ebookslot Chapter 1217 - 1231: Is the Leading Lady Being Replaced?
Chapter 1217 - 1231: Is the Leading Lady Being Replaced?
Who would’ve thought Young Master Sun was actually this kind of Young Master Sun. Compared to Lin Junyang he’s way off. That’s what you get with a straight‑arrow military background—if it were Lin Junyang here, a little bitch like An Sijia would’ve been kicked to the curb in minutes."This probably has nothing to do with Young Master Sun. Jiawen Entertainment just signed a newbie, that’s not enough to alarm a President. I actually think her relationship with Yin Qianxue is anything but ordinary." An Ran rubbed her chin, a glint of interest in her eyes.
She’d lived under the same roof as An Sijia for so many years, of course she knew what kind of person An Sijia was.
Just now, the three of them had seen An Sijia’s little kick crystal clear—it was obviously to frame Luo Jingjing.
And Yin Qianxue had let An Sijia jump up and down the whole time, clearly this was exactly the effect she wanted.
She didn’t know much about the entertainment industry, but she did know that the drama and movie Luo Jingjing had recently starred in both had pretty good word of mouth, her popularity shooting straight up, closing in hard on Yin Qianxue, the newly crowned goddess of popularity.
The fact that she could co‑star with Yin Qianxue in this super high‑impact Mu Family commercial also proved Luo Jingjing’s strength and how much Jiawen Entertainment valued her.
Yin Qianxue squeezing Luo Jingjing out like this right now—was she afraid that in the future Luo Jingjing would shake her status as Jiawen Entertainment’s number‑one leading lady?
She remembered back at that Lu Family banquet, she’d seen Yin Qianxue once. That time Yin Qianxue had already provoked her, saying she’d signed the Mu Group commercial and become Mu Group’s sole spokesperson.
Later on she’d actually shoved that whole thing to the back of her mind.
Looking at it today, she really had shown up at just the right time.
Sister Chang also hadn’t expected something like this to happen. The two girls might not be that old, but they were guests personally brought by President Sun, and President Sun’s attitude toward them had been polite and respectful—there was none of his usual spoiled rich‑second‑generation behavior at all. She could tell their status was anything but simple.
But on set she was only responsible for production affairs; as for the actors, no matter what happened, that wasn’t something she could manage.
Letting two guests watch the company’s farce for nothing, Sister Chang’s smile turned a bit awkward. "Why don’t we go over there and take a look first? They’re supposed to start shooting in about ten minutes."
"Judging from the way things look, I doubt they’ll get anything shot even if you give them another ten minutes." An Ran pointed inside and laughed.
Sister Chang: "..."
Are young girls all this straightforward nowadays?
"Let’s go in and take a look. I just happened to spot an acquaintance," An Ran said, heading inside as she spoke.
By now, with An Sijia’s help, Yin Qianxue had already taken off the wide, cumbersome palace costume on the outside, while Luo Jingjing’s face was ghost‑white and she was powerless to stop things from moving forward.
"Yo, are we switching out the female lead now?"
The sudden voice made both An Sijia and Yin Qianxue freeze mid‑movement. They looked up to see An Ran walking over from a distance, lips curved, steps unhurried.
Yin Qianxue’s heart gave a lurch; she had never imagined she’d run into An Ran here.
An Sijia was surprised too, but in contrast she acted much more wantonly.
First she gave Xiao Xiao beside An Ran a disdainful once‑over, then deliberately raised her voice, unhurriedly, "Where’s production? Where’s the stage crew? Since when can random extras just wander in here?"
As the production supervisor, Sister Chang was naturally quite displeased with An Sijia’s questioning.
"Miss An, these two are guests of our President Sun. Please just focus on doing your own job well, and stop sticking your nose into other people’s business."
Sister Chang was an old hand at Jiawen Entertainment, had been doing production work for many years, was easy‑going, and had good relationships with a lot of directors. Not to mention, someone like her—an eighteenth‑tier nobody—had to deal directly with production staff on set.