Translator: Dj22031
Editor: Dj22031
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Gu Beihuai was surprised when he received the long robe: “Did the dog give it to you?”
Nan Xiangwan nodded: “Yes, it fits you very well!”
Gu Beihuai was still surprised: “The dog gave us matching outfits?”
Nan Xiangwan nodded again: “Yes, the colors of our clothes look great.”
Gu Beihuai remained silent, unable to understand for a moment.
Nan Xiangwan looked around for something, and after searching for a while, she found Bai Yan wearing an Elizabethan collar in the corner.
She was shocked and shouted, “You castrated it?!”
Gu Beihuai: “No, I’m just trying to prevent it from licking itself.”
Nan Xiangwan didn’t understand for a moment: “Why is it licking itself?”
Gu Beihuai’s lips twitched: “Because I isolated the three female cats, so it can’t touch them.”
Nan Xiangwan: “Hmm?”
Gu Beihuai suddenly pulled out a book: “Here, let me give you a lesson in physiology.”
….
Bei Bei’s lectures are always useful. After learning from them, Nan Xiangwan suddenly realized the truth and understood why she had failed before.
So she lowered her gaze and looked at Beibei.
Gu Beihuai immediately grabbed something to block his view: “Are you a vagrant?”
Nan Xiangwan: “After learning, you should put it into practice. Practice makes perfect.”
Gu Beihuai frowned: “It will hurt, are you sure?”
To be honest, the reason he dragged it out for so long was because he couldn’t bear to part with it.
But Nan Xiangwan was very certain and was ready to get started.
At this moment—
“Awoo!”
Bai Yan let out a resentful cry, walked over, and raised its head towards the two of them.
Gu Beihuai patted the little one’s head: “It’s not time yet, what’s the rush?”
After saying that, he picked up Bai Yan and left.
Nan Xiangwan was incredibly bored. He couldn’t get the meat that was right in front of him. Could there be anything more painful than that?
….
Time flew, and in the blink of an eye, it was time for the release of “Starry Night”.
On the evening of December 31st, major shopping malls were packed with people, some there to countdown to the New Year, others waiting to watch a movie at midnight.
Ticket sales showed that almost all seats at nearby cinemas were sold out; the two-hour movie was scheduled to start promptly at midnight.
The premiere began at 9 p.m. in Shanghai’s largest cinema.
By 8:50 a.m., the venue was already full of people, half of whom were industry professionals and the other half were journalists and media.
When Pang Kaiji appeared in a wheelchair, applause immediately broke out.
The host invited Guan Liangzhe over, eager to demonstrate what it meant to be moved to tears, and gave Pang Kaiji a half-hour exclusive interview.
The reporters in the audience bombarded him with questions, leaving Pang Kaiji completely overwhelmed.
The main actors didn’t appear on stage until after 9:30.
As soon as it came out, the lights shone on it, hitting the center.
A row of lead actors walked out, with Nan Xiangwan standing in the middle and Gu Beihuai next to her.
Lan Tianyou and Hua Ying stood on the other two sides, deliberately keeping a considerable distance between them.
Nan Xiangwan and Gu Beihuai’s Chinese-style formal attire was exceptionally eye-catching, especially the color scheme of their matching outfits. Standing together, they created a distance between themselves and others, as if afraid of breaking the delicate bond between the two if they stood too close.
Moreover, it was the first time Nan Xiangwan had worn a cheongsam, and she was surprised to see how beautiful she looked, with a graceful sway as she walked.
The shawl draped over her shoulders resembled a small navy blue fox, adding a touch of allure to her otherwise plain outfit.
Gu Beihuai’s eyes were glued to her, and he couldn’t look away for a long time.
One reporter’s eyes lit up: “May I ask a question unrelated to the movie? Does the Nan Wang and Bei Wang have any wedding plans?”
Nan Xiangwan raised the microphone: “You asked too early. We haven’t even gone into the details yet.”
Gu Beihuai: “…”
A commotion broke out at the scene!
Pang Kaiji was speechless again. What are you saying? Is this how you use idioms? What are you even talking about?!
The reporter continued, “I heard that the two characters are a couple in the movie?”
Nan Xiangwan: “No, he only lusted after me.”
Gu Beihuai put down the microphone, deciding not to try to salvage the situation.
The reporter continued, “I heard there’s a fight scene. Nan Xiangwan, do you think Gu Tianwang is strong? Are you satisfied with him?”
Gu Beihuai frowned; there was a trap in this question!
But the little rascal…
Well, ever since the little one learned about physiology, it’s like she’s unlocked a new level of sexuality. She keeps spouting off suggestive terms, and the worst part is she has no sense of shame. She thinks it’s perfectly normal and talks about it with a straight face.
Guan Liangzhe didn’t interrupt; he was curious too, and even looked over as if he were watching the drama unfold.
Nan Xiangwan thought about it seriously for a moment and replied, “How would I know if I haven’t tried it? But I’ve decided to give it a try tonight.”
Another commotion erupted at the scene, and many reporters’ faces turned red from bowing!
Pang Kaiji couldn’t stand it any longer and interrupted, “Ask something related to the movie, ask something about science fiction, ask something with technical content! Nan Xiangwan, take the microphone away and stop talking.”
Nan Xiangwan silently handed the microphone to the person next to her, standing there without any expression.
The premiere was finally able to continue, and Lan Tianyou was bombarded with questions. The second male lead he played had the most special effects.
Hua Yan was a veteran actor, and he shared some interesting stories and difficulties encountered during filming.
The audience was very satisfied, feeling like they had gotten a big juicy scoop. After the Q&A session ended, it was already midnight.
Everyone took their seats and the movie began!
The opening scene was stunning, with a flagship ship called Titan sailing through the vast galaxy, conveying a sense of the universe’s stillness and profundity.
The camera then shifted to the interior of the main ship.
In the conference room filled with postmodern technology, the first thing you see was a panoramic view of the surrounding area, while the electronic monitors on the walls flashed and beeped continuously.
Directly in front of the long table was the back of a short-haired woman, dressed in military uniform, her back ramrod straight.
Everyone couldn’t help but sit up straight, for the female lead, Red Eagle, had made her entrance!
Unfortunately, he hadn’t shown his face yet.
Then came the sound of footsteps, and a group of people filed in and took their seats in the conference room.
The camera panned across everyone’s posture, catching the eyes of all the viewers. Everyone stood tall and straight, just like real soldiers!
At this moment, the female lead, Red Eagle, finally appeared. She turned around and calmly looked at everyone.
Immediately afterwards…
Fall with the back of your hand facing down.
Knock knock!
He tapped the table at a leisurely pace.
….
By this time, some audience members were already engrossed in the film. The movie opened without dialogue or noise; a simple hand-tapping gesture was enough to create a tense atmosphere.
The camera used a zoom-in approach to capture the details before finally focusing on the female lead.
The filming technique was quite skillful!
Professional film critics had even started thinking about how to write a film that could clearly capture the brilliance of such details.
The two-hour movie was captivating from start to finish, befitting its big-budget production. The fight scenes were thrilling, and the interspersed disputes and grudges were handled very well, even drawing out larger forces and hatreds.
What’s really scary was that the second male lead, Yin Zun, had turned into a Zerg lackey; the monster’s form was presented with excessive detail and realism!
Finally, Wu Xing’s blasting of the stealth bomber brought tears to many eyes.
After the movie ended, the young girls coming out of the theaters all had red eyes. Apart from Red Eagle, who was the female lead and had a very well-developed character, Wuxing was the most popular character in the movie.
They had never seen King Gu like this before!
His cheeky and cheeky personality was particularly vivid; he spoke and acted in the opposite way to the female lead, yet he managed to be just right so as not to be annoying.
But why did such a person eventually die?
It’s so touching!
Many viewers also saw more in-depth content, and first of all, the special effects were amazing, the explosion effects were just too awesome!
Secondly, the handling of details and filming techniques were truly impressive; Director Pang was indeed a master.
Finally, the performances of the main actors were a pleasant surprise!
No one expected that Gu Tianwang would play such a unique character; the contrast was simply irresistible.
Nan Xiangwan, who was making his big-screen debut, perfectly embodied the lead role, making it impossible to tell that he was a newcomer. His every move was that of a major general.
The first wave of viewers all praised it, sparking heated discussions online.
Starry Night was receiving rave reviews!
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