At the premiere, the main creators made an appearance, and many journalists started posing questions to Rong Lan.
"Emperor Rong, you were photographed having dinner with Wind Queen a few days ago. Are you two dating?"
Rong Lan stood there. Even when silent, his stunning looks were almost otherworldly. He glanced at the journalist and replied calmly:
"Wind Queen hasn’t gotten married over the years, not even having rumored boyfriends. We’ve heard she’s still waiting for you. Is that true?"
Rong Lan directly denied it: "No."
"Recently, Wind Queen was seen taking a child to the amusement park. Is that child yours?"
Annoyed by the incessant questioning, Rong Lan, with his temperament, likely would have walked away under normal circumstances. However, this premiere was particularly significant.
If he left, it would probably dominate the headlines, and the focus would shift to him acting arrogant, which wouldn’t benefit the film.
He gazed expressionlessly at the journalist and was about to speak.
Qin Miaomiao spoke up at this moment: "Which media outlet are you from? Groundless speculation is unbecoming of a journalist. If you continue asking such questions, I’ll ask you to leave."
The journalist, feeling humiliated but unwilling to back down, immediately redirected the focus onto her:
"Then, Miss Qin, what is your relationship with Mr. Lu Qing?"
Qin Miaomiao replied coldly: "A professional partnership."
"That’s hardly all, isn’t it? There are photos showing you and Mr. Lu Qing attending events together. You’re also reportedly wearing matching couple rings. Rumor has it Mr. Lu Qing is already married. Miss Qin, what’s your take on this?"
Clearly, this journalist was looking for trouble. Qin Miaomiao stared at his badge for a few seconds and responded coolly:
"It seems you not only indulge in baseless speculation, but also enjoy spreading rumors. The investor for this film is Mr. Lu Qing, and as a decision-maker, I must inform you that we have zero tolerance for worthless questions and groundless accusations. Security, escort him out!"
The journalist immediately flew into a rage, shouting, "I’m a journalist from Mai Wen Entertainment. Asking me to leave means you’re going against Mai Wen!"
Qin Miaomiao shrugged, utterly unfazed, and pointed decisively toward the exit: "I’m waiting. Out. Next question."
The journalists present were stunned. It was the first time they’d seen someone so daring, directly confronting a journalist, and even throwing them out!
Mai Wen Entertainment was a rather prominent media company. Most people in the film industry avoided offending them. If they chose to publish sensationalized coverage and stir up controversy about "Reincarnation," it could create serious trouble.
Was Miss Qin fearless due to youthful bravado, or was her backing so powerful that she could afford to offend them?
No matter what the other journalists thought, the subsequent questions became noticeably more restrained. When sharp questions did arise, Qin Miaomiao took it upon herself to answer.
And she responded with razor-sharp precision, swiftly countering every question!
A true textbook example of an overbearing executive, shielding the stars and creators on stage so securely that not a single gap was left, leaving the journalists intimidated!
They could only obediently ask questions about the film itself.
Afterward, the film’s official screening began.
This session was open to the media, and despite the domestic market’s tendency to make every film 3D for box office appeal,
"Reincarnation" was presented in 2D. From the very first scene, a thrilling chase unfolded. The use of camera angles and visual elements was unparalleled, reaching an artistic pinnacle. The editing wasn’t fast-paced, but every frame was stunningly beautiful, making viewers reluctant to look away.
The headshot was shockingly realistic! It sent a chill down everyone’s spine. The story unfolded in a mix of flashbacks and interlaced narrative.
The killer and the victim—everyone saw them both clearly. This marked the story’s entry into its central theme.