Chapter 632: Which Department Is the Most Dangerous?

Although Na Zha had no intention of getting involved in the program "Peach Blossom Grove," Sister Yanzi still felt something might go wrong during filming.

She had never interacted with the Second Princess and couldn't say exactly what her personality was or what she was thinking.

But this exact template, Sister Yanzi found oddly familiar—wasn't this just the kind of vibe you'd find in Dou Xiao Bai's global billionaire fan club? Didn't half the members there act exactly like this?

And given her background, she could truly be the group admin.

Though she hadn't immediately thrown money around demanding to play the lead with Dou Xiao Bai—that would've been too over-the-top—she'd at least given face and substance, but Sister Yanzi still worried she might show up for "offline fangirling" and pull out her Jin Ka.

There had been cases before where someone offered a sky-high sum just to have Bai Liang join them for a meal.

To this day, Bai Liang remains the number one favorite among Shanghai's older women—he's still worth a fortune.

Usually, Sister Yanzi handled these requests herself, but someone of the Second Princess's caliber, arriving under the banner of directly entering the industry? This was truly unprecedented.

"Brother Xiao Bai, how are you planning to handle this kind of person?"

"Huh? You mean the Jin Ka?"

"Yeah~"

Bai Liang rubbed his chin and casually messaged Da Shu—he was currently chatting with Da Shu about "The Wandering Earth 2."

"What did Da Shu say?" Sister Yanzi knew Bai Liang was joking, but she was still curious.

He showed her his phone message, and she burst out laughing.

"What's the most dangerous department in the entertainment industry? So it's the Tiger of the Entertainment Industry, right?"

Clearly, Da Shu was also quite skilled at playing his own memes.

Unfortunately, Da Shu couldn't appear in "The Wandering Earth 2"—his health was poor, and he'd recently been hospitalized due to liver issues.

Saying he was hospitalized was putting it lightly; "critical condition" would be more accurate.

It was liver cancer.

But Da Shu said his luck wasn't bad—he found it neither too early nor too late.

After Bai Liang gave him that little stone, Da Shu got curious and looked up its meaning.

He found the meaning was indeed excellent: a noble steed capable of expelling all external forces.

Then he went ahead and believed in the superstition, went to the hospital for a checkup, and ended up getting diagnosed with liver cancer.

With early medical intervention and reduced work intensity, Da Shu was now temporarily holding on.

He also took it calmly, saying he'd live one day at a time—as if it were a gift from heaven.

But filming was out of the question. When Guo Fan went to tell him "The Wandering Earth 2" was starting this year and wanted to push the veteran actor harder, Da Shu simply showed him his medical report—leaving Director Guo feeling guilty. He truly deserved to die!

Put plainly, even if Da Shu's luck held and he wasn't diagnosed only after the cancer had spread, at his age with liver cancer, he might not even live until the movie's release.

But realizing this, Guo Fan still planned to have Da Shu make a cameo—filming at his home, as long as he didn't get exhausted.

Da Shu himself was very willing.

In his own words: "If I can still act in a film like this before I die, then I haven't wasted my life as an actor."

All Bai Liang and Guo Fan could do was show respect and pay him a full, generous fee.

Leave something behind artistically, and leave something behind materially too.

"Da Shu's will can leave something behind too."

After chatting with Da Shu on his phone, Bai Liang unusually lit a cigarette.

Then he decided: he would inherit the will of the Tiger of the Major Crimes Unit!

"Brother, aren't you here yet?"

"Are you telling me how to do things?"

"Ah, this…" Big Mi Mi was stunned. Did her good brother just eat a bullet? But that tone… was kind of cool, huh~

She bit back her laughter and quickly said: "No, no~ Sister misses you."

"Then do you think I just imitated it well?"

Hearing this, Big Mi Mi instantly understood what he meant and immediately praised him: "The student surpasses the master! You've mastered the essence!"

"Heh, I'm on my way now."

Pfft—the Tiger of the Major Crimes Unit image instantly shattered, but Big Mi Mi preferred Capybara anyway; if Bai Liang weren't out of her sight right now, she'd definitely pinch his cheeks.

Big Mi Mi could be incredibly hard to please sometimes, but once you found the right way—or once she truly accepted you—she became incredibly easy to please.

Just a few sentences, and Big Mi Mi nearly entered seed-spreading mode.

But then she remembered whose stage this was for, and a strange sense of emo washed over her—she felt regret.

Was her sisterly bond with Re Ba really this strong?

She thought she'd need to reassess it—though she had no intention of causing trouble, she didn't need to sacrifice herself for someone else's gain.

If Big Mi Mi ever decided to interfere in Re Ba's messy love battles, who among these little girls could possibly match her? Hmm?

In this regard, she was very confident—she wasn't just relying on two big thunderbolts.

But since the stage had already been built for her, going back on her word would ruin her reputation. After some thought, Big Mi Mi sighed and said she'd definitely do it next time.

Meanwhile, on Re Ba's side, things were joyful.

The premiere of "Assassin" was held with considerable fanfare—it was a major film competing in the Spring Festival box office, and the prestige was undeniable.

A long red carpet had already been laid out, and guest stars were already walking it.

"Sis, Brother Xiao Bai's car hasn't arrived yet—I've been watching closely, don't worry."

"I know, I'm just looking around," Re Ba said with a nervous smile.

It was indeed embarrassing to have such eager feelings noticed.

But let's be honest—her Mi Mi had a plan!

This tactic of pre-positioning, though a bit underhanded and prone to misunderstanding, was clearly effective when you imagined the outcome.

In the past, Re Ba wouldn't have resorted to such a move.

But the little hometown girl really was being a bit unsportsmanlike.

After she signed with Bai Liang's company, her attitude was basically one thin line away from completely letting herself go.

The identity of being an artist under Bai Liang's company had been played by her to the hilt — like a little simp, she seemed to live on those public platforms day in, day out.

No matter which of Bai Liang's accounts on which platform posted new content, she could rush over at lightning speed to like it and leave a comment.

All kinds of cute acts and silly antics, so active she seemed like a real person

Generally speaking, an artist's public platform account is managed by their team.

But that Zha's performance really makes people suspect she herself is the one intensely surfing the internet, watching Bai Liang's every move online.

Anyway, netizens figured this must be the real person doing it, and one by one they piled on, laughing and jeering.

It made Reba so angry she nearly breathed fire through her nose!

So she didn't care about sportsmanship or not, and directly accepted Big Mi Mi's guidance — this experienced bad woman — figuring she'd first stage an "encounter" to create some misunderstanding.

She had to give that little vixen Gulinaza something to stew over.

"Sis, she's here, she's here! That Maybach over there!"