Blame me for being too attractive

After flipping through the script, Meeks felt that he really wanted to make this movie, even if he wasn't fighting some damn fate.

This is the first time he has read the script so seriously since his career, and it is also the first time he has had such a great initiative and interest in acting.

He just felt that this should be the best script he had ever seen in his life, and it really matched his wishes in every way.

For this joy, even if "Pride and Prejudice" applied for many awards for myself, in the end I only got a small nomination, and the nomination has not yet turned into a real award. he's in a good mood.

After all, he was quite aware that those people seemed to have given him a lot of awards.

But that was all incidental during the declaration process, and Meeks didn't make any effort in the later stage. Meeks was very suspicious. If his PR team hadn't put in a little effort, he might not even have the only nomination.

Although this situation can be regarded as "a hurdle" that new actors must encounter, how should I put it, Meeks thinks that it is better not to go by the way than this.

It makes people seem to attach great importance to themselves, but in fact, they really don't pay much attention to the situation.

And with such a major premise that seems to be important, if there is any conflict in the later stage, I may still bear the label of "ungrateful".

This is really, really disgusting.

Even this disgusting thing has been experienced by almost all actors.

But Meeks is not that kind from the bottom of his heart, everyone else is like this, so I have nothing to say about people like me.

In this world, it is because too many people are submissive that there are so many unspoken rules that are obviously unreasonable but are tacitly understood by everyone.

The weak submit to the rules, and the strong make the rules. Although Meeks has a face that doesn't look like the strong at all, he already has a real heart when he has no power to protect himself. Belongs to the heart of the strong.

Therefore, when facing other people, as if they had to accept their fate and surrender if they couldn't fight, he always looked down upon them.

From the beginning to the end, what he has always held is the tough idea of ​​not being cowardly or doing it.

Meeks always thought he might grow into a burly man if he had his face.

But even though he didn't grow up that way, Meeks is quite satisfied with his current appearance.

After all, a burly guy or something really doesn't fit the painting style of hell at all, and I have to say that in this circle, my current face is better.

"What are you thinking about?"

Phils knew Meeks wasn't the kind of guy who would get too depressed to adjust to a few awards.

But looking at Meeks who was silent and didn't know what he was thinking, he still couldn't help coming over to comfort him.

He treats Meeks in the same way that I know how strong you are, and I even regard you as my belief, but this does not affect me at all, and treats you in the most appropriate and gentle way.

The kind of people who think that the other party is a strong person, so no matter what troubles the other party encounters, they feel that there will be nothing wrong with the other party.

On the surface, it seems to be trust in the ability of the other party, but in fact, it is not a kind of carelessness.

Caring makes chaos. If you can calmly think that he can solve it, but ignore it, it can only show that you don't care enough about the other party.

Meeks understood this too, so he never misunderstood Phils' concern.

"It's nothing," he said, raising the script in his hand, "You don't mind talking to me about your creative journey."

Although Phils had told him that it was based on him, Meeks wanted to hear more details.

Phils certainly didn't mind saying that, in fact, as long as Meeks wanted to know, he was willing to tell the other party everything about himself without any concealment.

But before he spoke, he suddenly asked a question: "Mikes, are you a god?"

This is the first time Phils has brought up this issue after they had tacitly understood each other's situation.

But honestly, Meeks wondered why Phils was asking that question.

As far as the situation in the superhero world is concerned, isn't it more reliable for the other party to guess what kind of superpower or mutant he is than guessing that he is a god?

Ever since Thor, the god of thunder, and Loki, the god of lies, in Norse mythology were proven to be aliens, people don’t really believe in the so-called gods, or they all feel that the so-called gods in the mythology are aliens. , maybe it's all just aliens.

Even in a world where everything is possible like the superhero world, gods are still a mysterious and taboo topic.

So Meeks was really curious as to why Phils would feel that way.

Don't look at the other person asking questions, but that person's emotions are clearly determined.

It was as if he already had the answer and just wanted confirmation from Meeks.

The answer given by Meeks is: "If you believe it, I am, if you don't believe it, maybe I am not."

"I know." Phils smiled softly: "Those who believe in Superman will always promote his abilities and exaggerate his portrayal as a walking god in this world."

In Phils' view, by doing this, they simply don't believe that Superman is a god, and they regard him as a god-like person.

But Phils would not treat Meeks like this, because he knew that he believed in a real god.

Even if this god seems to have nothing to do with light and justice, only children believe in pure light and justice, and adults will always have doubts in their hearts.

For example, Superman is bright enough and righteous enough, but even those who have received his favor will be afraid of his power.

Phils didn't speak bluntly, but how could Meeks not understand what the other party meant.

Looking at his believers, Meeks couldn't help but ask, "Do you want eternal life?"

For Meeks, wanting to make a person live forever is not a particularly difficult thing. The easiest way is to just find a vampire to bite.

Coincidentally, he just caught a second-generation vampire.

Although this will inevitably have some sequelae, such as not liking the light, such as drinking blood or something.

But the eternal life obtained is absolutely genuine.

But unexpectedly and within reason, Phils replied: "I'm not interested in immortality."

This answer made Meeks couldn't help but look sideways. His believer, not to mention the pure fanaticism of faith, has little desire.

The other party seemed to be satisfied just looking at Meeks, as if he had obtained everything, possessing endless strength and courage.

Firth's wanting nothing made Meeks want to give him something even more, and he was even a little worried that he, a believer, might suffer a little too easily.

Others may have sweets for crying children, but for Meeks, he prefers those who don't ask for credit, don't cry, and seem to have nothing to ask for.

Maybe it's because he has always believed in it. Instead of asking others for what he wants, it's better to fight for it himself.

So when you meet such a person, you will inevitably want to take care of him, just like this, you have indirectly taken care of your former self.

So if you want to please someone like Meeks who loves you the most, the best way is to be like him.

Maybe others will think that those who imitate me will live, and those who resemble me will die, but Meeks is different. He will always appreciate qualities similar to himself, which can be regarded as "love me and black".

After the two looked at each other and smiled, they revealed the topic.

Firth talked about his creative journey, but he said it was his creative journey, but in fact, every word and every word was talking about his understanding of Meeks.

It is said that you know yourself and your enemy, Meeks is not necessarily a person who knows your enemy, but he is definitely a person who knows you enough.

But even Meeks like this suddenly felt that he had a deeper understanding of himself after listening to Phils' explanation.

Seeing yourself by yourself is always different from how others see yourself, and if a person wants to understand himself more comprehensively, he always has to see how others see himself.

Otherwise, how can it be said that it is easy to see others clearly but difficult to see yourself clearly?

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When Meeks understands himself more deeply, Lucifer in hell has decided to rectify hell.

After all, in the past there were idiots/devils who died at the hands of children, and later there were idiots who were hypnotized by women, and you are only picking on the weak to be fooled in your feelings, right?

For such a precarious state of hell, if it is not rectified, it is estimated that this group of idiots will be sold by humans, and they will have to help them count the money.

A certain woman who was constantly nagging by Lucifer always felt that her nose was itchy every now and then.

Maybe she didn't expect that she just wanted to see her little brother, and accidentally encountered a non-human creature on the way, and wanted to give her little nephew a "little surprise", but in the end, it indirectly promoted a big change in hell Bar.

What she didn't even know was that the main person responsible for this big change was her little nephew.

And relying on this change, Meeks was "fight to fame" in hell, which directly accumulated enough prestige for him.So, this "surprise" is really good!

Oros Holmes had never thought about these consequences, and Meeks had no idea what kind of job he was about to take.

Although the final return is worth the money, the hard work involved must not be ignored.

Even if it is one of the three fires for the new official to take office, this battle is indeed a bit bigger.

After all, he will drag the whole hell to do things when he comes up. Meeks is really not such a diligent person.