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Chapter 896: New "King Kong River" Script Setting

"Hey, Director Li, is this the script outline?"

Wu Jing was looking through the materials when she suddenly saw a simple script outline. At a quick glance, she realized it was this project. After taking a quick look, she couldn't help but ask.

After Wu Jing finished speaking, Guo Fan and Lu Yang also flipped through the pages and saw the document.

"Yes, I thought of some things yesterday and planned to give you some assistance. Let's see what do you think?" Li Mu asked with a smile.

"With senior brother here, our lineup is really strong." Lu Yang immediately praised.

"You are praising yourself." Li Mu took over the conversation, and everyone laughed for a moment.

"Three camps: our side, the US coalition forces, and South Korea." Guo Fan slowly read out some settings from the script.

"We have three main characters: the regiment commander who wants to cross the river, the army chief of staff, and the person in charge of repairing the bridge.

There are two protagonists on the US side, one is the Air Force and the other is the Army: the Air Force wants to go home for Christmas, and the Army wants to establish merit through fire suppression, drive the Volunteer Army back to the 38th parallel, and find a good job in the Pentagon.

Han, who was actually guarding the city, was thinking about pushing the US coalition forces to blow up the bridge so that the war wouldn't spread over here."

In Li Mu's script setting of "The Battle of Jangsari", it is a contest of absolute strength and absolute wisdom. It not only restores history, but also reflects the wit and courage of the volunteers.

“The Chinese staff reference template was Wu Zhe from “Soldier Assault”, who was responsible for formulating the entire strategy so that the audience could always understand the overall situation.

But only after seeing the end did you realize that his arrangements were full of back-up plans. For example, although he knew that it was forbidden to light fires at night, he deliberately gave the regiment commander the task of sniping aircraft at night, attracting the enemy's firepower and exposing them to Katyusha coverage, while also allowing the regiment commander to retreat safely.

"Director Li, this is a great setting!"

Wu Jing was not unfamiliar with what Li Mu wrote. After all, he had read the materials first and did some preparatory work yesterday. He couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.

"Don't worry, just keep reading. We'll fix any problems later and try to perfect a basic outline, then have the screenwriter start polishing it."

Li Mu did not write the whole thing, he just wrote some of his inspirations and ideas in it. Most of it still needs the collaboration of several people to perfect it.

"The Chinese delegation leader's reference model was Zhang Muzhi in Let the Bullets Fly, who was brave and resourceful, crossed the river standing up, and engaged in psychological warfare with the U.S. military.

The US Air Force valued their lives and deliberately forced a river crossing at night. They predicted that when the planes were coming, they lit up the sky with a row of flares, allowing the convoy to cross the river with open fire. The Air Force felt fooled and blew up all the bridges, but the people had already crossed.
The Chinese reference template for bridge construction was Zhang Yi, a mean and treacherous man who implemented the strategy of the Chinese staff while setting up many confusing formations.

For example, after the U.S. military blew up the bridge, the steel cables were still left behind. The wires were removed from upstream, and a bunch of wood used to build the bridge floated down. Soon, a bridge for people to walk on was rebuilt, ensuring that people could also cross the Jingang River. "

When Guo Fan, Lu Yang, and Wu Jing read this, they couldn't help but laugh out loud.

After all, the previous ones all had specific movies and characters in the movies as templates, but only here did Li Mu directly use Zhang Yi, and the corresponding pictures immediately emerged in the minds of several people.

"Director Li, you'd better not let Zhang Yi see this!" Wu Jing couldn't help but said with a smile.

"What's the big deal? I'm complimenting him. This is called impressive."

Li Mu couldn't help but burst out laughing. He was rather casual when he was writing last night. After all, he only came up with a rough setting in one night. For example, he was too lazy to find a corresponding setting for the mean and thief character, so he just wrote in the impression of Zhang Yi in his mind.

There is a lot more to come. In Li Mu's setting, the two U.S. troops have the strongest firepower, but one wants to go home and does not work hard; the other is eager to make achievements and does not want to sign an agreement without victory. Although the two still have a bit of a two-hero flavor, because of this difference in consciousness, the coordination is disconnected, the battle of wits is lost, and the army's firepower point is exposed and dismantled.

If the Air Force failed to stop the convoy, it would be even less able to use machine guns to intercept the troops.

South Korea is in a very awkward position, with soldiers fighting for honor, but no leaders and no goals.
With this setting, history is respected and both sides are fully displayed. There is no excessive vilification or beautification, but it can well demonstrate the bravery and wisdom of the volunteers in this battle.

"This setting looks very comfortable." Guo Fan couldn't help but sigh after reading it.

"Brother, this script is really good. Let's follow it. It can save a lot of time!"

Lu Yang couldn't help but nodded. Although Li Mu's writing was imperfect and relatively sloppy, several people saw the core points and corresponding character images at a glance.

"So, Zhang Yi is one of the protagonists."

Wu Jing has already started casting. In this case, there is no need to wait for the script to come out, and a lot of work has to be done in advance.

"Let's pick him. Brother Jing, tell him today and ask him to make time to come out no matter what." Li Mu said firmly. He was not worried about the casting issue at all.

"Senior Brother, do you have any ideas for the rest?" Lu Yang immediately looked at Li Mu eagerly.

"I've done all the work, why don't I just guide you?" Li Mu said unhappily, "I'm just assisting you!"

"But there is another person who I think can be invited to give it a try. He should be a good fit."

"Who is it?" The three of them were a little curious. After all, the one who was invited by Li Mu must be extraordinary.

"Jiang Wen!"

"Director Jiang Wen?" The three were a little surprised, but when they thought about Jiang Wen's image, they found that he was indeed suitable for this kind of movie.

"Director Jiang's father is a veteran of the Korean War. I'll make an appointment and we can go there together. We can also listen to the story of that year, which will be helpful for the script writing later."

Although we are pressed for time, we still need to understand what we need to understand. Otherwise, if the photos are not in line with the situation at the time, it will be embarrassing if others see it.

Of course, Li Mu had another little idea when he invited Jiang Wen, which was to have Jiang Wen help out during the filming, thus killing two birds with one stone.

"Okay, let's continue. Where were we just now?"

As Li Mu finished speaking, the group entered into a new round of script discussion.

Evening arrived as promised, but compared to the bleakness of autumn and winter, the summer evening seemed more brilliant, with brilliant rays of light lighting up the entire sky, a rare scene.

However, the four people in the office had no time to appreciate the beautiful scenery. They all shrugged their shoulders and stood up.

Except for going to the restroom, the few of them hardly left the office today, and even had boxed lunch in the office.

"Let's leave it at that for today. Let the screenwriter start intervening tomorrow."

(End of this chapter)