The King of Xiuxianjuan returns to modern times and becomes a landlord

Ying Ni, filled with memories of good times past, returned to the unfinished building she once knew. There, she spent a peaceful and tranquil time. However, the tranquility didn't last as she had hoped. One day, her phone suddenly rang, shattering the peace. Wen Hui's anxious voice came from the other end: "Ying Ni, we've run into some problems here and need your attention." Ying Ni didn't ask further questions, knowing Wen Shu wouldn't bother her without reason. Quickly, she pulled an invisibility talisman from a drawer, carefully applied it to herself, and then soared towards the crew on her sword.

When she arrived outside the film crew's rental space, Ying Ni called Wen Hui. Soon, a staff member rushed out and led her through the busy filming area. Ying Ni followed, meticulously observing her surroundings and mentally recording every detail. She knew this challenge would not be easy, and she needed to be fully prepared.

Wen Hui's assistant came forward, a look of helplessness and anxiety on her face. "Sister Ying Meng, this situation is a bit tricky. A top-tier celebrity has stubbornly demanded script revisions, and the director and producer disagree. As a result, the celebrity's agency is putting pressure on everyone, causing headaches." Ying Meng frowned slightly after hearing this. She knew this wasn't just a matter of script revisions; it was also a challenge of teamwork and communication. She had already formulated a preliminary solution, but she also knew that solving this problem would require greater wisdom and patience.

Ying Ni slowly walked behind Wen Hui, revealing a bustling filming scene. Sunlight filtered through sparse clouds, casting a warm glow over the entire crew. She noticed a delicate figure standing before the camera, unleashing his insights with a barely concealed arrogance. This crew was a small team Wen Hui had assembled, filming a low-budget, sweet drama. Despite the small size, everyone was giving their all, striving to perfect every detail.

Ying Ni quickly grasped the whole story. It turned out that the young star had unexpectedly become a star in another drama, and believing he had more say, he had become arrogant and attempted to modify the script to increase his role. Ying Ni gently pulled Wen Shu away and stepped forward, her gaze firm and calm. She knew that as a member of the crew, she had a responsibility to protect the crew's creative work.

"No one is allowed to change the script shot by my crew without authorization," she said in a firm tone, with unquestionable majesty in her voice. "If you want to modify the script, I won't stop you, but please leave my crew. You are not welcome here." Her voice echoed on the set, like a clear alarm bell, reminding everyone present of the crew's rules and principles, and the respect that everyone should have for the work.

The young star's face immediately darkened, clearly not anticipating such resolute opposition. The surrounding staff paused their work, their gazes etched with complex emotions. Ying Ni stood there like an impenetrable fortress, resolutely defending her crew and script. She knew that only by upholding principles could she ensure the quality of her work and the harmony of her team.

The young star was afraid of Ying Li's aura. He took a deep breath, as if he wanted to save some face, but he could only squeeze out a sentence from between his teeth: "Just wait for me!" After that, he left the studio in a hurry with his team without looking back, leaving everyone in shock.

Seeing this, Ying Ni's eyes flashed with disdain, but she quickly regained her composure. She immediately ordered the director, "Find someone to take his role. We can't let one person delay the entire crew's time." Upon hearing this, the director immediately took action and began looking for a new actor.

Meanwhile, Ying Li picked up her phone and called the company's lawyer. Her tone was firm and decisive: "I want you to draft a lawyer's letter and send it to Xiao Xingxing's company. Tell them we won't tolerate this kind of unprofessional behavior." The lawyer on the other end of the line promised to take immediate action.

After hanging up, Ying Ni dialed another number. It was a senior colleague at the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television. She briefly explained the situation and asked him to give Little Star's company a warning. After listening, the senior colleague paused and promised to help.

As this series of swift and powerful actions unfolded, the atmosphere in the studio gradually calmed down from its initial tension and chaos. Ying Ni stood aside, her gaze firm and penetrating, as if she could see through everything. She knew full well that, despite the suddenness of this incident, she would not allow it to negatively impact the crew's progress and quality.

All of this serves as a silent mockery and warning to young stars. In this entertainment industry, rife with competition and opportunity, unprofessionalism and disrespect will only further distance oneself from success and recognition. Ying Li's decisiveness and adherence to principles not only earned the respect and trust of her crew but also sent a clear message to the entire industry: in this industry, only professionalism and respect can lead to long-term development and success.

Ying Li's powerful debut marked her official entry into the glamorous yet challenging world of entertainment. At a gathering of high-ranking entertainment executives, these powerful figures, who controlled all the resources within the entertainment industry, were suddenly met with shocking news, forcing them to reassess Ying Li's position and influence within the industry.

In an instant, the once bustling atmosphere became eerily quiet. Those who had once been so ambitious, intent on devouring Ying Li, their new prey, now tempered their rage and became cautious. They began to realize that Ying Li had the unwavering support of the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television, and any attempt to challenge her position would be tantamount to asking for trouble. After all, their dramas, movies, and variety shows all needed to be reviewed and approved by the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television, and Ying Li's presence undoubtedly posed an insurmountable obstacle.

Under this invisible pressure, the once bustling reception became quiet. Those once arrogant investors and company owners now bowed their heads, refusing any rash actions. They understood that only by maintaining a low profile could they survive in the complex world of entertainment. Ying Li's appearance undoubtedly brought new rules and order to the industry, forcing those who once set the rules to re-evaluate their behavior and strategies.