When Chen Yao told Liszt about his concerns, Liszt sneered,""For those who don't understand anything and advise you to be magnanimous, stay away from them. Be careful that they will implicate you when they are struck by lightning!
It wasn't that they didn't understand anything. Even if you had a relationship with me, even I couldn't walk freely. In this world, there was a balance between everyone and everything.
Today, someone gave you resources and endorsements because of my relationship with you. If someone asks me for help in the future, can I really stand by and do nothing?
If I really do that, how am I going to survive in Yanxia? Who would want to deal with someone like me?
It was already an exception for me to give it to you. In the end, you even recommended it to the other 18-star celebrities in the company who were worse than you. They naturally wouldn't reject it. However, by then, I would really owe more and more favors.
We are indeed friends, but there is also a limit to friendship. Helping you is not too much. I am willing, but you want me to help those around you who you are not very familiar with. Once or twice is fine, but every time it happens, do you think I can still treat you as a friend?
When you lose me as a friend, do you think those senior sisters who received your help will really think of you? The company will remember your contribution? Contribution points?
What kind of position did you have in the company before? When the time comes, you will still be the same, or even worse. I don't know how many people are waiting to see you make a fool of yourself and kick you when you're down.
Those who don't understand anything and advise you to be magnanimous are, to put it bluntly, a group of double-standard dogs. They don't care about anything that concerns them. They stand at the so-called moral high point and criticize you to show that they are very noble. If it was really their turn, they probably wouldn't be as good as you. Is there any point in taking them seriously?”
Although Liszt didn't name him, he was referring to Cai Yi. To some extent, many Hong Kong and Taiwan film artists like Cai Yi were like that, and the most famous one was Aunt Qiong Yao.
When she was a mistress, a mistress was true love. She wrote many novels praising a mistress and true love. Later on, when she became a mistress, the style immediately changed. The mistress suddenly became a street rat that everyone hated, a typical Hong Kong and Taiwan double standard saint.
If the Tangs had been really kind to Chen Yao, then there was nothing wrong with them helping to take care of the newcomers. Humans were social animals and cared about relationships. However, the problem was, did the Tangs really treat Chen Yao well?
Liszt, who was a transmigrator, knew that he had to help such a company. And in such a self-sacrificing manner?
The most ridiculous thing was the moral kidnapping and the begging for gratitude. If it was Chen Yao, who was a newbie who didn't know anything, would Guna even respond to him?
Chen Yao had not reached that stage yet. Liszt also felt that it was necessary for Chen Yao to stay in the Tang Empire to hone his EQ. Sometimes, it was not necessarily a good thing to protect him too well. For example, among the three sisters of the Qiao family, Qiao Xin, the youngest, was far from her two sisters.
Chen Yao still didn't quite understand, but she knew Liszt wouldn't harm her, so she remembered what Liszt said. Liszt liked her the most, because she was obedient and didn't like to cause trouble.
As they chatted, they naturally talked about Qiao Xin. After all, the five sisters of Ode to Joy and Noon had a lot of influence on the small screen. Previously, Chen Yao had wanted to appear in Noon's scenes. Now, Noon's scenes were very popular for young flowers like them who had been on the small screen for a long time.
"President Da introduced her personally, so it should be true. After all, not all three daughters have to be very hardworking and successful. Most of the time, the youngest is often the happiest. She just has to live her life heartlessly. Aren't the younger children of the Gambling King all like this?”
Chen Yao, an only child, certainly could not understand Qiao Xin's situation. After all, when she went against her parents 'wishes and chose to study in the Capital Film Academy, she almost broke off their relationship. This was only because her family conditions were not bad. It was really hard for her to imagine Qiao Xin's family.
"There are quite a lot of rich second-generation heirs in the industry. You don't have to take them too seriously. It's not a big deal to be successful in a certain industry. There are many people in the industry who are more powerful than her. If you really have the opportunity to cooperate in the future, or if you meet them, you don't have to be afraid.”
On the other side, Qiao Xin, who was riding in the same car as Li from Dawei International, was also chatting with Dawei. It was fine if Dawei hadn't met him before, but now that he did, he still wanted to help his little niece.
"I've already mentioned it to your Sister Bingbing. If there's really a role suitable for you in the future, she'll definitely contact you. However, you're also a girl. Why are you a celebrity? Moreover, you signed with the notorious One Heart Entertainment. That company's reputation is not good.”
How could Yang Zhen's One Heart Entertainment be compared to the satellite agency that had the full support of the Northern Capital circle? Although the latter might not be as good as the former in terms of marketing and hype, they were far inferior in terms of resources. Qiao Xin's background and surname destined her to not become a popular celebrity, so this arrangement was more suitable.
International Li was naturally willing to help. She was very clear about Da Wei's status and influence in the Shanghai circle. It was a great thing for her to be able to get in touch with such a big shot in the business world. Now that Qiao Xin was here, didn't that mean that their relationship was closer and stronger?
Only those little girls who had never seen the world would look at looks. Old aunties like them who had experienced great storms and waves valued a man's strength and ability more. A face was the least valuable. It was not as practical as good martial arts. This was perhaps the biggest difference between her and Little Fatty Fan.
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