Chapter 193: It’s Too Difficult for Me
Translator: 549690339
“The plan is done again.”
” The Finance Department’s overtime statistics showed that the profit increased by a few percent this year pared to last year-”
” I’ve written the report again and handed it to Vice President Su for review.”
“Dismissed-”
Su Jingting left the meeting room after giving his instructions. He instructed Assistant Sun as he walked,” Go find Ye Xin and ask her to pay attention to Xia Yishan’s movies. If there are any suitable roles for me, she can take them on for me. Su Yujie will handle the work for me when the time es.””
Assistant Sun nodded.
He silently lit a candle for Su Yujie in his heart.
Young Master Jie, your brother is going after his little girlfriend. I’ll leave the pany to you.
Take care = =
Su Yujie slumped on the stool like a dead dog.
Then, his phone jumped again.
Little Shanshan received your red packet ~
Little Shanshan received your red packet ~
Little Shanshan received your red packet ~
Spending money to ward off disaster, spending money to ward off disaster, small money, small money.
He even forted himself.
He was willing to send red packets to his Little Shanshan every day.
Before she could catch her breath, a group of people surrounded her.
“Young Master Jie, was that President Su’s girlfriend?”
“Is it our future Lady Boss?”
“Master Jie, do you have the number of the future boss’s wife? Give them out?”
“Are you crazy? Are you tired of living? Don’t tell me you still want to fight with the boss for the lady boss. I admire your courage.”
“I’m in trouble now, so I want to ask the future lady boss for help! If it weren’t for the lady boss’s call, it would be useless for us to cry now.”
“Master Jie, you’re the brother-in-law of the future lady boss. You can help us ask for help, right? The lady boss will definitely give you face if you go…”
Su Yujie: It’s too damn hard for me o()o
It was not easy for someone to control his brother. How could he share it with others!
Just play dead = =
After Xia Yishan and her daughter arrived at the hotel, they arranged for them to check in and wait for the crew to meet up at night.
Xia Yishan took advantage of the free time to flip through the script again and bed through the entire plot.
This movie had long been named ” The Harem “. It was about a young girl, Wan Lirong, who was forced to separate from her childhood sweetheart. She entered the palace as a palace maid and accidentally became the emperor’s woman. She witnessed the rise and fall of the women in the harem and finally became a virtuous empress who acpanied the emperor until they grew old. The plot was a little old-fashioned, but the production was big, and the graphics were good. It was quite interesting.
The male lead was undoubtedly the Emperor, the second female lead was Noble Consort An, who was showing off in the harem, and the third female lead was the low-key and elegant Empress.
Yes, she was playing the low-key and elegant empress who was eight years younger than the emperor. This character was quite fashionable, like an uncle-nephew relationship.
Empress Murong Shu was the eldest daughter of the Murong family. She was sent to the Imperial Palace at the age of thirteen. She had the bearing of a young lady from a wealthy family. She could be said to be the number one socialite. After she married into the Imperial family, she was well-mannered and was once deeply doted on.
Later on, she gradually distanced herself from the Emperor, but she used her meager strength to help the lonely female protagonist, attracting the counterattack of Noble Consort An, exposing the fact that she cared about others. After being neglected by the Emperor, she died of depression.
And the female protagonist also rose up to resist for her.
In short, she was a sad woman.
Xia Yishan began to suspect that Liang Qiaoen had chosen such a sad character for her because she thought she was too lively and naive.
Headache…
After flipping through the script and taking a nap, Xiao Ying knocked on the door and said that the crew had arrived..
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