Wen Yu has been in a bad mood lately.
Sheng Tang's movie has turned out to be another box office hit.
This film wasn't initially well-received, and Wen Yu was pleased for a while.
Unexpectedly, in no time, the film became a critically acclaimed piece.
Right now, a film of the same type as Wen Yu's, titled "High Heels," adapted from a best-selling novel, flopped so hard even its own mother wouldn't recognize it.
It's said the investment was nearly a hundred million, but the box office was less than thirty million, practically a colossal loss.
Fu Qingcen, the queen of TV dramas, suddenly became the focus of attacks, her value plummeted, and it's quite terrifying to think about.
"Will my new movie flop like that too?" Wen Yu shuddered.
She used to mock Sheng Tang's choices, but now it seems Sheng Tang has razor-sharp insight.
"No, it should be her agent's keen eye that chose this movie for her. That woman is really lucky," Wen Yu thought bitterly.
