The anti-fraud bureau needs a promotional video, and you're going to make a "Desperate Gam

Chapter 258: A famous scene from the Three Kingdoms period – the defeat at Huarong Road!

When netizens saw the promotional clip of "Warm Wine to Slay Hua Xiong"...

Everyone was quite surprised.

"My goodness, Director Song has made this TV series feel incredibly real."

"The actors they found are all great. This Guan Yu looks very professional."

"I was terrified when I saw Guan Yu's glare."

"Hahahaha, that's Director Song's skill. He can discover many outstanding people."

As the promotion of the Three Kingdoms TV series intensifies, more and more netizens are eagerly anticipating this historical drama.

at the same time.

Song Hao turned to face Teacher Zhu, who played Cao Cao, and began to explain the upcoming plot.

Nearly a thousand soldiers dressed in the battle uniforms of the Wei and Shu kingdoms gathered around them, while the film crew was busy working on the periphery of the soldiers.

After more than ten minutes, Song Hao smiled for a while, then waved to the soldiers around him.

"Alright, Zhao Yun, you take the Shu soldiers and lie in ambush at the pre-selected spot," Song Hao said to Zhao Yun, who was standing on his tall horse.

Upon hearing Song Hao's instructions, Zhao Yun, with his sharp eyebrows and bright eyes, accepted Song Hao's order with an air of confidence.

"Understood!" Zhao Yun replied, leading the Shu soldiers away without hesitation to the pre-selected ambush point.

He habitually gripped the spear, clasped his hands together, and smiled somewhat awkwardly, "Oh, no, I should say, 'I accept the order, Director Song!'"

Song Hao couldn't help but laugh out loud. Seeing Zhao Yun's somewhat uneasy appearance, he nodded and then turned to Teacher Zhu and said, "Teacher Zhu, you should understand my 'three consecutive laughs' just now, right?"

Although Teacher Zhu's hair was disheveled and her face was covered in dust, she still nodded and smiled, "Of course I understand, Director Song. You demonstrated it yourself, so it would be really unreasonable if I still didn't understand."

Song Hao gently rubbed his cheeks, which were a little stiff from smiling, and then said, "Okay, Teacher Zhu, you should get ready too. We'll start filming when you're all set!"

Teacher Zhu agreed, then skillfully put on a bright red cloak, and mounted a tall white horse.

Over the past two months, not only has Song Hao learned to ride a horse, but several other important characters have also become quite adept at their roles.

Song Hao walked back to the video camera not far away, preparing to start a new round of filming.

The reason he kept emphasizing the laughter scene to Teacher Zhu, who played Cao Cao, was mainly because there was a classic three-part laughter scene during the defeat at Huarong Road.

However, Teacher Zhu only has scenes of laughing in the script, and it seems that she has not yet fully found the feeling.

Just then, the actor playing "Cao Cao" in the distance finally composed himself and waved to Song Hao from a distance, indicating that he was ready.

Song Hao immediately shouted, "Attention all departments, we are now beginning filming the first scene and the first laugh of 'Cao Cao's defeat at Huarong Road'!"

As the crisp sound of the clapperboard echoed throughout the filming location, the character of Cao Cao, atop the white horse, took a deep breath.

He glanced around at his disheveled soldiers and sighed deeply, saying, "Last night, if it weren't for the valiant fight of the generals, I would have been dead!"

Then, he looked up at the steep mountain wall in front of him, and suddenly, a mocking smile appeared on his lips: "Hmph... Hehehe..."

Cao Cao's laughter flowed out like a spring, unrestrained and exhilarating.

Song Hao stood behind the monitor, his gaze fixed on Teacher Zhu, whose face was covered in dust, his eyes filled with anticipation.

On the field, Cao Cao's laughter continued unabated, as if he couldn't control himself.

It wasn't until a soldier standing nearby asked curiously, "Prime Minister, why are you laughing so happily?"

Cao Cao took a deep breath, a smug smile on his face, and said, "I'm laughing at Zhou Yu's foolishness and Zhuge Liang's shortcomings!"

He looked around at the soldiers, their armor tattered and their bloodstained, and continued, "If I were in command of the army, and attacked these two enemy forces first, what would the situation be like?"

The soldiers around them looked at the beautiful mountain cliffs, completely bewildered and puzzled.

But seeing Cao Cao laugh again, they could only join in with humming and groaning laughter. Suddenly, an order came: "Fire the arrows!"

In a deep mountain valley in Huarong County, Cao Cao's figure appeared increasingly disheveled.

Still shaken, he rode his horse in circles, his sharp eyes constantly scanning the surrounding terrain, clearly remaining highly vigilant for any potential threats.

However, a moment later, the corners of his mouth suddenly turned up, and his face revealed an undisguised joy.

Immediately afterwards, Cao Cao burst into another fit of manic laughter: "Hehehehe... Hahahahaha!"

The few soldiers standing nearby looked on in bewilderment and speechlessness at their prime minister's unusually maniacal laughter.

They exchanged bewildered glances, wondering to themselves: What's wrong with the Prime Minister? Has he really become addicted to laughing?

The camera slowly panned across the faces of the stiff, speechless civil and military officials, finally settling on Song Hao in the distance.

Even the usually composed Song Hao couldn't help but chuckle softly at this moment.

Beside him, a military officer, unable to contain his curiosity, asked with a hint of helplessness, "Prime Minister, you just mocked Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang, which attracted Zhao Yun and caused us to lose many warhorses. Now, why are you laughing so happily?"

Cao Cao's smile remained unchanged. He brandished his horsewhip and said between breaths, "I'm laughing because Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu's wisdom is still insufficient! If they had ambushed an elite force at this mouth of the gourd, waiting in ambush to catch us off guard and surround us, then even if our army wouldn't be completely annihilated, humph! it would certainly have suffered heavy casualties."

After saying this, Cao Cao burst into laughter again.

However, at that moment, deafening shouts of battle suddenly rang out from all around!
Cao Cao was stunned, and the smile on his face froze.

"Hehehe, CUT! Cut! Next scene!"

Song Hao's voice rang out from behind the monitor, breaking the tense atmosphere.

Half an hour later, the group arrived at a narrow mountain path known as "One Line Sky".

Cao Cao, the once mighty general, was now completely defeated and abandoned. Facing a narrow path that could only accommodate one person at a time, he suddenly burst into laughter again.

The number of soldiers around him has dwindled from a thousand to twenty or thirty. Everyone is confused and bewildered by Prime Minister Cao's sudden laughter.

The laughter was so deafening that it startled the birds in the valley.

Cao Cao was startled by his own laughter, and the laughter stopped instantly.

The whole scene instantly became awkward and quiet, as if the entire valley had fallen into silence.

Cao Cao's eyes flashed with vigilance and caution as he looked around, carefully examining everything in the valley.

In the nearly half-minute silence, no signs of an ambush were found.

Cao Cao then continued laughing with relief, as if to sweep away the previous embarrassment and tension.

"Hahahaha!" His laughter echoed through the valley once again, though tinged with fatigue, it was still so unrestrained and confident.

Standing to the side, all the soldiers wore helpless expressions, as if to say, "Boss Cao, please stop laughing."

Upon seeing this, Cao Cao's expression stiffened slightly, then he smiled and sighed, "People say that Zhuge Liang is a brilliant strategist and Zhou Yu is exceptionally talented, but in my opinion, they are ultimately incompetent."

He brandished his riding whip and continued with boundless pride, "We are now exhausted. If there is an enemy force lying in ambush here, we will all be sitting ducks and will be captured without resistance!"

The camera pans across the generals and civil officials who are on the verge of collapse, creating a stark contrast with Cao Cao's grand pronouncements.

This scene made the entire crew tense up, and they all covered their mouths and chuckled.

Just as Cao Cao's maniacal laughter rang out again, a rapid sound of horses' hooves followed.

The camera shifts to show the majestic Guan Yu, riding Red Hare, wielding his crescent blade, and leading a troop of men out slowly.

Boss Cao was dumbfounded when he saw the man.

(End of this chapter)