Genshin Impact: The Great Evil Dragon’s Death System

As a result, Yun Jin's two friends had an ambiguous relationship with Jing Fantian.

If the two of them fought over Jing Fantian, Yun Jin didn't know whose side to stand on?

In terms of feelings, you should stand on Kurumi's side because they have been friends for a long time.

But Yun Jin also sympathized with Shen He's early experiences. Shen He seemed to be otherworldly and unsympathetic.

But I value feelings more than anyone else.

She is a lonely person at heart and needs love no less than anyone else.

Walnut is also very sincere in her feelings, they are all good girls.

Yun Jin clenched her hands. If Jing Fantian dared to let down Hu Tao and Shen He, then don't blame her, don't blame her, Yun Jin, for writing the script and singing the opera to criticize Jing Fantian and set the tone for Jing Fantian.

Jing Fantian felt that Yun Jin's eyes were a little sharp, and they were directed at him.

He suddenly thought a little conceitedly that maybe Yun Jin had feelings for him, and was angry when she saw him with a sweet girl on his left and a pretty girl on his right.

This is a good thing! It shows that Jing Fantian is a charming person.

Finally, Navia introduced herself: "Hello, Mr. Yun, I am the president of the Fontaine Rose Thorn Society. You may not have heard of the Rose Thorn Society. The Rose Thorn Society is a mutual aid organization among the people of Fontaine."

Yun Jin pondered for a moment. "The Thorn Rose Society? Navia? Wait, I think I read about Charlotte in the newspaper. Your father was slandered by the murderer of the serial missing girls case."

"No, sorry, I hit a sore spot."

Yun Jin felt that his words had been somewhat inappropriate.

Navia shook her head: "It's okay, Mr. Yun, my father was slandered before. Everyone said he was the unjust Kares. Now that he can clear his reputation, that's exactly what I want to see."

"Now, even in Liyue, across the ocean, people know that my father is a hero."

Yun Jin felt that Navia was really a wonderful person, and Charlotte was not an ordinary girl either.

That’s right, if I were ordinary, how could I be qualified to stay by Jing Fantian’s side?

Charlotte interrupted Yun Jin's contemplation: "Mr. Yun, I would like to do an interview with you. I am very interested in Liyue's drama."

Yun Jin was a little puzzled. "Charlotte, many people in Fontaineland are indifferent to Liyue's drama. Why are you interested in ours?"

Charlotte smiled. "Maybe it's the journalists' persistent questioning. It's like seeing a puzzle. Ordinary people might just laugh it off, but journalists like us need to delve into the hidden story behind it."

"And I think the people of Fontaine can actually appreciate Liyue drama, but they just don't have a deep understanding of Liyue culture. Art is universal, there is no distinction between high and low."

Fontaine actually has drama, but the form of expression is different. It is more often called a stage play. Fontaine's drama adheres to the unity of time, place and plot.

It is more coherent and you don't need to understand the cause and effect.

The reason why many foreigners cannot appreciate Liyue's dramas is mostly due to the incoherence of the stories.

Liyue's drama is loose, with multiple storylines interspersed, the plot jumps around, and it doesn't make sense.

Drama is centered around singing, with high pitch and varied rhythms. First listeners might think it's all just babble and what's going on? Transfer me two hundred yuan.

Liyue's dramas are not only to be watched, but also to be listened to. Having a good voice is more important than any acting skills.

The differences between the dramas of Liyue and Fontaine are essentially due to cultural differences, aesthetic habits, language barriers and differences in acceptance mechanisms.

Yunjin has been reforming drama in recent years, hoping that Liyue drama can go abroad, become famous overseas, and become known to more people.

Unfortunately, she currently feels that movies are more easily accepted by the public and more likely to go abroad.

Although he believes that movies will have a huge impact on drama, Yunjin's desire to take Liyue drama overseas has never changed.

She felt that she could use film shooting techniques to record the drama and then show it overseas or in remote areas.

This solves the obstacles to the spread of drama.

However, Yun Jin is worried about whether Liyue's dramas can open up the market in other countries.

Just as Charlotte thought, Liyue dramas are very conservative and many young people don't like them in recent years. The drama lines are full of classical Chinese and dialects.

If you haven't read books, you can't empathize, let alone appreciate them.

Now, Charlotte was able to say that art is universal and that art is not divided into high and low categories, which made Yun Jin feel very fond of her.

Te Te stood up and bowed to Charlotte: "Thank you so much, Charlotte. I didn't expect you to speak so highly of Liyue Drama."

Charlotte quickly responded, "Not really. Although I don't like drama, I think it has its own unique charm for its continued existence to this day."

Navia laughed beside him and said, "Okay, okay, stop complimenting each other."

Charlotte nodded: "Mr. Yun, can you agree to my interview request?"

Yun Jin nodded: "No problem, just ask! I will tell you everything I know."

The so-called interview was probably Charlotte's interview about Yunjin's hobbies and habits.

Probably, Yunjin, why did you choose to work in drama?

Yun Jin's answer was that it was inherited from her family. Yun Jin was born into a family of opera artists in Liyue Harbor, and her family had been passing down the art of opera for generations.

Her mother inherited her grandfather's opera legacy, her father is a playwright, and her family also runs Yunhan Society, the largest opera club in Liyue.

No matter what, Yun Jin's future career can only be opera.

Could she still perform monkey shows?

Yunjin, what efforts have you made for the drama performance?

She put in a lot of effort. At a young age, Yun Jin took the initiative to ask her parents to teach her to sing opera. Even when she faced cramps from stretching her legs and a dizziness from memorizing the lines, she gritted her teeth and persevered.

Yunjin, will drama completely collapse in the face of the impact of the film market?

No, as long as there are people who like it, it will never go bankrupt...

Yunjin, can you reveal a little bit about the reform direction of Liyue Drama?

Yunjin, what do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of Liyue Drama compared to Fontaine Drama?

Yunjin...

Jing Fantian almost fell asleep while listening to Charlotte and Yun Jin's questions and answers. He lay directly on Navia's thighs and took a nap.

"Resentment from Navia, +100 constellation points."

Navia's face turned red with embarrassment. She wanted to push Jing Fantian away, but she couldn't bear it when she saw his sleeping face.

Xiangling said that Jing Fantian’s daily workload is hundreds of thousands, with millions of people concentrated on it.

Wouldn't that be tiring? Navia touched his face with a hint of sadness in her eyes.

This little dragon is quite quiet when sleeping!

Isn't this nonsense? Navia felt a little stupid. Who would make such a fuss while sleeping?

But is he so defenseless against her? If Navia has evil intentions, wouldn't Jing Fantian be in great danger?

Navia was tidying up Jing Fantian's hair while listening to the questions and answers between Charlotte and Yun Jin.

The same question and answer occurred when Charlotte interviewed Navia. Charlotte asked herself, as the president of the Thorn Rose Society, why did she have to run around to handle commissions from ordinary people?

Also, why was the steadfast and unjust Kares framed?

Navia's answer was that she would always believe in her father.

At that time, Charlotte and Navia got to know each other, recognized each other, and eventually became good friends.