Chapter 132: Chapter 132 Entertainment Circle’s Best Actress VS Lucky Newcomer (Part 17)
Qinghua Film and Television City.
As the largest film base in the country, there are fans here almost every day who secretly stake out to catch a glimpse of their idol’s schedule.
Ming Shujia walked slowly with her assistant, wearing sunglasses.
Many people noticed her celebrity outfit and took a brief interest, but upon realizing they didn’t recognize her, they boredly turned away.
Ming Shujia bit her lip, feeling embarrassed.
She consoled herself, “Someday, I won’t feel anymore.”
Just as she was about to enter, she heard many people murmuring with excitement.
She stopped in her tracks, turned around, and saw a very tall woman getting out of a minivan.
The fans who had previously ignored her were now excited like they had won the lottery, swarming around her.
“Keyi, can we take a photo together?”
“I brought you a gift!”
“Your Majesty the Queen, I’ve been here for over ten days since I heard you were going to be in a movie!”
Gu Shengyin was quite familiar with such situations; she patiently took photos with the fans. As for the gifts, Chen Rong would decide which to accept and which not to.
Gu Shengyin felt a gaze on her and looked up just in time to see someone walking away.
The system had already informed her: Ming Shujia had secured a supporting female role in “Divinity.”
It seemed she had also come here to prepare for filming.
She knew Ming Shujia very well, petty and self-important. She always felt that her lack of fame was due to not finding a director who appreciated her. She envied people like Ruan Keyi for their natural advantages, yet despised them for relying on their looks.
Ironically, her current role was one she had exchanged her body for.
She really didn’t know where Ming Shujia’s sense of superiority came from.
When Gu Shengyin arrived on set, almost all the actors stood up.
Even Li Fengyun greeted her with a cheerful smile.
Ruan Keyi, a performer with good looks, excellent acting skills, and high status, and crucially, without being a diva—what director wouldn’t appreciate such a trouble-free actor?
Ming Shujia watched as popular artists smiled and fawned over Ruan Keyi, watched as Director Li, stern-faced since her entrance, talked and laughed with Keyi, and watched Keyi’s assistants and a crowd accompany her.
Since arriving in this body, had she not always strived for this status and the superior feeling of being the center of attention?
Gu Shengyin then saw Ming Shujia approaching with a shy smile, “Hello, Sister Keyi, I’m newcomer Ming Shujia. Please take good care of me.”
Even though Ming Shujia had struggled in the entertainment industry for so long, in front of Ruan Keyi, wasn’t she just a newcomer?
Gu Shengyin glanced at her and had to admit that Ming Shujia’s temperament matched her name—clear, sweet, innocent, and harmless.
Just by looking at her appearance, no one would think she was the kind of person who would force herself to sleep with men much older than herself to climb the ladder.
Indeed, appearances can be deceiving.
Gu Shengyin returned her smile.
She knew Ming Shujia had put a lot of effort into this movie, hoping it would be her big break. In fact, in the original plot, she did achieve it.
However, this time her co-star was Gu Shengyin.
Ming Shujia hoping for a smooth filming experience depended on whether Gu Shengyin would agree to it.