"Jiangnan, you old scoundrel, you're amazing! Do you only know how to write if you stab someone?"
"Damn it, the arena made me feel so passionate, and you killed Huo Yuanjia with poison?"
"I hate it! I hate that I had hope for the old scoundrel Jiangnan, thinking he wouldn't be so insane, but the fact is, I underestimated him!!"
"It felt good, but not entirely good. When I saw Huo Yuanjia poisoned at the end, I almost cried to death!"
Most of these were female fans, or new fans of "Chinese Paladin 3".
Their tolerance levels weren't very high.
The older fans, however, were much calmer.
"Although it was very heartbreaking, it was indeed thrilling. That spirit of patriotism was portrayed well, and the fight scenes were incredibly satisfying."
"Not bad, the poisoning plot at the end, that's very Jiangnan."
"Indeed, as an old fan of Jiangnan, I'm already impervious to harm. What moved me more was seeing those martial artists fight for their nation."
"Teacher Wu Xingyang is worthy of being a Wuying-level actor. Every punch landed, every move was fluid. It was truly exhilarating to watch!"
"Compared to the slow-motion, posing fight scenes of those popular young stars, watching such exhilarating action is a pleasure!"
The immense popularity of "Huo Yuanjia"
also drew everyone's attention to the unique aspects of this drama.
This drama also featured newcomers, but unlike traffic stars, these newcomers possessed talent and acting skills. Although there was still a gap when acting alongside veteran actors, their performances were better than those of traffic stars.
And these newcomers also gained a massive following with the film's explosion in popularity.
Sun Hao, who played Huo Yuanjia's disciple, gained nearly 300,000 followers in a single day due to his excellent acting.
The lead actor, Wu Xingyang, also rose to fame with this film.
Interviews with him flooded in from all directions.
"I thank screenwriter Jiangnan and Director Zhang for giving me this opportunity, and I also thank everyone on the crew. The success of this film is the result of everyone's collective effort."
The most frequent statement Wu Xingyang made during interviews was his gratitude towards screenwriter Jiangnan. Da Feng Novel Network.
He still remembered that after he had offended the popular star Zhang Qingyun, no film crew dared to cast him, nor was anyone willing to.
During that period, he felt that perhaps he should give up his acting career.
It was Jiangnan who gave him the role of Huo Yuanjia.
Without Jiangnan, there would be no Wu Xingyang today.
Therefore, the person he was most grateful to was Jiangnan.
"Teacher Wu Xingyang has proven with his strength that Liu Qingyun is nothing."
"Haha, your words are too subtle. It should be said that among veteran actors, all traffic actors are trash."
"It's been a long time since I've watched a movie that I could really get into. Finally, one has appeared."
"Old scoundrel Jiangnan, bring us more good film and television works!"
"That's right, learn from your good friend Ting Yu. He cleaned up the traffic in the Chinese music scene and improved the overall quality of the Chinese music scene. You should do the same for the film and television industry!"
"It's true, these two have quite similar styles. They both like to use newcomers and talented people, and they both refuse to cooperate with traffic stars."
"If this is the case, then the film and television industry is also about to enter a glorious era!"
The explosive popularity of the movie "Huo Yuanjia"
allowed many viewers to see the future of the film and television industry.
Achieving such good results without relying on traffic actors
undoubtedly slapped in the face those who spent hundreds of millions on popular stars for movies.
Jiangnan, like Ting Yu before him, was also a newcomer and had completed the step that Ting Yu had taken: achieving astonishing results without relying on traffic.
Although what the fans said seemed a bit exaggerated now,
many people harbored a glimmer of hope in their hearts.
Perhaps soon, watching dramas wouldn't require fast-forwarding, and the bullet comments would be filled with discussions about the plot, rather than the meaningless "My idol is so handsome" from fanatical fans.
Perhaps, Jiangnan would truly make it happen.
At that time, the Chinese film and television industry would rise again!
The continued popularity of "Huo Yuanjia"
also ignited a trend of traditional martial arts.
Many people discovered that traditional martial arts were not what they thought. The spirit of martial arts was more about protecting the country, fighting against invaders for national justice, just like Huo Yuanjia.
After watching the movie, many people truly understood the so-called "spirit of martial arts."
Tolerance, patience, resilience, benevolence.
This was the concept that traditional martial arts had always inherited.
It wasn't about being competitive or seeking victory.
It was only now that people understood why traditional martial arts practitioners had been insulted by critics for so long without responding.
Before, people thought they had backed down, but now they gradually understood that they simply didn't want to argue with others.
The popularity of traditional martial arts also sparked a trend of practicing martial arts.
Ye Yuanshan's martial arts school
gradually began to receive inquiries.
Then, he also accepted a few new disciples.
In the evening.
The disciples had all left.
Ye Yuanshan sat on a stool at the entrance of the martial arts school. Beside him, his granddaughter Ye Ling was eating a bag of potato chips.
The golden sunset glow gently caressed the earth. The weather in October had become a bit cool.
The figures of the old man and the young girl sat there quietly, feeling the breeze and watching the sunset.
After a long while, Ye Ling finished her potato chips and stretched lazily.
"Grandpa, do we still need to close our martial arts school?"
"Haha, no need. This legacy, it seems, won't be broken!"
...
National Day was about to end.
At Abin's strong insistence,
Su Yu took some time to visit his game studio.
Abin's studio was called "Young Game," a simple name.
However, Su Yu praised the name: "Good, the company name and your name match perfectly."
Although Abin didn't understand how they matched, he was very happy to hear Su Yu's praise.
"Hehe, at that time, I felt that the word 'young' matched me, Abin, very well, so I registered this name without thinking."
He excitedly explained the origin of the studio's name.
"Young Game" was not large in scale, with only a small team of a dozen people, all of whom were students.
However, they were a group of like-minded youths, with good family backgrounds and their own unique skills.
The studio was founded when Abin was in high school. Previously, everyone had worked based on their interests, forming a studio. Over the years, they had developed several games, but because they lacked distinctiveness, they hadn't gained much fame, and naturally, they hadn't earned much money.
Despite this, for a group of teenagers, it was considered quite good.
When Abin led Su Yu into the studio,
he shouted: "Come on, look over here! Who's here!"
The group, who were gathered around watching game testing, turned their heads upon hearing him.
The moment they saw Su Yu, they were stunned at first.
Then, they excitedly rushed over!
"Ahhh! Ting Yu!"
"I actually saw Ting Yu alive!"
"Lao Gao, watch what you say! Ting Yu, my whole family likes you!"
"Ting Yu, can I have your autograph!"
At this moment, Abin was pushed out of the studio, looking bewildered at the chaotic scene.
"Everyone stop!" Recovering his senses, Abin shouted.
Those surrounding Su Yu finally stopped.
"Cough, cough... let me introduce, this is my brother-in-law, Su Yu," Abin said, introducing him.
Seeing that they were about to get excited again, he quickly said to Su Yu, "Brother-in-law, let me show you around our studio."
"Okay." Su Yu was quite interested in their games.
Recently, they were developing a martial arts game called "Young Tianya," which was currently in testing. Su Yu watched a gameplay demonstration for a while; it was a traditional role-playing action game.
However, the graphics looked quite evocative of martial arts.
The combat animations were also quite good.
Su Yu wasn't very interested in this type of level-up and monster-killing game.
So after watching for a while, he continued to tour the studio with Abin.
As Abin introduced the studio, he also talked about the game they were working on.
"Young Tianya" was about to be released.
All other aspects, including music, were completed, but it still lacked a theme song.
"We looked for a senior producer for the theme song, but we weren't very satisfied. It had a martial arts feel, but not a game feel."
Seeing Abin's hesitant demeanor, Su Yu didn't point it out.
No wonder this kid wanted him to visit his company; he had this in mind.
However, seeing him want to say something but not daring to, his face turning red with frustration, Su Yu found it amusing.
Abin was a pretty good kid, and seeing his game studio filled with eighteen or nineteen-year-olds, Su Yu felt a sense of youthful drive and passion for pursuing their dreams.
Upon arriving at the studio, Su Yu had an idea. He knew that on Planet Blue, there were MOBA games, both PC and mobile, but there weren't any battle royale-style shooting games like "PUBG."
If he gave them this plan, they could create a phenomenal game. After all, "PUBG" was once immensely popular on Earth, although it declined later due to certain reasons.
"After you finish testing 'Young Tianya,' I'll give you a song."
Su Yu felt that Abin and his studio might be very useful to him, and giving them a song was no big deal, as custom songs were inexpensive now.
"Really? Thank you, brother-in-law!!!"
Hearing Su Yu voluntarily offer to write a song for their game, Abin jumped with joy.
Then, he rushed out of the office as quickly as possible to share the news with his colleagues.
Two seconds later, deafening cheers erupted from the office.
"Ting Yu, you are my god!!"
"Ting Yu is awesome!!!"
Listening to the cheers filled with youthful energy,
Su Yu's lips curved involuntarily.
"Youth is truly wonderful..."