Chapter 60: The kids simply can't handle it

The released stills were not limited to just Xu Feng as Aizen.

Following closely behind were a large number of members of the Arrancar faction.

Among them were—

The actor playing the First Espada, Coyote Starrk.

In the photo, this man hunched his shoulders, his eyes half-closed with a lazy temperament, exuding a unique, decadent uncle vibe.

The actor playing the Third Espada, Tier Harribel.

A thick white collar obscured the lower half of her face, but her beautiful, dyed-gold short hair, combined with that pair of captivating green eyes—

No one doubted that beneath that high collar lay a breathtakingly beautiful face.

Especially under Xu Feng’s direction, Megan Fox’s skin tone was perfectly showcased.

Yet, it didn't affect her beauty in the slightest; instead, it stirred a deep desire for conquest in the hearts of the vast male audience.

To be honest, there really aren't many in Hollywood who can pull off this skin tone.

At the very least, Xu Feng didn't think Scarlett could pull it off.

However, the most eye-catching part was the styling.

One must know that this outfit perfectly highlighted Megan Fox’s figure.

This "half-hidden behind a lute" design was even more attention-grabbing.

The lecherous fans looking at this still were already drooling uncontrollably.

By comparison, Margot Robbie, who played the original Third Espada and the protagonist Ichigo Kurosaki’s guide to Hueco Mundo, Nelliel,

didn't have Megan Fox’s exposure.

From head to toe, except for her face, every other part was wrapped in a pure white bodysuit.

But even so, it still couldn't hide her perfect figure.

Coupled with the antelope-style skull mask on her head and her dazed expression, she displayed a beauty different from Harribel’s queenly style.

Next was Timothée Chalamet, who played Ulquiorra, arguably the most important character among the Espada.

He was that young actor whom Dragon Kingdom film fans nicknamed "Sweet Tea."

But he hadn't earned that nickname yet.

Unlike Margot Robbie,

with a slim-fit white trench coat and the unique ink-colored tear marks under his eyes,

his image could be summed up in one word: handsome.

That was enough.

Two-Dimensional Film and Television also specifically noted in the blog post that these were all members of Aizen’s Arrancar faction.

In other words, they were all Aizen’s subordinates.

This instantly sparked heated discussions among Bleach fans both at home and abroad.

[Xu the Scumbag, say what you will, but his aesthetic sense has never faltered.]

[Needless to say, look at how many girlfriends this dog has changed; which one isn't a visual representative of the entertainment industry?]

[Holy crap! Megan Fox is so hot!]

[Let me tell you, I couldn't help but "relieve myself" twice just now.]

[Only twice? Who are you looking down on?]

[I feel like I’m about to defect from the Soul Society too; why are these villains so handsome?]

[Does Aizen only pick subordinates based on looks? One is more handsome than the last, one is more beautiful than the last?]

[Didn't you see the ugly black guy?]

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While countless Bleach fans at home and abroad were discussing it heatedly, some onlookers in the Dragon Kingdom discovered a problem.

That was, Liu Yifei was not in the officially released stills.

One must know, ever since the media broke the news that Liu Yifei was suspected to be participating in "Bleach,"

the discussion had never stopped.

After all, no matter how many movies of hers flopped, her looks were still at their peak.

As long as her looks were on point, the "Fairy Sister" buff was enough for her to keep eating.

In Xu Feng’s past life, the Fairy Sister completely flopped and couldn't survive in the cinema anymore; that only happened when she was over thirty and her looks couldn't hold up.

Sigh, one can only say that everyone is a superficial animal, looking only at faces.

However, while the public didn't question her looks, her acting... that was another matter.

There were quite a few people who opposed Liu Yifei participating in "Bleach."

Setting aside her haters, there were also some who were truly Bleach fans.

After all, Liu Yifei had flopped too many times over the years, and they were terrified she would bring that "box office poison" attribute to "Bleach."

However, once this set of stills came out, they were immediately relieved.

Liu Yifei wasn't in the cast photos.

Didn't that mean she wasn't participating?

Ah, relieved, relieved.

However, these fans were still too young.

They had no idea that Xu Feng had intentionally not released the news at this time.

Because the "Arrancar Arc" would take at least a few months to film, the news naturally couldn't all be dumped at once.

One had to proceed step by step to maintain the heat, right?

With Liu Yifei bringing such high heat, how could Xu Feng not make use of it?

Did they really think he was a "nice guy" who gave her a role for no reason?

But looking back, this seemed to be the second time he had used Liu Yifei to boost his heat.

Xu Feng suddenly felt that he was actually quite bad.

Using a young girl like this.

Hmm, self-reflection for three seconds... one, two... okay, reflection over, back to filming.

……

Xu Feng continued his filming work in an orderly manner in Xizang.

And the Fairy Sister, who hadn't taken on any new dramas recently, was hit pretty hard.

Like Yang Mi, she also had a bit of a homebody attribute; when she had no dramas to film, she basically stayed at home surfing the internet and petting her cats.

And then she was angered to death by those comments online.

After all, when she saw that the first batch of cast photos released by Two-Dimensional Film and Television didn't include her, almost everyone on the internet thought she definitely wasn't participating in "Bleach."

Those haters and some Bleach fans were overjoyed.

It was as if the show would be ruined just because she participated.

How infuriating!

In fact, Xu Feng hadn't asked Liu Yifei to specifically clear her schedule for "Bleach."

Anyway, with the amount of screen time her role had, it could be finished in two or three days if things went smoothly.

Even if she took on other dramas, she could just ask for two days off.

And recently, quite a few big productions had been looking for her.

After all, regardless of her acting, her face and fan effect were worth at least 30 million in box office.

Liu Xiaoli had also brought some scripts for her daughter to look at, among which were many big productions filled with big names, just like before.

But Liu Yifei ultimately decided to be a "salted fish" for a few months and finish acting in that bit part in "Bleach" first.

She had started to lose faith in her mother’s judgment.

Immediately, Liu Yifei couldn't help but look up related news about "Bleach" again.

When she saw the new look of Aizen played by Xu Feng,

Liu Yifei subconsciously bit her pink lip.

No matter how stubborn she was, she had to admit... he was really handsome.

PS: Walking this far, I really thank everyone for your support. ===== CHAPTER 131 =====