Huayu’s ex-husband.

Chapter 324 323. Elegant and unrestrained, even more so than the Kung Fu Emperor when he was young
"Hey boss, have you heard? Teacher Chen has officially announced that he will retire from the entertainment industry forever!"

At this time, the crew had announced that they had finished work, and Wei Wu was supervising the staff to pack up.

Looking at Jing Tian who was full of gossip, Wei Wu laughed and scolded:

"I'm not saying anything bad to you, but can you please concentrate on filming? Does this have anything to do with you?"

Jing Tian stuck out her tongue playfully: "It's okay."

Wei Wu glanced at her and said, "It's good that you know!"

Having said that, Wei Wu actually knew this news a long time ago.

The final climax came, which was the retirement event that Jing Tian just mentioned.

Today, February 2 at 21 pm, Mr. Chen held a press conference at the Kowloon Bay Exhibition Center, sincerely apologized and announced his indefinite withdrawal from the entertainment industry.

It is said that when he left the scene, the Hong Kong Island police dispatched hundreds of police officers to the scene to maintain order and protect him.

Even so, it took more than an hour to clear the blockage for him to leave safely.

This apology even attracted coverage from foreign media, with mainstream Western media including Britain's The Independent, the United States' The Wall Street Journal, and Australia's Sydney Morning Herald all reporting in detail.

On the 22nd, CNN repeatedly broadcast the live footage of Mr. Chen holding a press conference.

"Boss, can I ask you a question?"

Wei Wu said casually: "Just ask!"

"Boss, where did you learn your fighting skills?"

Jing Tian was really curious. Wei Wu's literary acting was very good, and she had already seen this in the crew of "Going West".

But I never expected that his martial arts scenes would be so good, and he could be said to have both real and imaginary skills.

It not only retains the realistic style of punching hard and being clean and neat, but is also very ornamental, highlighting the artistic beauty of action.

It is no exaggeration to say that his elegant and chic style is even better than that of the Kung Fu Emperor Jet Li when he was young.

These past two days, when Wei Wu was showing his fighting scenes in front of the camera, not only Jing Tian was stunned, but everyone else was also amazed.

At that time, there was a flood of flattery, and everyone expressed their surprise and praised him with the most lavish words. Even Jing Tian was no exception.

Of course Wei Wu couldn't tell her that his fighting scenes were embellished.

After all, his acting attributes are maxed out now. As the saying goes, if you master one method, you can master all methods. Fighting scenes are certainly no problem for him.

Therefore, Wei Wu could only make up a random excuse:
"Well, I've loved watching martial arts movies since I was a kid. Basically, I watched the movies and imitated them, then I figured it out and practiced, and slowly I got the hang of it." "Huh?"

Jing Tian was immediately stunned. Is this a genius? How can we live like this?
Speaking of Ding Xiu played by Wei Wu this time, his role is obviously ranked behind the three protagonist brothers and the villain boss Zhao Jingzhong, and at best he can only be regarded as the fifth male lead.

Although Dante Xiu does not have many roles, he has four fighting scenes in the movie, and his fighting scenes are almost as good as the male lead Shen Lian. He is worthy of being the combat ceiling of the film.

The first fight scene is against Jin Yichuan. In this scene, Ding Xiu blackmails his junior fellow apprentice for 100 taels of silver within three days, otherwise he will tell everyone about his impersonation of Jinyiwei and threatens to keep this secret for the rest of his life.

So Jin Yichuan decided to kill Ding Xiu and tried to attack him from behind, but was easily repelled by Ding Xiu and was also ridiculed.

The second scene is the battle against Zhao Jingzhong. This part is about the Shen Lian brothers and two others bringing back Wei Zhongxian’s charred corpse (fake), and then being rewarded by their superiors and treated to a banquet.

During the banquet, Ding Xiu pretended to be a flute player. When he was having a secret meeting with his junior fellow apprentice Jin Yichuan, he ran into Zhao Jingzhong, so Zhao Jingzhong suddenly made a move to test him.

Although the two sides were evenly matched on the field, Zhao Jingzhong launched a surprise attack first, but in the end he did not gain any advantage and was obviously at a disadvantage.

It was because of this fight that Ding Xiu's strength was recognized by Zhao Jingzhong, which led to the famous scene where Eunuch Zhao hired Ding Xiu to kill "beloved friend, brother" Jin Yichuan.

The third fight scene is still against Jin Yichuan. Although Ding Xiu doesn't want to kill his junior brother, he knows that if he doesn't accept the order, Zhao Jingzhong will arrange someone else.

Ding Xiu used Zhang Yan to make Jin Yichuan restless and irritable, and then won the victory easily, but of course he still didn't kill him.

But Ding Xiu didn't expect that Zhao Jingzhong had a backup plan. He also arranged a team of musketeers. Seeing that Ding Xiu was reluctant to take action, he decided to get rid of all his brothers together.

Unexpectedly, Jin Yichuan sacrificed himself to block the bullet hole and risked his life to save Ding Xiu's life.

So there was the fourth fight scene, where Ding Xiu challenged a dozen elite Tatar cavalrymen alone.

Ding Xiu wanted to kill Zhao Jingzhong to avenge his fellow apprentice, so he and Shen Lian chased him outside the Great Wall. But they didn't expect that Zhao Jingzhong had secretly surrendered to the Tartars, who sent a team of cavalry to pick him up.

So Ding Xiu left Zhao Jingzhong to Shen Lian, and went to block the cavalry himself. In the end, he managed to eliminate all the cavalrymen one by one by maneuvering through the woods.

Therefore, in the final MVP settlement interface of the movie, there were only Shen Lian and Ding Xiu, and all other famous characters were gone.

Lu Jianxing died because Shen Lian was held accountable and beheaded by the government for releasing Wei Zhongxian; Jin Yichuan died because he was shot to death by a musket while trying to save Ding Xiu; Wei Zhongxian died because Zhao Jingzhong killed him before he defected; Zhao Jingzhong also died, and was killed by Shen Lian with little health left at the end of the film.

Even Zhou Miaotong's lover, Master Yan, died. His family was ransacked and killed by the three protagonists, leaving only him to be thrown into the imperial prison.

Later, Zhou Miaotong begged Shen Lian to save him, but at that time he had been tortured beyond recognition and had been castrated. So he begged Shen Lian to give him a quick death, but then Shen Lian broke his neck.

No wonder Zhang Zhen acted so well in his previous life. The sexual tension was plenty, but Shen Lian still didn’t attract many fans.

This guy is just a big bootlicker! He even risked his life to rescue NTR's own people. Who would like this kind of male protagonist?

(End of this chapter)