The file bag was put down, and the secretary turned and walked out.
Jian Zhou opened the file bag. Inside was a printed electronic document.
The four large characters on the cover were: "The Double Saints of Great Tang."
Jian Zhou had been Jiang Ling's assistant and immediately recognized it as a script for a TV series.
He frowned, not understanding why Xiao Hei had given this to him, so he called to ask.
He heard Xiao Hei say: "This is the new drama Jiang Ling is preparing to shoot. The female lead, Wu Meiniang, is historical Wu Zetian. Wu Zetian is a typical example of a vixen who bewitched the ruler. Scenes related to her will, more or less, contain passionate content. The director of this drama, Hua Ruyi, is someone who doesn't play by the rules. It's hard to guarantee it won't be explicit throughout. This is the electronic script I tricked out of Sister Sa, printed out for you. How about that, am I loyal enough?"
Jian Zhou frowned, but his tone was calm: "What does it have to do with me? We've already broken up."
Xiao Hei chuckled: "Since you don't care, then consider me meddling. If you have the guts, don't read pages 8, 23, and 25."
After speaking, Xiao Hei hung up the phone.
Looking at the script sent by Xiao Hei, Jian Zhou was absent-minded all morning.
By noon, the company employees were gradually going to eat and rest. He finally couldn't help but pick up the script and turn to page 8.
Page 8 title: Adultery on a Sickbed.
This page described Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, being gravely ill. Wu Meiniang had been in the palace for many years but had never received the emperor's favor.
Once Li Shimin passed away, these imperial concubines who served the former emperor would either be buried alive or forced to become nuns, living a solitary life with only Buddhist scriptures and ancient lamps.
Wu Meiniang was unwilling. She then became involved with Crown Prince Li Zhi, who was pretending to be filial by tasting his father's medicine at his bedside.
As the saying goes, a wife is not as good as a concubine, and a concubine is not as good as a clandestine affair. The emotion of having an affair with one's stepmother at the sickbed of one's father is truly stimulating!
The two were like fire and lightning. While Li Shimin was unconscious, they embraced each other tightly through the bed curtains.
Starting with kisses, it moved downwards, clothes falling one by one, and then they were lost in the throes of passion, oblivious to the world.
Light and shadow flickered, entwined and lingering, what a grand bed it was!
Jian Zhou's handsome face turned green and then pale as he read these descriptions.
What kind of script was this?
Was the screenwriter from the island nation?
"Adultery on a sickbed," the father is seriously ill and unconscious, and the son is messing around with his stepmother. How could it be so explicit?
Jian Zhou was so angry that he threw the script away.
After finishing lunch, which tasted like chewing wax, he couldn't help but pick it up again and turn to pages 23 and 25, which Xiao Hei had specifically mentioned.
Page 23 title: Passing Affection in a Nunnery.
Page 25 title: Passionate Embrace.
The screenwriter of "The Double Saints of Great Tang" summarized Wu Meiniang's transformation from a concubine of Emperor Taizong of Tang to a high-ranking consort of Emperor Gaozong in three steps: Adultery on a Sickbed, Passing Affection in a Nunnery, and Passionate Embrace.
The "Passing Affection in a Nunnery" on page 23 described how, after Emperor Taizong of Tang passed away, Wu Meiniang and other concubines were forced to become nuns at Gan Ye Temple.
Wu Meiniang refused to end her life in solitude with Buddhist scriptures and ancient lamps. She decided to use her relationship with Li Zhi to make a comeback from her desperate situation and start her life anew.
Thus, she mobilized all her resources to send a love letter, "Ru Yi Niang," to Li Zhi, hoping to win the man's heart with her true feelings.
As a result, Li Zhi did come after reading it, but he was not moved by Wu Meiniang's true emotions. Instead, he was amazed by her talent.
As he ascended the throne for the first time, the court and the harem were complex and intertwined, and he was constrained by officials and the Empress everywhere, unable to fully exert his imperial power. At this moment, he desperately needed a helper to assist him.