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Chen Yulin is a relatively self-centered person.

He doesn't care whether anyone in the group agrees with his ideas.

Seeing that the group of dozens of people had quieted down again, he had an idea and took a few screenshots and sent them to Lu Wantang.

Chen Yulin: [If someone says something to you, just ignore it. The same goes for Li Linzhi. I just can’t stand the way some people are afraid before they even start a fight. I don’t mean to speak up for you.]

Two minutes later, as if afraid that Lu Wantang didn't understand, he added another message.

Chen Yulin: [What I mean is, I don’t mean to put pressure on you. It doesn’t matter whether you win a Grand Slam or not, you understand?]

A few minutes later:

Chen Yulin: [It’s none of my business, and it’s none of your business either]

When Lu Wantang saw these words before he clicked on the screenshots, he was completely confused.

After reading the chat records, she was suddenly at a loss whether to laugh or cry.

The reason why Chen Yulin said this was simply because he was worried that other people in the group might tell Lu Wantang what he and Li Linzhi had said, causing trouble for her.

Chen Yulin usually doesn't speak so "impolitely" in front of the camera, because he suffered from all kinds of rumors when he was young.

But in private, he still has a somewhat arrogant personality.

After reading the message, Lu Wantang quickly replied "OK" and thanked the other party.

At this moment, Li Linzhi also sent a message, which began with a few similar screenshots of group chat messages.

However, he guessed that Chen Yulin might have already discussed this with Lu Wantang and mentioned it directly.

I have to say, these two people really have a tacit understanding.

Lu Wantang raised his eyebrows and thanked the other party in the same way.

In fact, she doesn't care how those songwriters evaluate her or how they are pessimistic about her.

Unless these songwriters can represent the vast majority of people who listen to music.

However, a second 'Grand Slam' was already in her work plan, and she didn't mind impressing these people again.

Chang Yun walked into the office with a stack of documents and saw Lu Wantang holding a cell phone with a strange expression on his face.

He knocked on the door a few times symbolically. "What are you looking at? Your expression is so indescribable?"

"Nothing." Lu Wantang turned off his phone. "I was just chatting with someone."

She didn't explain further.

If she really wanted to win her second Grand Slam this year, Chang Yun would definitely support her work, but he would worry that she might fail and that she would never recover.

In this case, it’s better not to say anything.

Chang Yun said "oh" and put the document on his desk without any intention of exploring.

"Here are the lyrics and music for several new songs written by Lin Ya. There are also a few songs written by other songwriters in the company... She wants you to help review them in person."

Lu Wantang took the document and opened it.

It can be seen that the main style of Lin Ya's new album is folk music, and the several songs she composed are all of the same type.

Lu Wantang looked for a long time, and only found out that Chang Yun was still there when he was drinking water.

She looked over in confusion: "Brother Yun, is there anything else?"

Chang Yun nodded: "Baihua Media wants to use the name of the Chinese Paladin series to promote the new drama."

The new play he was referring to was of course the script that Lu Wantang sold to Baihua.

Although it has been sold, it is still Lu Wantang's work, and the screenwriter's credit will only be "Lu Wantang".

Chang Yun was a little hesitant: "If we really use the Chinese Paladin series to promote it, we may mislead the audience into thinking that the quality and level of that series can be compared with Chinese Paladin."

"If the new drama doesn't perform as expected after it's aired, your reputation as a screenwriter will also be affected, right? Why don't we just reject it?"

Chang Yun’s concerns are very reasonable.

The issue is--

"As long as the screenwriter's name is mine, the audience will always know."

"Then just agree?"

Lu Wantang thought about it and said, "Why not let them promote it under the name of another new work by the author of Fairy Sword?"

"Is this okay? Didn't you say that the potential of that drama is only B+..."

Judging from the potential levels that Lu Wantang himself has classified, there seems to be a big gap between that drama and the Chinese Paladin series.

"Then just think of it as my exploration and attempt as a screenwriter to make a serious costume drama."

The previous 'The Princess Weiyoung' can't be considered a serious costume drama at all.

What she sold to Baihua Media was a pure "serious drama", the kind that had nothing to do with the word "silly sculpture".

What's more, the potential value division she mentioned is determined according to the popularity and popularity of the works in the original world.

The Legend of Sword and Fairy series is known as a classic of its generation, so its potential is certainly very high.

Even though this new drama is not that popular, the plot and concept are still good.

The low ratings are basically due to the actors' acting skills or makeup, as well as the choice of some characters.

Now that Baihua Media has taken over the drama, it is equivalent to a remake.

Given Baihua's conditions and the effort spent on film and television, the resulting film should be able to surpass the original.

The more Lu Wantang thought about it, the more he felt that this new drama might bring some surprises.

What's more -

"It just so happens that my new song for August hasn't been released yet, so why not promote it together with the new drama?"

She was talking about the theme song of the new drama.

When we were discussing cooperation with Baihua Media, we had already agreed that the theme song must be written by Zigui.

Baihua agreed to this request almost immediately.

"Of course, we can. Let's consider it a win-win situation." Chang Yun said, "But, didn't you always wait until a new drama was aired before releasing the corresponding songs? Why is it that this time..."

“That’s also for publicity.”

Anyway, Baihua Media has no shortage of promotional means, so there is no need to be like them and use Zigui’s new song as a gimmick after the show starts.

Chang Yun understood what she meant and immediately went to discuss it with the people from Baihua Media.

Before leaving, Lu Wantang seemed to remember something and reminded:

“Before the theme song is released, it would be best to shoot some plot clips so that we can edit a complete promotional video.”

Chang Yun made an OK gesture without even turning his head.

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I have to say that Baihua Media is still very efficient.

We only received the script in late July, but now the crew has been formed and the main actors are basically all there.

The leading actress is an A-level actress under Baihua, one of the pillars of their company. After makeup, she looks very heroic, which is in line with the script setting.

The male lead is Jiang Yu'an from Tangxing Entertainment, who got the role through an open audition within the industry.

When the two parties first started working together, one of the conditions mentioned was that all members of Tangxing Entertainment would have the opportunity to audition, and when their acting skills and suitability for the role were comparable, artists from Tangxing Entertainment would be given priority for hiring.

Luo Sanning and others have read the script, and they are either not very interested in the roles or have already joined other crews.

So after the audition, only Jiang Yu'an and Zhao Yang joined the group.

The former is the male lead and the latter is the second female lead.

When Chang Yun went over there, the crew was ready and were about to shoot the first scene.