This humble Taoist priest is going to be a movie star!

It seemed that Wang Baoqiang had the upper hand. He always made the first move, acting aggressively.

The movements are really simple.

But that murderous aura of hunter, prey, and chess player was also stimulating Jiang Chenggang's pores.

Just as Jiang Chenggang was getting quite engrossed in watching...

"I'm not fighting anymore."

Wang Baoqiang suddenly lowered his hand.

"I can't beat you."

Jiang Chenggang was a little confused, he had just been engrossed in watching: "Isn't the competition still undecided? And doesn't it seem like you have the advantage?"

Wang Baoqiang waved his hand and patted his pants.

"I've been trying to find his weakness, but I haven't been able to. I keep making moves, but I keep getting countered and beaten back. He's much better than me."

"This is what traditional Chinese martial arts truly look like."

Li Qing smiled and said, "There's nothing fancy about it. First move, second move, openings, if I don't make a move, nothing's wrong, but when I do, it's astonishing."

"But I haven't had that much fun playing in a long time," Wang Baoqiang said with a simple smile.

These two, who knew kung fu, seemed to be having a great time fighting.

"True Chinese martial arts are like this: not too many fancy tricks, but full of killing intent."

.....

Li Qing was quite happy that Wang Baoqiang, her roommate, had moved in.

First of all, these human stakes are more useful than wooden stakes, so there's no need to worry about your martial arts skills falling behind.

The next day, Li Qing went to the computer mall.

I upgraded my computer, which cost a full two thousand yuan.

To enable the computer to run mainstream games on the market today, and to play videos smoothly and in high definition.

Li Qing bought a lot of discs.

There are Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen, and Jet Li.

They are all highly skilled, and experts who know how to present their skills in a visually appealing way.

It makes people feel that their kung fu is not only beautiful to watch, but also practical in real combat.

At the same time, I also bought many DVDs of films that highlighted acting skills, such as "To Live" and "Letter from Heaven".

Li Qing was eating sunflower seeds while watching a movie, Jet Li's "Universal Wanted".

"Wow, that's real skill!"

Wang Baoqiang was eating a steamed bun and drinking cold water while watching a movie, completely absorbed.

"Aren't you a special guest? Why are you still eating this?" Jiang Chenggang looked at the steamed bun and cold water in Wang Baoqiang's hand and felt extremely disgusted.

"I sent the money back to my hometown; my brother is getting married."

Wang Baoqiang was gnawing on a steamed bun and speaking unclearly.

After a moment of silence, Jiang Chenggang took out a small half-basin of pig's head meat.

"It's a shame to throw away the leftovers from yesterday, here you go."

"Wow! Thank you!"

"Hmph, you'd better remember the favor I did you today, and don't forget me when you become a star!"

"Of course!" Wang Baoqiang thanked Jiang Chenggang, then picked up a piece of pig's head and started gnawing on it, eating without any manners.

Looking at Wang Baoqiang, Jiang Chenggang silently thought, "With that kind of appearance, it's no wonder he'll never become a star."

The three of them squeezed into the small room, watching a movie with the fan on.

After watching an action-packed thriller, let's watch an art film.

The song being played is "Letter from Heaven".

"Waaaaah... I don't know what he's trying to say, but I just want to cry."

"Waaaaah, this is so touching."

Li Qing and Wang Baoqiang were urged to read "A Letter from Heaven".

Jiang Chenggang was also somewhat moved by what he saw, but he quickly stopped reading.

Watching these serious movies all the time is pointless. He doesn't act in movies, so there's no point in watching these movies that only showcase acting skills.

"I'm going back to my room."

Jiang Chenggang silently returned to his room and turned on his DVD player.

People's joys and sorrows are not shared; he prefers actresses like Veronica Yip, Chingmy Yau, and Shu Qiqi...

Their movies are much more interesting.

.......

Li Qing and Wang Baoqiang stayed up all night watching it. Wang Baoqiang even slept in Li Qing's room, as he couldn't stay awake any longer halfway through...

I've basically watched more than half of the movies I have.

"yawn!"

Li Qing also felt it was somewhat unbearable, feeling extremely tired.

It's like watching a TV series.

There are some things you won't want to sleep at all until you've finished reading them.

I feel uneasy if I don't finish watching it.

I finally finished watching games all night, slept for less than an hour, and woke up at six o'clock, feeling a little more refreshed.

Wang Baoqiang also woke up at the same time.

"We both get up at the crowing of the rooster," Wang Baoqiang said with a simple smile.

"Practicing martial arts always requires daily physical conditioning."

Kung Fu is something.

Train hard in the sweltering heat of summer and the freezing cold of winter.

He practiced every single day, day after day, for ten years without fail.

It is said that people who can master kung fu to a high level are not simple.

Wang Baoqiang felt this way, and he believed Li Qing felt the same way.

When Li Qing put on the Taoist robe, Wang Baoqiang said, "By the way, Brother Li, are you a real Taoist priest?"

Wang Baoqiang looked at Li Qing's Taoist robes and remembered something.

"It's genuine, I have proof."

Li Qing simply tied her long hair into a Taoist bun.

"A true Taoist priest!"

Wang Baoqiang said blankly, "I thought you were too immersed in the role."

Li Qing was both amused and exasperated.

"If we really get into character for that long, we'll probably have to go to a mental hospital for a visit."

"That's true."

Wang Baoqiang said, "I used to play a robber and thought I was a real robber. I almost got sent to a mental hospital."

Li Qing can get so into character even when playing a bandit that he doesn't know whether to say he's too dedicated or too easily immersed in his role.

"You're quite impressive."

"Hey."

Wang Baoqiang said in a simple and honest manner.

"By the way, it seems like my side actor team needs a Taoist priest..."

"What do we need Taoist priests for?"

"It seems like there's some trouble on set, and the lead actors are hesitant to film. You know about feng shui, right?"

"I understand."

"Why don't you go take a look today?"

On the other side, Jiang Chenggang, who had also come out to wash up and had dark circles under his eyes, said lazily, "Invite a Taoist priest? Can you even decide that? You're just a small-time contracted agent."

Things like hiring a feng shui master depend on the director.

For some particularly devout believers, the director and producer have to personally come and invite them.

Even those who asked others to help were useless.

Some people who aren't so superstitious just go through the motions and usually wouldn't send such a small special guest to invite them... It shouldn't be this casual, right?

"Hey, believe it or not, I, the little extra, even know the actor who plays the lead role. I play his personal guard in this show."

Wang Baoqiang patted his chest and said, "Does Hu Jun know me? He's talked to me. Tell him, and you're sure to be right."

"I know about the 'Zhu Yuanzhang' scene, but I don't believe you can decide this."

Jiang Chenggang paused and said, "It would be more appropriate for you to make an introduction."

"Hey, let's go check it out anyway."

"Well, we need to agree on the price first." Li Qing cracked his knuckles.

You can have a price list for doing your own feng shui consultations and rituals.

"Five hundred, I don't know if that's enough."

"That's enough, that's more than enough! I'll go to the film set with you today."

As long as the price is right, Master Li will provide you with excellent door-to-door service.