Mu Yan knew that her abilities were no match for Zhou Lifen; the other was a popular award-winning actress, while she was nothing.
But who knows what the future holds?
She smiled slightly, "Thank you, Sister Zhou, for the reminder. However, I think it’s good to dream sotis. As long as you dare to dream, there’s nothing you cannot achieve."
Zhou Lifen sneered, "Really? Do you think just by coming to the live scene today, you can stand out?"
Just then, soone called Zhou Lifen, and she went over directly.
Mu Yan’s eyes darkened slightly, but she said nothing.
When the program started, she finally understood what Zhou Lifen ant.
Originally cast as a minor female character, she was squeezed into a corner farthest from the main stage, while the microphones were placed in front of Zhou Lifen and others, naturally leaving her no chance to speak.
Moreover, being a newcor with hardly any topics for discussion, naturally, no one wanted to interview her.
After the event, Mu Yan left with Luo Yao.
Luo Yao was a bit indignant, "That Zhou Lifen is too much, clearly, Director Li called you over, but she stole the topic."
Mu Yan smiled slightly, "It’s nothing."
"You’re not angry?" Luo Yao looked at her in surprise.
Mu Yan shook her head; getting angry over such things is unnecessary.
This instead made her even more aware of the gap between herself and Zhou Lifen, motivating her to climb higher.
While Mu Yan was downcast, soone was even more so, and that person was Wu Shi Yi.
Logically, she was the secondary female lead in "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis," but the program group hadn’t invited her to the promotional scene.
Since "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis" finished filming, she hadn’t received any activities.
At first, she thought it was because there were no suitable scripts for her, but now it seed she was clearly being targeted, and soone wanted to freeze her out.
She was very sure the ratings for "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis" wouldn’t be low, especially since it aired on M Channel with an audience base there.
For this matter, she called the production team, but their responses were evasive.
This made her feel very unwilling.
Even an obscure actress like Mu Yan could show up; why couldn’t she? She absolutely couldn’t continue like this.
She took out her phone, dialed a number, and soon, soone answered.
"Brother Zhao, it’s , Shiyi."
"I miss you, can you co pick up?"
"I’ll do whatever you say."
...
Afterwards, Mu Yan participated in two more promotional events, which, unsurprisingly, were just a waste of ti.
With Zhou Lifen’s brilliance ahead, no one noticed this little flower.
In the blink of an eye, "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis" began airing.
M Channel’s ratings have always been good, and once aired, "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis" entered the top three of the popular list.
Lately, Zhou Lifen was also constantly attending various events, appearing on headlines every other day, extrely popular.
Her acting skills were naturally impeccable, having won an award before, and her looks weren’t bad either.
However, so questioned her age and her heavy makeup, but her fans quickly shut down those criticisms.
Mu Yan’s scenes in "Red Dress in Chaotic Tis" had not yet aired, but recently she’s been quite popular on Weibo, mainly being criticized.
Because "Doted Princess" was released.
This web drama could truly be described as shoddy, probably rushed for ti. In the first few episodes, they almost edited the female lead into a lunatic, blustering and unbearably noisy.
Mu Yan watched the first few episodes and was almost green in the face.
Is this the result of the director losing control?
On the day "Doted Princess" was released, Mu Yan posted a Weibo update.
She already had 600,000 followers on Weibo, and her new post was t with a barrage of criticism, all questioning her acting skills.
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