Chen Kun didn't find the three of them an eyesore, wanting to break them up; he actually wanted to join them.
This time, he got the role of Hu Wan from Huang the Fourth's camp, which was also a chance to work with a major director.
However, he had also heard.
This was what Qi Hao had left over; it was only after Qi Hao refused that it came to him.
Back in the day, he was considered one of the Four Young Stars alongside Lu Yi, Li Yapeng, and Ren Quan, while Qi Hao and Huang Xiaoming were just juniors.
Times have changed; Lu Yi would film one drama and have one flop.
Nicely put, it's honing his acting skills; put bluntly, it's mediocre. If not for his previous accumulated work and still-existing connections, he might have already become obsolete.
Li Yapeng has become someone who lives off a woman and has taken a liking to investing, but nothing he invests in works out.
Ren Quan has gone into business, basically equating to retiring from the entertainment circle.
