Becoming a great entertainer started with being cyberbullied.

In Fang Ruoxi's plan, Geng Bin should be sitting in a wheelchair today to start recording "Longing" with her.

Yes, Geng Bin, who has broken his ribs and shinbone, can be discharged from the hospital, but he can only sit in a wheelchair.

Zou Rong persuaded He Junzhu to return to China. The Zhang family became unscrupulous, launching one deadly move after another. Fang Ruoxi didn't want to wait a second longer.

Therefore, Fang Ruoxi personally took He Junzhu and her daughter to the hospital where Geng Bin worked.

Years later, the farewell back then was far from pleasant. He Junzhu stood hesitantly at the door of the ward, holding her child, feeling a mix of trepidation and longing for home.

“Fang—” He Junzhu opened her mouth.

However, Fang Ruoxi's hands were faster than her mouth.

Fang Ruoxi pushed open the ward door with one hand and placed the other hand on He Junzhu's back, giving him a gentle push.

He Junzhu staggered two steps and "rushed" into the ward, coming into Geng Bin's view.

Geng Bin's eyes widened instantly. He sat up abruptly, but then collapsed back down due to the pain from his broken ribs.

Fang Ruoxi was very considerate and closed the door behind her.

She sat on the waiting chair in the ward, took out her phone and looked at the barrage of messages sent to her by the producer of "Princess Cruises".

The first thing she clicked on was a blog post titled "A Love Story That Cannot Be Surpassed in the Next Century".

Fang Ruoxi saw the title and then looked at the author.

The person who wrote this blog post is Jimmy, a popular internet celebrity on overseas video websites.

The Princess Cruises movie is absolutely the best romance film of the last century!

Before "Princess Cruises," the most perfect interpretation of love in film and television works was dying for love.

However, there are already masterpieces in history that cannot be surpassed (PS: It is said that the "Princess Cruises" currently being shown is the second version, and the published ending is that the female lead dies for the male lead).

Here I have to mention Bolton's "Broken Hearts." It's also a romance film, but Bolton's interpretation of love is very complex.

Yes, war, officers, the different classes of the male and female protagonists, worldly views, and many other factors are all woven together in a smooth, thought-provoking story.

But it was these overly complex factors that made me think about war and human nature, but not about the love between the male and female protagonists.

Looking at "Princess Cruises" again, it's an ordinary ship journey, an ordinary story beginning: a poor boy and a noble lady, an forbidden love, a shipwreck, and then, the most dramatic stroke in the history of romance films arrives!

The director's interpretation of love is no longer about dying for love, but rather—if you love her, let her live, even if it's just one second longer than yourself!

I watched "Princess Cruises" three times. The first time I watched it, I felt that the male lead loved the female lead more because he sacrificed himself to give her a chance to live.

On my second viewing, I complained about the female lead and was dissatisfied with the ending the director gave. Wouldn't it have been a better ending if the male and female leads had been rescued together or died together?

It wasn't until the third time I watched it that I understood that the female lead's love for the male lead was no less than his.

(Sorry, I have to spoil some things here) When the two were soaking in the icy seawater, the male protagonist gave the narrow floating plank to the female protagonist. God, the seawater was tens of degrees below zero, and every second felt like being cut by a knife. The male protagonist silently endured this torture until his death.

Then, the scene that I couldn't understand at first happened: the female lead pushed the male lead into the deep sea.

When I first saw this scene, I really felt sorry for the male lead.

Hey! That was your lover who risked her life, running through the icy sea all night for you! How could you be so heartless??

But on my third viewing, I understood the female lead.

From that moment on, her life no longer belonged to her own.

A girl who had just boarded the ship and wanted to commit suicide because of traditional marriage views, and who had no fear of life, was completely changed because of this man.

Yes, she spent the rest of her life in a cage called 'love'.

She was the only 'criminal' in this cage.

She may miss her lover every moment, but she cannot die, cannot go to heaven to find her lover, because her life was bought with her lover's sacrifice.

The best way to repay a loved one is to live to a ripe old age, even if it means enduring loneliness, solitude, and longing for them every extra day they live in this world...

Oh, I'm going to cry again.

Damn director, what did this young couple do wrong to deserve this treatment?

I'm not writing anymore, I'm going to find my girlfriend. Cherish your loved one, that's my final thought after watching this movie three times!

After reading the article, Fang Ruoxi scrolled to the bottom and wanted to give it a thumbs up.

As a result, we saw a truly astonishing number of likes: over 100 million, and the number continues to rise.

Is this blogger really that influential?

Fang Ruoxi searched online and found that Jimmy was just one of the early adopters of internet celebrity.

The reason this post received so many likes is because the movie really became a hit; Jimmy's post expressed the feelings of many viewers.

It seems that Director Liu has a sure thing about winning the Olympic Games this year.

Just then, the producer sent another message.

Do you know how much the overseas box office revenue is?

Before Fang Ruoxi could finish typing, the other person couldn't resist showing off: "[89 billion!!]"

[It's only been out for a few days! Hahaha! All the theaters are proactively contacting me to add more screenings, hahaha! Bolton is reportedly having a meltdown!]

Fang Ruoxi slightly curved the corners of her lips and slowly typed, 【What about the domestic cinemas?】

The producer immediately understood what she meant.

[Hehe, the Wei family is going to be in trouble this time.]

[The domestic box office is only a little over 100 million yuan so far. I'm speechless. The media is frantically trying to reduce the hype surrounding "Princess Cruises," and the theaters won't budge. But no one has yet pointed out the comparison between domestic and international box office figures.]

[Ha! I'm so angry! They have absolutely no sense of national honor, all for the sake of market monopoly!]

Fang Ruoxi: [Then let's wait until the overseas revenue surpasses 10 billion, but the domestic revenue hasn't even reached 200 million, and then have the official media report on this.]

The producer called as soon as the message was sent out.

"Hey! Ruoxi, should we go to the official media to expose this?"

Fang Ruoxi: "Director Liu must have connections with official media."

"Hey, no, I mean, isn't this a bit too embarrassing?"

Fang Ruoxi retorted, "Did the Wei family not know the significance of this film to Director Liu? Or did they not see that this film could win awards?"

The producer had nothing to say.

"They're all forcing you to your deaths, and you still want to talk about 'leaving a way out for others'?"

"Damn it! That's absolutely impossible!"

"Moreover, exposing it to official media is also a way of putting the Wei family in a bad light in front of those in power."

According to what Director Zhou's son said last time, it's not that the higher-ups don't want to take action against oligarchs like the Wei family, but rather that they need a knife.

Director Liu's incident was used to "pass the knife" to his superiors.

"Hey... Ruoxi, well, it's like this, Director Liu is still abroad... He wants to bring his lover's remains back..."

"Oh, what a mess this is. I know he's divorced, there's no longer a legal marriage, so his family doesn't agree."

"Director Liu is quite old, and I think he's lost most of his energy and spirit. I really wouldn't dare to do something like that..."

Fang Ruoxi understood what the other party meant, and said, "Then I'll ask Director Zhou. She can also contact official media."

"Okay! Don't worry, I'll definitely talk to Director Liu about it and give you credit!"

Fang Ruoxi smiled and said, "You flatter me." Bringing down the Wei family would benefit the entire industry.

At least now, when Lighthouse wants to present a good script to Director Zhou, no one will try to use connections to block their filming license.