Chapter 67

"I say Feng Zai, you are too casual!"

Jing Kun pulled the tie knot under his neck a bit nervously and complained in a low voice.

"As long as you don't come wearing beach shorts and flip-flops, it's fine!"

Wu Feng said with a laugh, "No need to be so nervous; you are the Hong Hing Mong Kok Hall Master!"

"Damn it, aren't I a newcomer to the film circle?"

Jing Kun said unhappily, "Suddenly attending such a celebration, how could there be no impact?"

Damn, is this still the Jing Kun who was "very hot-tempered" in his impression?

"It doesn't matter; when your "Guyzai" is released, it will definitely shock the Hong Kong film scene!"

Wu Feng encouraged him while walking forward, "When you have fame and then produce films continuously, you will be the next film tycoon!"

"Damn, listening to that makes my blood boil!"

Jing Kun rolled his eyes, but his originally nervous mood eased a lot.

Seeing Wu Feng's relaxed and comfortable posture, it was obvious that he really didn't take this celebration banquet too seriously.

Thinking about Wu Feng's industries, obviously, the film part could only be said to be passable and couldn't be considered a particularly important business.

He couldn't help but feel envious!

Damn, sure enough, one needs to engage in more profitable businesses, otherwise, one doesn't even have enough confidence when going out!

"Feng Ge, you're here!"

Wen Bixia was in a beautiful dress, her face exquisite and dressed quite beautifully.

Obviously, she also knew some of Wu Feng's habits and didn't dress too revealingly, showing her arms or legs.

She had probably been waiting at the entrance for a long time, and seeing Wu Feng, she showed a sweet smile.

Subconsciously, she wanted to take Wu Feng's arm, but when she saw Jing Kun behind him, her face stiffened: "Kun, Kun Ge, you're here too!"

Fengrui Film and Television was in Mong Kok; how could she not know the great name of Hong Hing Mong Kok Hall Master Jing Kun?

Because of the need to film "Guyzai", Jing Kun had personally come to Fengrui Film and Television several times, and Wen Bixia, as the only signed artist of Fengrui Film and Television, naturally had seen him.

Although this guy was sloppy in front of Wu Feng, his performance was still normal.

But in front of others, especially small fries, his main style was evil and awe-inspiring.

Although he didn't do anything to Wen Bixia, he left a deep impression on her.

Subconsciously, she felt fear, and she showed it as soon as they met.

"Yo, isn't this the leading lady of Fengrui Film and Television? Do you want to come to Qiankun Film and Television to develop?"

Jing Kun teased with a smile, "Not to mention anything else, I can still afford the leading lady for a few plays!"

"No, no need!"

Wen Bixia was afraid in her heart, and her smile became even stiffer: "I'm doing well at Fengrui Film and Television!"

This was true!

She was now quite famous, not because of the two films she filmed before.

But after joining Fengrui Film and Television at the beginning of the year, she filmed two low-cost horror thrillers in a row, and they were shown on the Shuangnan Circuit and achieved good box office, which caused her fame to soar.

In an entertainment novel, the patterns and routines of low-cost horror thriller films were summarized.

Three people make a film, a fool, a rational freak, and a vase responsible for being beautiful; any relatively secret scene can create a horror thriller story and atmosphere.

What she participated in was a horror story film about a small group of company employees encountering a serial killer while traveling in the wild, and another was an adventure thriller story film organized by students; in short, Hong Kong was not short of screenwriting and directing talent in this regard.

The two low-cost horror thriller films, under the linkage of novels and comics, both had box office of about seven million, which was quite a good result.

As the absolute leading lady and vase of the two films, Wen Bixia's fame naturally rose.

The Hong Kong film circle was quite realistic; as long as you participated in a blockbuster film, no matter what type, everyone would hold you up.

Wen Bixia was currently in a state of being "slightly hot"!

There were five or six subsequent low-cost films waiting for her to film; it could be said that the company was quite supportive.

I don't know how many actresses envied her opportunity and luck and wished they could replace her.

Mainly, Fengrui Company had few people and even fewer things, and there were no messy things in the Hong Kong entertainment circle.

There was no drinking, playing, or sleeping around; whoever dared to arrange things randomly would have to pay a painful price!

For no other reason, after Wen Bixia became slightly popular, she could help bring goods.

The urban fashion lady outfit she wore in the film, under the push of "Night Color" newspaper, sold more than five thousand pieces during the film's release, and there was still a certain promotional effect afterward.

This thing was not cheap; a whole set added up to at least seven or eight hundred.

The profit was even more considerable; the ex-factory price was only three or four hundred, which was completely doubling the profit.

The main sales venue was Tongcai Street, and Wen Bixia would occasionally run over to be a model to attract customers.

It could be said that, in a sense, she was a cash cow in the eyes of Zhang Yong, the Red Pole under Wu Feng.

Although Wen Bixia herself could get a commission of twenty Hong Kong dollars for every urban lady outfit sold, the bulk of the money was still earned by Zhang Yong and his underlings who set up the stalls.

Not only the urban lady outfits, but after gaining experience, the student casual wear and skirts worn in the second film also became popular, and in just one month, the profit alone was hundreds of thousands.

Under such circumstances, whoever dared to touch Wen Bixia was touching the purse of Zhang Yong and his underlings, and the consequences would be quite serious.

Of course, she could also be considered Wu Feng's cash cow!

Since joining Fengrui Film and Television, Wen Bixia felt that her days were quite relaxed.

Without the messy things in the entertainment circle, except when filming, she went to work and got off work normally at other times, just like a white-collar worker in Central.

Of course, it was not easy when at work!

The company hired acting teachers and teachers for other talents for her; whenever there was no film to shoot, she was taking classes at the company, and she couldn't be lazy at all.

For her, who was a poor student herself, this was definitely not an easy task.

After work, the company didn't have many restrictions on her, and she could play however she wanted.

Of course, if she caused any scandal, the company wouldn't be polite to her. This was specially warned by the agent responsible for her agency business when she first joined the company.

Wen Bixia was not a fool; her social experience was not shallow, and she could still distinguish good from bad.

In fact, except for Wu Feng's territory, she didn't go anywhere else at all.

Even if old acquaintances invited her to play, as long as it wasn't here on Shanghai Street, she wouldn't easily accept the invitation.

Some people in the Hong Kong entertainment circle really couldn't tell whether they were human or ghosts!

However, she also had troubles; she really wanted to be closer to her boss.

Unfortunately, she couldn't see him at all usually.

Even if they met occasionally, boss Wu Feng was surrounded by bodyguards and underlings, and it was difficult for her to get close even if she wanted to.

This time, it was hard to hear that the boss would attend the celebration banquet held by Yindu Institution, and she wanted to seize the opportunity to get close, but Jing Kun was right next to him.

"You guy, don't openly poach people!"

(End of chapter)