Blame me for being too attractive

Although Meeks can't check the situation of the outside world now, but relying on waves of malicious emotions to "account into the account", he knows that the outside world will definitely not be a peaceful, harmonious and friendly situation.

So what fueled their malicious feelings toward themselves?

Meeks thought for a while, then set his sights on Phils.

If other actors, faced with this kind of guy who called out scolding for him, regardless of whether the other party was intentional or not, he would definitely be black for life.

But Meeks is different. Feeling more and more full of power, he has basically let go of the influence of his emotions. He only feels that his followers are really worthy of his good followers.

The ability to collect "faith" in this way is simply indescribable.

But what makes him a little confused is which interaction between them caused this situation.

If he finds it out, he will do it again. I don't know if he can replicate this "success".

Recalling the interaction between them just now, Meeks felt that the problem probably appeared in the new movie that Phils said.

"Fils, would you mind telling me about your new movie now?"

After all, it's a live broadcast now, so it's understandable if Phils doesn't want to keep it secret during the preparatory stage.

But Meeks knew that the other party would never say "no" to himself.

If you want to ask why, maybe the director will reject the actors, but have you seen any believers who would reject their own gods?

After discovering that Meeks was interested, Phils began to explain directly from the source of inspiration.

If it weren't for the conditions, and Meeks would never want to read it, he even planned to write a paper with tens of thousands of words and submit it to Meeks for review.

"Do you know anything about Eastern myths?"

"East?" Originally, Meeks didn't know much about it, but since Lucifer managed to find someone to tell his fortune, he really learned so much.

"Are you planning to shoot oriental fairy tales?"

If this is the case, it would not be right to ask myself to play the leading role.

Although Meeks' beauty belongs to the difference between Eastern and Western aesthetics, there will never be any situation where he is not considered beautiful.

But, with his very obvious western appearance, playing the male lead in an oriental fairy tale would feel a little bit out of harmony.

And as far as Meeks knows, in the east, although there is nothing to deny his beautiful existence, there is a mysterious group called "Parents", which seems to be not very good for his senses.

As for the reason, it seems to be because his hair is silver, and he doesn't seem to be able to teach children to study hard?

After all, to be honest, Meeks doesn't even have a basic elementary school diploma. In the East, it seems to be called "nine leaking fish" (a fish that slipped through the net of nine-year compulsory education), a creature that is despised ?

Meeks, who had gone astray in Lenovo's direction, was called back by Fiers' words.

"I don't intend to shoot oriental myths, I just got some inspiration from oriental myths."

"Do you know the other side of the flower?"

Phils, who specially changed "Narcissus" to "Adonis" for Meeks, used to really think that Meeks was a proud and free rose boy.

But the more he thought about it later, the more he felt that roses were not enough to be a representative of Meeks.And although Meeks has some similarities with Adonis, they are actually very different.

He once saw a little shadow of Meeks in Adonis, but when he saw another kind of flower from the oriental mythology, Phils felt that compared with Meeks, roses are still A bit too mundane.

Compared with roses, which are always inseparable from love, Meeks is more like manjusawa, or the other side flower.Of course, what is like is not a story about flowers and leaves not meeting each other, but the Bianhua itself.

He should be a flower that blooms on the underworld and leads people into hell.

He does not belong to the world, and has nothing to do with love.

He didn't know anything about Meeks' actual situation, but Phils, who seemed to know everything, really lived up to his title of loyal believer.

The rare thing is that what he believes in is not the Meeks he imagined, nor the infinitely beautified Meeks.He obviously has never seen the truest side of Meeks, but he believes in the truest Meeks.

Even if the other party is arrogant, conceited, and cruel... As many positive words can be used to describe Meeks' beautiful appearance, there are as many derogatory words that can be used to describe Meeks' character.

He is really not a good person in the world's perception, but Phils has never said what kind of good person he believes in.

"In my new movie, the male protagonist is a person like Bianhua." He will be the most incompatible existence in the world, and he will be the most psychedelic scenery in hell.

That's why he said that the male lead is very suitable for Meeks.

Because the male lead was originally created by Phils based on the inspiration that Bianhua brought him, as well as some of Meeks' characteristics.

He clearly knew what a magnificent soul lies under the beautiful skin of Meeks.

Even if the color is not pure and bright enough, magnificence has never been related to purity.

It's like beauty has never had anything to do with kindness.

It's just that human beings admire kindness, so there must always be kindness, and they are more willing to recognize the beauty of the other party.

Otherwise, this beauty that is not kind enough will always be given some derogatory terms, such as femme fatale.

"The other shore flower..." Meeks thought it sounded very interesting.

In fact, this kind of flower also exists in the western hell, but the western hell does not have the oriental underworld and reincarnation, but only a group of demons and a certain bastard monarch.

As for the reincarnation system on the western side, rewarding good and punishing evil is managed by heaven.

And their way of punishing evil is also very simple, directly throwing people into hell.

A soul that is full of evil thoughts but has no abilities is the most attractive to demons to "see".

Throwing aside the group of fellows who, like their sovereign, could do anything immoral, Meeks looked at Fers with a smile in his eyes.

This devout believer in his family always seems to be able to bring him different surprises.Obviously, apart from the filming of "Adonis", they didn't have much contact with each other, and obviously the other party had never experienced anything with him, and the other party had never seen his bad side, but Phils was better than him. Jason still needs to know him.

In this world, perhaps a lot of understanding does not lie in the amount of contact, but in whether you are hard enough.

There is no doubt that Phils's intentions for Meeks are to the extent that even his own father would be jealous.

And Meeks undoubtedly felt this intention. His believer always makes people wonder what to say.

Meeks felt that if he was a god of any religion, then he should give Phils the status of a bishop no matter what his piety.

But he is the god of hell, what reward can he give the other party, he can't let him go to hell after death.

"After the show is over, go to Robert with the contract."

There is no need to ask too much anymore, Meeks is very clear that Phils is the kind of existence who would rather wrong everyone, including himself, than wrong Meeks at all.

After receiving an affirmative answer, Phils was stunned for a moment and then immediately returned to normal.He looked solemn, like a knight taking an oath of allegiance, and he said, "Okay."

Robert, who was watching the live broadcast, saw that his little ancestor's salary was not discussed, and the content of the script was not finished, so he directly agreed to cooperate. He really had nothing to say.

Fortunately, this is Phils. If it were someone else, it would be no wonder he would be cheated to death.

But apart from Phils, no one else would have the chance to get an unhesitating promise from Meeks.

As for Phils, in Robert's view, the other party belongs to the kind of existence that the whole world thinks Meeks is wrong, and he will only think that the whole world is wrong.

Talking about his "loyalty" to Meeks, Robert felt that he had to bow down to Phils.

But with their performance, Robert felt that the barrage might explode.

Robert, who had just turned off the barrage, couldn't resist opening it, and saw dense words.

Among them, the word "ah" is the most.

But what is surprising is that the fighting power of black fans this time seems to be inferior to that of fans.

If you don't believe me, if you look at the content of these barrages, there are obviously more friendly ones than malicious ones.

[Please tell me what this is, this is the mutual appreciation between the director and the actor, I don't believe it! 】

[When they did this, it felt like the three real couples all looked like they hired someone to act. 】

[Is there a possibility that the two of them are acting according to the script? Anyway, I don't see any friendship, so I feel like I'm in suspended animation. 】

[I just doubt that these two people really came out of the closet. 】

[What coming out of the closet, what an old-fashioned routine, this is clearly to promote the new movie. 】

[Don't just say cheating, okay, this is brotherhood, really gays dare to do this in the live broadcast? ! 】

【Don't care what it is, I'll be the first to respect you! 】

[By the way, I was the only one who found out. Everyone else found out about the task card left by the program team and went down to gather. Are the two of them still talking here? 】

[Laughing dead, that card was placed in Phils' room, and now Phils is cleaning up Meeks' room. 】

[I didn’t quite understand when I first came here. The program team didn’t invite Meeks, and then did Meeks bring Phils? Why is the card still in Phils’ room. 】

[It seems that you are indeed just here. 】

[Actually, to be precise, the card was placed in Meeks' room, but Meeks didn't like that room, so Phils took the initiative to change it with him. 】

[Yes, yes, and then the two of them immediately came to the original Phils' room, and the task card was perfectly ignored by the two of them...]

[Aren't the show crew going to remind you? 】

[In the live broadcast room of other people, they have already started to scold them for playing big names. 】

[As long as they come to take a look, they won't say such outrageous things. 】

[But people don't want to take a look. 】

……

Robert, who was watching the live broadcast, saw the bullet screens, and hurriedly switched to the live broadcast room to see the situation of other people. Sure enough, they had already assembled downstairs.

And in their live broadcast room, dissatisfaction with the long-awaited Meeks and Phils did appear.

Looking at this group of guys who seemed to be very understanding, saying that they might be busy and wait a little longer, and the program group who didn't plan to do anything at all, Robert understood the routine almost immediately.

In variety shows, there are always a few gangsters. Some of them are really not good at themselves, and some are deliberately created by the program group, and other guests are jointly excluded.

Don't underestimate this kind of deliberate creation and exclusion. Among other things, if you are a group of people, everyone ignores you intentionally or unintentionally. This is almost the same as coldness/violence/force.

Not to mention that people are more or less nervous when facing the camera, and then under cold/violence/force, no matter how optimistic people are, they will inevitably have a bit of collapse.

And in this world, there has never been a shortage of supporters of the theory of victim guilt.

At that time, there will definitely be many people who think that everyone gets along very well, but you are the only one who is not good. Is there something wrong with you?

On this basis, the program group didn't need to do too much, just a little bit of manipulation, and a guest who recruited black people was born.