Chapter 469

It's impossible to change human physiology just to let Xu Feng show off, right?

However, this time it's a rare opportunity to distribute a role to all the artists in the company on average.

So far, the shows or movies Xu Feng has filmed have basically had male characters as the main perspective.

There really aren't many shows that allow female characters to carry the banner.

But "Cells at Work!" is different. The anthropomorphic male and female cells each account for almost half. Red Blood Cell, Macrophage, Regulatory T Cell, NK Cell, Eosinophil... not to mention Platelet, who became the quarterly new wife for many otaku back then.

Hmm... the popularity only lasted for one quarter.

After all, as everyone knows, otaku change wives every three months.

But even so, it doesn't prevent Platelet from becoming a representative awakening among lolis.

"Hubby~ who is the female lead this time?"

Da Mimi wrapped her arms around Xu Feng, trying to make him drown in the temptations of capitalism.

For Xu Feng's first movie to be released in the mainland, anyone who isn't brain-damaged understands that this movie is of great significance.

Even if there are so many female characters in the movie that even if every female artist in Xu Feng's company got one, there would still be leftovers.

But the infighting still hasn't stopped.

After all, that's the female lead!

The female lead in Xu Feng's first movie in the mainland!

The female lead of a movie with a box office starting at ten digits!

It's hard to say if the total box office of all the movies Da Mimi has filmed to date has reached ten digits.

And the plot basically starts entirely from the perspective of the female lead Red Blood Cell; even the screen time of the male lead White Blood Cell, played by Xu Feng, isn't as much as Red Blood Cell's.

Such a female lead made Da Mimi crave it to the point of explosion.

"Stop messing around, you can't act out that flavor, just be a supporting role obediently." Xu Feng said irritably.

Although many entertainment novels on Qidian like to talk nonsense and blow Yang Mi's acting skills up to the level of a Best Actress.

But unfortunately, this book still follows a realistic style.

Da Mimi's acting skills simply can't act out the natural, silly flavor of Red Blood Cell, not to mention filming a movie and giving actors close-up shots continuously.

The shortcomings of the actors' acting skills will be infinitely magnified.

Da Mimi is only suitable for playing the type of female second lead with an explosive figure. Da Mimi pouted her red lips, "You always let me be the green leaf for little girls!"

When she first filmed "Bleach," she was the green leaf for Zhao Jinmai, who played Rukia, and later in "One Punch Man," she was the green leaf for Wang Shengdi again.

The "Inuyasha" that is being prepared also has her playing the second, or even third female lead.

Da Mimi was anxious, "Can't I be the female lead for once?" "Alright, I'll let you be the female lead tonight!"

Looking at Da Mimi's pouted red lips, Xu Feng's anger flared, and he directly picked her up by the waist and threw her into the bedroom next to the office. "Act, act as what?" Da Mimi was a bit scared. "Lady Mira, I guess." Xu Feng thought for a while and said.

Xu Feng thought about the candidate for the female lead Red Blood Cell for a long time, and finally decided on Fat Di.

She comes with a silly temperament.

Although after following Da Mimi in the entertainment industry in her previous life and becoming an old hand, this temperament had long since vanished.

But fortunately, she has only been in this circle for less than two years.

She still retains that touch of silliness, which can barely fill the shortcomings in her acting skills.

Actually, if Yang Chaoyue's acting skills weren't terrible, Xu Feng would really want her to play Red Blood Cell.

That silly temperament is eight hundred blocks ahead of Fat Di.

However, unfortunately, although the character fit is high, Yang Chaoyue's acting skills, lines, and other basic qualities as an actor are simply terrible.

Helplessly, Xu Feng could only give up.

For the Macrophage who smiles and slaughters pathogens, Xu Feng directly found the three great imperial sisters who, in his impression, have both looks and acting skills.

Dong Xuan, Qin Lan, Yang Xue.

NK Cell is Gao Yuanyuan...

It feels like unknowingly, he found a bunch of ex-girlfriends again.

But it doesn't matter, anyway, their screen time is staggered, and they basically don't meet.

Maybe by the time one person finishes filming and leaves, the other hasn't even come to the crew to report.

The final casting lineup for "Cells at Work!" was finally officially decided before the release of "Initial D."

Upon hearing that the female lead was Reba, the female actors in the entire circle were envious again.

Sure enough, this little b**** from Xinjiang is going to take off.

The other selected male actors were also stunned after receiving the script.

They raised the same doubt, which is why does the character Xu Feng plays this time feel like he's not showing off so much?

Hmm, Xu Feng only plays high-prestige characters; this has formed a fixed impression not only outside the circle but also inside the circle.

After all, whether it's the righteous Jotaro, Saitama, or the villains Aizen, Dio, and Light Yagami, these characters Xu Feng plays have one common characteristic—they are really good at showing off!

Now that such a... normal male lead suddenly pops up, it feels a bit uncomfortable.

Xu Feng feels like he's really been f***ed by a dog.

If this continues, I'm afraid the world will associate him with professional show-offs like Nicholas Tse, Huang Xiaoming, and He Rundong?

Xu Feng, who originally thought White Blood Cell wasn't outstanding enough, suddenly felt it was necessary to play this character.

Otherwise, the audience will have a fixed impression of him.

This is a very dangerous thing for an actor.

With "Initial D" about to be released, Jay Chou immediately called Xu Feng to ask if he could come to run the promotion.

Xu Feng's expression was shocked at the time.

I only have a few shots, and I haven't even shown my whole face, is it necessary?

That's right, although he participated in a cameo, Xu Feng didn't show his face in this movie.

To be precise, he only showed the lower half of his face.

In the original work of the previous life and Jay Chou's remake, this setting was adopted.

Xu Feng also retained it; it has a sense of mystery.

Of course, another reason is that when Xu Feng was doing the cameo, he was still sporting the big bald head from playing Saitama.

Showing his whole face would have a bit of that action movie flavor. "I will attend the premiere, but running the roadshow is forget it." Xu Feng replied.

After all, Han Sanye requested that his new movie be released during the summer vacation.

Following Jay Chou to the roadshow is obviously too late.

What's more, the character he plays this time feels no better than Light Yagami.

Won't he be blasted by pure love warriors then?

By the way, as a man who inherited the legacy of Cao Cao, Xu Feng says long live NTR!

When was the last time Jay Chou filmed a movie?

Even his fans probably don't remember.

Anyway, Xu Feng's impression of his last movie is still stuck on that inexplicable big trash movie "The Treasure Hunter."

Xu Feng, who was only a middle school student at the time, was completely dumbfounded after watching this movie with the mindset of a Jay Chou fan.

He didn't even understand what this movie was about.

Rumor has it that the female lead of that movie, Sister Zhiling, hasn't married herself off yet.

After all, in this world, Japan is gone.

But that's good too. In his previous life, after hearing that Sister Zhiling married a Japanese man, Xu Feng had always been worried for her.

Having to guard against the father-in-law, brother, younger brother, neighbor, son's classmate, husband's boss, repairman, etc., every day, how tiring.

Perhaps because Xu Feng nodded after watching the finished film, Jay Chou's confidence in "Initial D" was off the charts. At the premiere, facing the explosive number of media and audience members offstage, Jay Chou held the microphone and shouted: "As long as the box office exceeds 2 billion, the new album originally scheduled for release in January next year will be released at the end of this year!"

The moment the words fell, the fans' screams felt like they were going to shake the ceiling.

And Xu Feng beside him had a rather complex expression.

Didn't he seem to have heard Jay Chou say this before he transmigrated?

From "new album released at the end of the year," "next year's new album out in January" gradually to "out in January? That's a rumor," "can't let fans wait too long, must be out at the end of the year," finally becoming "it's not that I don't release an album, it's just that I'm playing right now."

Xu Feng really wanted to remind Jay Chou that doing this easily raises fans' expectations infinitely.

Finally, the problem is also infinitely magnified.

This is also one of the reasons why Jay Chou's "Greatest Works of Art" was criticized so badly.

Although Xu Feng feels that although it's not as good as those god-tier albums before, it shouldn't be scolded like that, right?

But from some aspects, one can also understand the reason. ===== CHAPTER 471 =====