Chapter 903

This matter with Liu Tao reminded Xu Feng to restrain himself a bit recently.

After all, "Ultraman Tiga" is about to be released.

The image of Da Gu is a standard "great, glorious, and correct" type.

As an actor, although you don't need to maintain the persona of a gentleman like in the show, the difference can't be too big, right?

After all, the purpose of the show "Tiga" is to convey positive energy to children and teenagers.

The dignified protagonist having scandalous news every three days feels like slapping his own face.

But fortunately, "Tiga" hasn't been released yet, and there will soon be new explosive points to help Xu Feng divert attention.

"Da Yao rejects Jay Chou's new drama invitation."

Oh, good guy, Xu Feng called out "good guy" after reading this news.

It feels like this guy Jay Chou, aside from music, really has no talent in film and television.

He's a bit curious, who did Jay Chou want Da Yao to play when he approached him?

Fire God or Akashi?

Damn, both would be full of dissonance, okay?

Xu Feng immediately called Jay Chou.

"Are you kidding me? The selling point of 'Kuroko's Basketball' isn't just basketball, it's also 'selling corruption' (BL). If you want to find actors, you have to find handsome guys to play them, understand?"

Xu Feng directly scolded Jay Chou.

It feels like this guy didn't understand at all why the manga "Kuroko's Basketball" was able to stand out in the shadow of its predecessor "Slam Dunk."

It relied on playing with superpowers and "selling corruption."

Basic moves like a layup by a minor character basically didn't appear once in the whole series.

On average, each team has one or two guys just over 1.7 meters tall.

And in "Slam Dunk," except for Ryota Miyagi, there's basically no one shorter than 1.8 meters.

This is the difference between hardcore and casual.

Secondly, none of the guys playing basketball in "Kuroko's Basketball" are ugly.

They're all handsome guys; if you didn't know, you'd think it was a male model team.

And "Slam Dunk"... Takenori Akagi, Uozumi, Maki, damn, they look more abstract than the last.

It's very real.

Barkley once complained about Jordan: Damn, there are people who suck up to Jordan and say he's handsome. Damn, he's handsome my ass. When your net worth is 300 or 500 million dollars, everyone will say you're handsome too.

Hmm, very real.

And the hard criteria for choosing actors for "Kuroko's Basketball" is only one—

Choose handsome guys!

After listening to Xu Feng's suggestion, Jay Chou's whole face drooped.

Although as a die-hard straight man, he instinctively didn't want to do it this way.

But he also knew that after his superpower basketball core was released, at least half of the audience would be female.

He could only compromise with the market.

However, Xu Feng felt that it would probably be difficult for "Kuroko's Basketball" to reach the popularity of his past life.

The Kuroko played by Jay Chou is the same as the Kikyo played by Liu Shishi before.

Although the temperament is quite fitting, the looks... to be honest, they're lacking.

And even with makeup, Jay Chou is an old man approaching forty; will fujoshi still be into his looks?

It'll be good enough if he can film the superpower basketball part well.

After all, leaving aside the "selling corruption" part, Meteor Jam, Phantom Shot, and the Zone domain are indeed cool.

Just like "The Prince of Tennis," Xu Feng also feels the "selling corruption" flavor gets heavier in the later stages, but he never denies that the Cyclone Smash, Tightrope Walking, and Tezuka Zone are damn cool.

Time officially enters August.

Xu Feng's new work "Ultraman Tiga," which takes over the banner from "Naruto," is also about to have its premiere.

For this week or so, Xu Feng has really quieted down and hasn't caused any trouble.

Apart from building momentum for "Tiga," he just occasionally leaked news about the preparations for "Kuroko's Basketball" and "The Prince of Tennis" to divert attention.

Many viewers went to the official website of the 2D film and television company.

Seeing the three dramas the company is preparing, they were all full of question marks.

"Kuroko's Basketball," "The Prince of Tennis," "Slam Dunk."

A sports trilogy, right?

Is Xu Feng obsessed with balls?

Emmm... Xu Feng indicates that he indeed likes balls, but he likes playing with two balls together even more.

Although there are good works that honestly do sports without "selling corruption," like "Haikyu!!" and "Run with the Wind."

But sorry, your popularity is a bit low.

We have to make a living, right?

"Brother Feng, I, can I really be the protagonist?"

When Xu Feng indicated that he could give the role of Ryoma to Wu Lei, this kid was so excited he almost knelt down to Xu Feng.

Although he leaped to become a representative actor of the post-95 generation with the role of "Uchiha Sasuke."

But wanting to get a lead role in Xu Feng's drama is still not an easy task.

Because Xu Feng basically doesn't look at status when picking actors; he looks more at the actor's acting skills and whether their own image fits the role.

"Your face is still more suitable than Peng Yuchang and Zhang Yishan."

Xu Feng said calmly.

Although Peng Yuchang played Ryoma Echizen in his past life, that was a magic-modified version, which was a hundred and eight thousand miles away.

And there's no need to mention Zhang Yishan; the Liu Xing version of Ryoma Echizen?

Holy crap, I can't bear to look, okay?

The only regret is that Wu Lei's legs aren't short enough.

After all, in the original character setting, Ryoma Echizen is a shorty.

But there's really no way about this; now the post-00s and post-10s are growing like crazy.

Looking at Wang Shengdi in his arms, who is only 12 years old, has broken 150cm in height, and can even see a bit of a curve from top to bottom.

Xu Feng couldn't help but sigh that these kids today have really good nutrition.

Early August, Bilibili.

Many "two-dimensional" fans who had just finished "The Knockout" or had re-watched Xu Feng's old dramas like "Naruto" and "Bleach" several times returned, their eyes locked on the first column of their "follow" list—

"Ultraman Tiga"!

After clicking in, the passionate drum sound echoed in the audience's ears.

"Miracle Reappearance," the song with the highest rating in "The Greatest Work," sung by Jay Chou and with backing vocals by Xu Feng, played first.

"Just like sunlight passing through the dark night"

"Dawn quietly, passing the horizon"

"Whose figure, shuttling through reincarnation"