.

The video was uploaded to the internet, and the international superstar tagged several of his friends on his social media platform.

They are all internationally renowned directors and actors.

Soon, the "Aquarius Challenge" became a global phenomenon, and international celebrities began recording and sharing it.

This was something Yu Muhuai had not anticipated.

Moreover, on the external website, her photo and that video were prominently displayed on the first page.

(End of this chapter)