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Chapter 31 Super Invincible Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic

The period around the Lunar New Year is a good time for all parties to establish relationships. Chen Yuan was indeed very busy before the Lunar New Year, but after the New Year, he specifically set aside a few days for himself.

Fan Binbin initially thought Chen Yuan had something important to deal with.
Unexpectedly, he returned to the old district of Nancheng to visit those who had helped him during his difficult times, as well as those he had helped.

Shu Chang, carrying gifts and holding her brother's hand, felt that Fan Binbin, who was wearing a mask, was quite an eyesore.

In the past, I would accompany my brother to visit the friends who helped him after the Lunar New Year, but this year there was another one.

And my brother even went to her house for New Year's Eve dinner yesterday.

Although she knew the two were very close, Shu Chang felt a lump in her throat whenever she thought about her brother having his own family in the future.

Fan Binbin's brows furrowed slightly. Chen Yuan's god-sister, Shu Chang, was already in the third year of junior high school. Why was she still so attached to Chen Yuan?

She had previously sympathized with Shu Chang, who was as lonely and destitute as Chen Yuan, and wanted to get close to her. The girl was polite, but there was always a feeling that she kept people at a distance.

These two unfortunate people depend on each other for survival. They are more like siblings than blood relatives. But now Chen Yuan is a public figure. Your sister is 14 years old. How can she be so immature?
If someone takes a picture of him and posts it online, wouldn't that create trouble for Chen Yuan out of nowhere?

Chen Yuan had no idea what the beautiful women around him were thinking. He walked up to the tenement building and knocked on a security door with peeling paint.

"Master, do you still recognize me, Chen Yuan?"

An old man in a wheelchair grinned, revealing a few stubborn teeth:

"Haha, I don't remember!"

A middle-aged man brought out a fruit platter and gently shook his head: "The old man's dementia has gotten worse over the past year; sometimes he doesn't even remember me."

Fan Binbin only then realized that this person was actually Chen Yuan's master who taught him Pi Gua Quan!
He had expected him to be some kind of master, but it turned out to be a little old man that even Chen Yuan couldn't remember.

Fan Binbin's eyes sparkled as he listened to his master's son recount Chen Yuan's story.

To fulfill the old man's wish to prevent his martial arts from being lost, Chen Yuan never expected to suffer so much while practicing martial arts.

After walking with Chen Yuan for a whole day, carrying an adorable doll that was half a person's height, Fan Binbin's feet felt burning.

But she felt very fulfilled. She never expected Chen Yuan's previous experiences to be so wonderful. From an old lady who collected scraps to a retired academician, they were all his friends.

She really knew far too little about the enigmatic Chen Yuan!
Chen Yuan took the giant, handmade Hatsune Miku fufu from Binbin.

"I told you to go back with Changchang, but you wouldn't listen. You insisted on wandering around Beijing with me. Your feet must be tired of it now."

"Not bad, I've really learned something new. Did you learn all these skills from your friends?"

Taking Binbin's arm, Chen Yuan chuckled and said, "More or less."

Although he has turned to the dark side, the things he did, the people he helped, and the friendships he formed are indelible in this world.

After a year of navigating the world of fame and fortune, I do miss the days when I was constantly on the go doing tasks.

"Next time you visit your old friends, invite me along too," Fan Binbin said, leaning against the man and licking her dry lips.

"Row."
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Chen Kaige sat at his desk, a book of notes by a scholar from the Republican era lying open on the table, but he didn't turn the pages for a long time.

He was thinking about something. The popularity of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" in Europe and America, although it was a cultural novelty, did prove that combining Eastern martial arts with Western humanities was a viable option.

Old Han encouraged him to create a similar story, but he hesitated, as it might seem like he was just following a trend.

But Zhang Yimou has already started working on it, and I heard that he has already written several drafts of the script.

Then he probably doesn't need to keep up appearances anymore, right? Speaking of which, if he were to make a martial arts film, what kind of story would he choose?

The scale must be grand; domestic A-list stars alone aren't enough, we need to bring together stars from China, Japan, and South Korea. The story also needs to be profound; a conflict between fatalism and free will would be quite good.
Just as he was pondering this, he heard his youngest son whimpering; his diaper must be wet.

Meanwhile, his wife, sitting on the bed, was engrossed in reading the script and didn't notice anything amiss.

He stood up and reminded Chen Hong, who then quickly put down her notebook and went to change Arthur's diaper.

"You're so engrossed in reading it, it seems like the script Xiao Chen gave you is of very high quality?"

Chen Hong put down the toys she was playing with her youngest son, and thinking of the story she had just read, she couldn't help but sigh:

"It's really good. Although it's just an unfinished first draft, it already shows a fairly complete character arc and the plot is very rich. She's a solid second female lead."

In Chen Hong's opinion, the male and female leads, Pan Hong and Lan Yue, are too perfect and show very little growth or change.

The character of Ni Zhenzhen, the master of the Purple Cloud Sword, is incredibly well-developed.

The leader of the Demonic Cult, Dugu Bao (Black Heart Tiger), needs the Qilin, but the Qilin can only appear when the Seven Swords are combined. Therefore, Dugu Bao has no choice but to plant a spy in the Seven Swords.

Poor Ni Zhenzhen unfortunately became the target of persecution.

He was both insane and mute, falsely accused of being a spy, and his right hand was crippled. He finally reunited with the Seven Heroes, but because they could not reunite, he was unable to take revenge on Ma San Niang.

The other seven swordsmen all had moments of chivalrous camaraderie and unrestrained freedom, but Ni Zhenzhen was different.

Her story is a continuous descent into the abyss, with her sole goal being to reclaim everything that once belonged to her.

It's truly remarkable to be able to overcome all difficulties and stand up again after your life has been shattered.

However, because of this, Ni Zhenzhen also became a key figure in driving the plot of "Seven Swords Legend".

The chapter at Jinbianxi Inn, featuring Ni Zhenzhen's appearance, is quite exciting, with both the protagonists and antagonists employing their own tactics and engaging in a battle of wits and courage.

Chen Hong read it several times but still felt she hadn't had enough.

Ni Zhenzhen was truly unfortunate, yet also fortunate.

She had a group of close friends who loved and respected her, and who shared life and death with her.

For her sake, Pan Hong outwitted and outmaneuvered the undercover agent Ma San Niang, risking his own life to save her in the icy ravine.

For her sake, Lan Yue risked his life to pick the Seven-Leaf Flower of True Love and Blood, and practiced swordsmanship with her.

Dou Qingyun tested the medicine on himself for her sake, and even though he was poisoned, he had no complaints.

Lei Lingyun (Da Ben) endured countless risks and hardships on the road for her sake, and even his confidant Niu Xuanfeng was sacrificed in order to save her.

For her sake, Hou Wuyai risked being exposed to take her to the Six Wonders Pavilion to find the divine physician Dou Qingyun.

Bai Zhusheng (Dada) gave her his secluded retreat, the Ten-Mile Gallery, to live in, and helped her master the left-handed sword technique.

Ni Zhenzhen's story is a tragedy, but it is also a story of unity, determination, chivalry, courage, and fearlessness.

Chen Yuan portrayed the perfect male and female protagonists, and Chen Hong knew and understood his thoughts.

But the character Ni Zhenzhen is truly outstanding. As long as Chen Yuan finds a reliable team and follows the script faithfully, it will leave an incredibly deep impression on the audience.

Chen Hong felt she would regret it for the rest of her life if she missed out on such a role.

By leaving the audience with such an incredibly beautiful, strong, and tragic character as Ni Zhenzhen before her final curtain call, her acting career can be considered complete.

(End of this chapter)