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It has to be said, it's quite amazing—the rumors about Qin Tian and Boss Yang.

Surprisingly, not only did Nezha, Meng Ziyi, and Li Yitong remain indifferent to this matter, but many people both inside and outside the entertainment industry also seemed unmoved by the rumor.

It's estimated that if it weren't for the divorce of Mr. Yang and Mr. Liu, his dinner with Mr. Yang might not have even made it to the trending topics.

Was it because these people trusted Qin Tian too much? Or did they underestimate the captivating charm emanating from Boss Yang?

Actually, none of that matters anymore. The key is that people choose to believe in this, which is a good thing for Qin Tian.

Faced with this situation, Qin Tian still issued a statement, saying that he, a genius, had just written a brand new script for Jiaxing Media, and that the script was completed and about to enter the filming stage.

This can be considered as relieving the public pressure on Mr. Yang.

This news immediately caused a huge uproar in the entertainment industry.

Many industry peers rushed to Jiaxing Media to seek cooperation opportunities, while female celebrities also eagerly hoped to have the opportunity to participate.

The four characters "Qin Tian" in the script are now displayed with such great prestige.

However, as is well known, Jiaxing Media usually prioritizes casting its own artists in leading roles in its film and television productions, and rarely hires actors from outside the company. But even so, some casting slots are occasionally released to outsiders.

Just as everyone was arguing fiercely about this, when Fat Di learned that the new script was actually tailor-made for her, her joy was indescribable.

She really couldn't figure Qin Tian out. After all, in her past experiences, whether participating in various business activities or being in the complicated entertainment industry, she had seen too many bosses who appeared respectable on the surface but were actually scheming, all of whom coveted her beauty.

But Qin Tian seemed different from everyone else, always making it impossible to guess what he was really thinking. She rejected Qin Tian twice, but he gave her songs, made her famous, and even seemed to understand her perfectly, allowing her to express her true nature.

Subsequently, he painstakingly wrote a script for her without asking for anything in return.

This is truly baffling and raises many questions: Is this man harboring some kind of secret conspiracy? Or is he simply drawn to women from the Western Regions?

However, the truth is often quite simple: women are prone to overthinking, especially those with outstanding looks and charming appearances.

They are often overconfident and arrogant, to the point that they complicate even the most ordinary things.

Qin Tian, ​​in fact, had no other desires; his only goal was to make money. Even without Qin Tian, ​​someone else would have written it.

In the end, Qin Tian clarified the rumors about his affair with Boss Yang, and everything returned to normal.

Naza is finally back! And the highly anticipated movie "City of Rock" has achieved amazing results - with a box office of 16 billion yuan! This figure has undoubtedly made director Dapeng an instant sensation.

This film not only performed well at the box office, but also sparked a strong rock and roll craze during this hot summer season.

After all, excellent rock music is becoming increasingly rare these days, and audiences have long yearned for this passionate and powerful form of music.

Looking back at the entire summer movie season, "City of Rock" and another popular film, "Monster Hunt," were neck and neck, sharing the spotlight.

However, compared to other films, "Monster Hunt" has some minor flaws. For example, the exposed "box office manipulation" incident has caused considerable controversy. In addition, people are also quite concerned about its huge investment scale.

In contrast, "City of Rock" was produced with a relatively small budget, but the return on investment was quite amazing, which was truly exhilarating.

Fortunately, Qin Tian did not choose to hog the benefits. If he had done so, he would likely have incurred the resentment and dissatisfaction of others.

However, there was an unexpected situation.

Sun Qian found Qin Tian and said, "Xiao Tian, ​​Alibaba Entertainment has contacted us, hoping you can adapt the movie version of 'Three Lives Three Worlds.' And it has been confirmed that Liu Yifei will play the female lead."

"No," Qin Tian decisively refused.

"Why?" Sun Qian asked, not understanding.

"Oh, I'm just not very optimistic. Movies and TV series are completely different! You have to buy tickets to watch a movie. And what Alibaba relies on is nothing more than their powerful big data technology. However, it's useless!" Qin Tian didn't hide anything and directly criticized them.

"Isn't that a bit too arbitrary? You know, the TV series version was written by you, and it was very popular! Besides, if you were to write the movie version, wouldn't it be just as successful?" Sun Qian clearly had doubts about Qin Tian's point of view, so he asked again.

Hearing this, Qin Tian muttered to himself, "Damn, I'm not some kind of genius, I'm just a fake. Do you expect me to completely rewrite the entire work?"

"What a joke! I don't have that kind of ability! Besides, the original version wasn't very good to begin with, how am I supposed to change it..." Of course, he didn't say these words out loud, but just kept complaining in his mind.

What's worse, the release of "Once Upon a Time" coincided with the peak release of "Wolf Warrior 2".

These two films clashing is like a mantis trying to stop a chariot!

Under these circumstances, how could "Three Lives Three Worlds" possibly compete with the wildly popular "Wolf Warrior 2"? So its poor box office performance was to be expected.

Even if we take a step back and assume there isn't a strong competitor like "Wolf Warrior 2," the negative rumors about fans blocking screenings would probably be enough to significantly reduce the box office of "Once Upon a Time"!

There's nothing wrong with locking in the venue normally! But I'm just worried about the possibility of something going wrong.

Generally speaking, if a movie has few tickets sold for a particular screening and the theater is empty, the cinema will usually choose to cancel the screening or show another movie instead.

However, if fans buy even just one or two tickets before the movie's official release, the situation is different.

Because as long as there are people buying tickets, the cinema cannot arbitrarily cancel or change the screening. No matter how many tickets are sold for a particular screening, it must be shown on time as originally planned.

Moreover, by locking in seats for multiple screenings in advance, fans are actually sending a signal to the cinemas: "This movie is a hit, so we need to show it more often." In this way, locking in screenings is clearly the most cost-effective way to increase the screening rate compared to simply buying out the entire screening.

When it comes to locking in screenings, the super popular drama "Three Lives Three Worlds" is famous for it!

Of course, even Liu Yifei's fans have done similar things! But to be honest, when it comes to events like "locking in" venues, which are dominated by young fans, the number of celebrities like Liu Yifei can't compare to those popular celebrities.

Normally, fans occasionally pull little tricks like locking out entire venues, which, while not entirely appropriate, are still somewhat acceptable. After all, everyone's doing it to support their idols, and having a few little schemes is perfectly normal.

But to everyone's surprise, just as the movie was about to start, these fans began a massive ticket refund campaign. They only reserved their tickets for certain screenings but refused to sit in the empty seats. And now, things have really gotten out of hand!

It's important to understand that this kind of behavior isn't something that just came up with on a whim by a fan. Generally speaking, any celebrity with a bit of popularity will have their fans do something like this to some extent.

It looks lively and popular on the surface, but it's just a false prosperity.

That being said, simply locking out a venue shouldn't cause too much of a problem. But unfortunately, it coincided with the release of the super-popular film "Wolf Warrior 2".

Fans were locking up theaters, while a huge crowd was queuing up to buy tickets for "Wolf Warrior 2" but couldn't get any. This was hindering the theaters' ability to make money! So, without a second thought, they leaked it to the media.

Therefore, even if Qin Tian were beaten to death, he would never get involved in something that might damage his reputation.

Not to mention this is a movie invested in and produced by Alibaba! Ugh! I think I'll pass on it.