Chapter 120 Miao Witch Doctor

"Whatever happens to me is none of your business. Are you really idle and have nothing to do?"

Jiang Yi: "..."

It's quite leisurely.

But Jun Ci's tone immediately made Jiang Yi feel angry.

He himself didn't know why he called Jun Ci repeatedly. Logically speaking, Jun Ci even beat him, so he should have been humanely destroyed long ago.

For the sake of the video, spare his life!

Jiang Yi thought so, and this time he still had the guts to hang up the phone first.

After hanging up, I remembered that I originally wanted to ask Jun Ci for a photo, but ended up not asking clearly and almost made Jun Ci fume.

"grass!"

Jiang Yi patted the steering wheel of his sports car, a look flashed across his handsome face, and finally decided to find the helper from the team to go racing.

The ban is almost over anyway.

Jun Ci raised his eyebrows after the call was hung up, and a look of surprise appeared on his flawless face: "This little bastard named Jiang is quite unpredictable."

"It's unpredictable." Gulu didn't quite understand Jiang Yi's behavior, and said, "The man's heart is as deep as the bottom of his heart."

Jun Ci: "...Gulu, have you seen anything strange recently?"

Gulu was innocent: "No, Your Highness."

Jun Ci didn't care about him. He was wasted by Jiang Yi, and now it was almost time to go out for a meeting.

She packed her things and put on her newly ordered mask.

It is a hip-hop style black mask with a big E embroidered in the middle of the thin lips, which is the initials of the English word "Emperor".

Just enough to reveal your identity, but just enough to hide it.

Coupled with the young man's unparalleled face, he has an extra touch of special style.

The mask just exposed only her eyes, which was quite convenient.

Jun Ci concealed his face because he didn't want his director's identity to be leaked out so quickly.

What's more, my face is really attractive. It would be embarrassing to cause traffic jams wherever I go.

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The real name of the Miao witch doctor is An Hao. Different from the articles he wrote, he is actually a relatively outgoing and sunny young man.

It's just that now that I'm married, my previous temperament has calmed down a lot, I've become a little more mature, and I can barely be considered a wiser type of man.

When he originally wrote the book "Record of Life and Death in Immortality", the editor was surprised when they found out he was a man when they signed the contract.

But An Hao had the idea for this novel since college.

In the myths and stories handed down from China, in addition to spirits and ghosts, there are also many elements of love.

An Hao came up with the idea of ​​writing this kind of mythical love story.

But the love in his imagination is full of tragedy and desolation, and has God as the grand background.

I didn’t start writing until I was almost done working.

At first he was full of confidence that his article would be popular, but he didn't expect the facts to give him a blow.

His writing performance was actually not very bad, but compared to many other authors he knew, his writing barely made any splash.

Even if some readers spread the word of mouth, it is not enough to become famous.

It doesn't matter if the novel is not popular, and An Hao has no extravagant hopes for publishing and the like.

But he never dreamed that the film and television rights of Youwen would be sold.

He was very clear about his novels. Because of their grand structure, like most fantasy novels, they needed strong special effects to support them. They were not suitable for being made into movies or TV series. But he never expected that they would actually be made into movies or TV series. The day the rights were sold.

However, the low price made him despair again.