Rebirth in Showbiz: How to Win the Showbiz Emperor's Heart?

Clearly, she was injured and had her role replaced, so how did she end up being the most vicious one?

Is there such logic in this world? It’s simply outrageous!

Now she has to come out and speak up, otherwise, the pressure of public opinion will keep tilting this way, and it might all end up being her fault in the end.

Initially, she had decided not to step forward. After all, who told them to change the role? They deserved the backlash, and then she could cry a little, becoming the ultimate victor. Not only could she gain the favor of netizens, but she could also increase her visibility, and perhaps even pin all the blame onto Tong Yan. Such a good opportunity, why not take it?

But she had underestimated things.

She didn’t expect they would all step up, especially Zhu Xiaoxiao, who visited her just a few days ago, only to change sides so quickly.

Bo Si smirked coldly to herself. As expected, relationships in the entertainment industry cannot be trusted; she’s witnessing it firsthand.

Today they’re all warm and friendly with you, and tomorrow they might just trample over you.

So, everything has to rely on oneself.

Bo Si lay on the hospital bed, looking at the sun outside, her lips slightly curved, a strange glint in her eyes. She said to Xiao Ba standing by, ”Call the manager over.”

”Yes.”

Ever since Miss Sisi got injured and went to face punishment, she came back with a different attitude toward Xiao Ba. It became more... domineering, often making unreasonable demands. Xiao Ba felt very guilty about the previous incident, so she indulged Sisi’s whims.

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Tong Yan brought Jiang Yu back to Beijing, directly taking her to meet Director Meng for an audition. Jiang Yu’s acting was naturally not a problem; she practically played herself.

Director Meng decided on her on the spot.

Good actors are hard to find these days, and it’s best to lock one down if possible. He remembered she had acted in a movie before, and her performance was excellent. Though he didn’t know why she had faded into obscurity afterward, talent speaks for itself.

After the audition, the two of them walked out of the building. Just as they reached the corner, a car stopped in front of them.

The window rolled down, and sitting in the driver’s seat was Jiang Cheng, whom they hadn’t seen for a long time.

”Yu.”

Jiang Yu was stunned, staring blankly at him.

She hadn’t seen him for half a year; he seemed to have changed, yet he also hadn’t.

He still exuded the aura of a business elite, dressed in a crisp suit with gold-rimmed glasses, emitting a vibe of restraint. But somehow, he seemed leaner, his brow more somber, those eyes lifeless, with a faint hint of bloodthirsty madness.

At a glance, he was an extremely dangerous man.

When a person disregards everything, that’s when they’re most terrifying.

After half a year of healing, Jiang Yu could now see him without being startled. She remained calm, no matter how nervous she was inside, she wouldn’t show it anymore.

She nodded slightly towards him and smiled, ”Bro, long time no see.”

After speaking, she silently praised herself for her good performance.

When Tong Yan saw him, she looked at him warily, gripping Jiang Yu’s hand tightly. Her stance seemed even less composed than Jiang Yu’s.

Jiang Cheng smiled, his eyes deep, the corners of his mouth slightly lifting, ”Yu, don’t be nervous, I’m just here to see you.”

Being stared at like that, it felt as if she was being watched by a venomous snake. Jiang Yu’s heart tightened. She thought she had disguised herself well, but having grown up together, he would understand her, perhaps even better than she understood herself.