Reborn in the Chinese Entertainment Industry: My Childhood Sweetheart is Boss Yang

Seeing that the little fox was driving fairly steadily, Gu Heng simply directed her to turn around and drive towards the Audi 4S store on the East Fourth Ring Road.

The service attitude of 4S stores in those days wasn't as indifferent as it is in later years, but their eye for people was very sharp.

Especially when Gu Heng's Mercedes-Benz, which often appears in the media, stopped, the sales manager's face lit up with a smile like an autumn chrysanthemum, and he came over from a distance.

"No need for an introduction, we'll see for ourselves." Gu Heng waved his hand, ignoring the salesperson's fluently recited script.

He hadn't originally planned to buy anything too expensive, since in Director Gu's eyes, Yang Mi's skills were at best those of a trainee pilot.

According to his logic: practice driving the whole car first, and when you no longer need Gu Heng as a human shield in the passenger seat, give the car to the company as a company car, and then replace it with the top-of-the-line model.

As a result, the little fox took one look around the showroom and immediately fell in love with the Audi A6L in solar red.

This color stands out strikingly among the sea of ​​black and gray cars; it's incredibly eye-catching.

"Is this the one?" Gu Heng raised an eyebrow.

"Wow! This color is so perfect, it matches my outfit so well today." Yang Mi touched the hood of the car, her eyes practically sparkling.

Gu Heng didn't waste any words, swiped his card and left. This car was his 22nd birthday gift to Yang Mi. Although her birthday was still a while away, Director Gu never consulted the almanac when giving gifts; he only considered his mood.

Yang Mi was as excited as a child who had just received candy after getting her new car, and she immediately called out her entire group of girlfriends.

Nominally, it was a dinner party, but Gu Heng saw right through the little scheme: showing off the new car was a pretense; the real purpose was to flaunt the person who gave it to him.

We decided to eat at a private restaurant near Liangmaqiao. It was in a remote location, but it was quiet and offered good privacy.

When Gu Heng and Yang Mi arrived, Liu Yifei and Shu Chang were already waiting there.

Upon seeing Gu Heng, the fairy-like woman flashed her signature toothy grin and teased, "Oh, Director Gu, why did you arrive alone in your own car today? Did you have a fight and are you planning to have a race in the street?"

"No way, this is the imperial carriage that Director Gu arranged for our Miss Yang."

Gu Heng pulled out a chair for Yang Mi and casually complained, "I've paid to have a tyrant for myself. I'll have to work as a mechanic from now on."

Soon after, Tang Yan and Liu Shishi arrived.

Alright, the 85-generation actresses are basically all here.

As the only male in the room, Gu Heng consciously took on the roles of order taker and background character.

Even without drinking, just listening to these young women chattering and gossiping made Gu Heng feel that he could save a lot of money on melons this meal.

As they chatted, Gu Heng turned to look at Liu Shishi, who was quietly drinking her soup.

"Shishi, is your schedule full for the next six months?"

Liu Shishi paused for a moment, put down her spoon, and looked somewhat confused: "It's not decided yet. President Cai is discussing a few scripts. What's wrong, Director Gu?"

"I have a new project here, 'Brotherhood of Blades,' which has a role called Zhou Miaotong. I think your temperament is quite suitable," Gu Heng extended an invitation directly.

There are only three female characters with significant roles in this drama. Liu Shishi can perfectly portray Zhou Miaotong's aloofness, coldness, and tragic fate.

As for the other role, Zhang Yan, Gu Heng turned to Tang Yan and said, "Tang Tang, you can play Zhang Yan."

When Gu Heng watched this movie in his previous life, besides Zhou Yiwei's famous line about Zhang Yan being very "smooth", what impressed him the most about Zhang Yan was her long legs.

Casting Tang Yan in this role is practically tailor-made for her.

Seeing this, Shu Chang and Liu Yifei, who were standing nearby, looked on with a hint of envy. But having been in the entertainment industry for a long time, they knew the rules. With their current status, it was indeed a waste of their talents to play minor roles in a male-dominated ensemble drama, so they didn't say anything more.

After dinner, everyone went back to their own mothers and homes.

Back at the courtyard house, Gu Heng, as a seasoned veteran driver, naturally had to show the new driver Yang Mi what real driving skills were.

It must be said that, thanks to Gu Heng's years of meticulous maintenance, the car's streamlined shape has become increasingly perfect, and the engine's roar is exceptionally pleasant to hear.

That night, Director Gu's skills were on full display, until the little fox finally gave up and begged for mercy.

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In late August, as the Olympic flame slowly went out, the entertainment industry, which had fallen into silence, saw all sorts of shady characters suddenly resurface, as if they had all agreed to do so.

The first one that pops up is Wu Baige's epic masterpiece, "Red Cliff".

The premiere invitation was sent to Vision Entertainment. Gu Heng wanted to decline, saying he needed to oversee Ning Hao's editing of "No Man's Land".

As a result, Han Sanping called directly, leaving Gu Heng no room to refuse: "Xiao Heng, China Film Group has invested a lot of money in this film, so we have to make a grand spectacle of it. Your status is different now; if you don't go, the premiere will be incomplete."

Well, since Zuo Shandiao has spoken, Gu Heng has no choice but to bite the bullet and go.

When we arrived at the scene, it was a sight to behold, with red flags waving everywhere and a huge crowd of people.

Gu Heng sat in the audience, watching the rolling waves on the big screen, completely lost in thought.

As for what the movie is about?

I forgot the beginning, I forgot the end, but anyway, Mengmeng stood up.

As the screening ended and the lights came on, Gu Heng noticed that many of his colleagues around him had rather interesting expressions. They were all staring wide-eyed with their mouths slightly open, clearly stunned by the performance.

The host, seemingly unafraid of danger, deliberately shoved the microphone in front of Gu Heng: "Director Gu, could you please give your evaluation of Director Wu's work?"

Gu Heng stood up and began to ramble on: "First of all, the costumes, props, and sets in this film are extremely meticulous, and the art direction and set design are incredibly grand. Director Wu truly lives up to his reputation as a great director; he has demonstrated profound skill in directing the scenes..."

He rambled on and on for a full three minutes, but didn't mention a single word about the plot!

Upon hearing this, a group of old foxes below exclaimed, "Oh ho, they can do it this way?"

When someone asks you what you think of the movie, do you start talking about the costumes and props?

But these old guys are shrewd; seeing this, they immediately copied them. They started praising the costumes, props, horses, and weather; one of them even praised the boxed lunches.

After the premiere, the box office did rise thanks to the star effect, but online film critics went crazy.

One person after another sprayed the film, turning it into a sieve.

The comments, especially those targeting Kurosawa Chiling, were absolutely appalling.

However, these things have nothing to do with Vision Entertainment.

Little fox Yang Mi, carrying a mission for "Chinese Paladin 3", hurriedly left Beijing to promote the game.

Meanwhile, Director Gu spread out a new storyboard at the company, indicating that he was planning to start a new film.