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The warm, gentle sunlight bathed the pristine, delicate beach, as the turquoise waves ebbed and flowed.
Do not misunderstand; this is not Xia Cheng, but rather Xu Lie's personal sanctuary.
After the world of Cang Hai Jue ushered in the Age of Exploration, Xu Lie had withdrawn from the limelight and returned to the company. As for what would ultimately become of Fortune Land? Did Chen Tao Holy Mother’s thoughts undergo any transformation? Was the Da Qian Emperor still waiting in the palace for a new Elixir of Longevity? What did it matter to him?
At least in the world of Not Allowed to Fall in Love, there were some technological products, and productivity was decent. At the very least, one could access a wealth of information online. It could be considered somewhat valuable.
But the world of Cang Hai Jue? For Xu Lie, it held zero value—there was no reason to return.
For now, he decided to observe the returns from this performance. Xu Lie leisurely reclined on the beach, lying flat in a starfish position, feeling the sea breeze as he summoned his interface.
[Actor: Xu Lie
Difficulty Level: Basic Script “Cang Hai Jue” – 3,000 points;
Script Rating Points: Additional Payment Points;
Personal Rating Points: Additional Payment Points;
Quarterly Total Views – Fourth Place: Additional Payment 7,000 points;
Total Payment for this Script: Points;
Total Points: Points.]
Xu Lie had to admit that he felt a flicker of surprise deep down; he hadn’t expected such returns from his second performance. Perhaps the audience from Dimension Outside preferred this grand-patterned maritime drama over traditional classical martial arts shows?
At this rate, gathering 100,000 points for revival wouldn’t be difficult at all. Of course, even if he amassed that many points, he wouldn’t choose to revive and leave; he would likely remain with the company like other senior figures.
After reviewing his earnings, three new scripts materialized before him in the void, shimmering with a soft white light that was not harsh on the eyes.
Xu Lie clicked his tongue, still thinking about that silly girl, Lu Youyou. How could the company send work so quickly?
He internally grumbled but knew deep down that the company would still give actors their rest time. After each film and television drama, there would be a month of downtime. This month was based on the actor's personal schedule, whether it was in the realm of "Not Allowed to Fall in Love" or "Cang Hai Jue."
Alternatively, they could just stay at the company for a month before diving into the next project. After some thought, Xu Lie decided to take a look at the three scripts first. He would skim through them and then make a choice when he went back to find Lu Youyou.
The first script, "Happiness Restaurant," was about a small eatery on the street that listened to the troubles of many who were struggling in life and offered them cheap yet delicious meals to temporarily alleviate their worries.
The second script, "Four Kings Sword," revolved around four legendary swords in the martial world that granted their wielders extraordinary powers. It was said that whoever possessed one could ascend to the throne. In this chaotic end of a dynasty, who would be the one destined for greatness?
The third script, "Black and White," featured William, a justice-driven newcomer at the Investigation Bureau. He found himself caught up in a struggle between the bureau and the underworld. In this clash of justice and evil, William ultimately uncovered the truth hidden in the gray area between black and white.
Goodness, Xu Lie thought, unable to contain himself. A food drama, a martial arts epic, and finally, a police action thriller? Was it an undercover film and television drama like Infernal Affairs?
He dismissed the last two; they certainly carried some risk to life, which made their difficulty level seem normal. But why on earth did the food drama have such a high difficulty rating? Shouldn't it be rated as the lowest?
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