The backstage was in such a mess for the first two days that there was no place for Ryan to stand. Later one day, Ryan got up early and went to Shang's house to talk to Ervin. As long as Ervin performed a new play, Ryan had to publish a grand article in response. Although he was an outsider, with his life experience and certain consensus on "spirit", as well as his eloquent mouth trained in the business world, his insights were beyond the imagination of those drama critics, and he was very able to cater to Ervin's mind. He was a unique bosom friend. Ervin had sung for two days in a row, and he was extremely tired and lazy. He lay on the rattan couch like he was paralyzed by a stroke, sucking the spout of the teapot, and constantly squeezing Ryan, "Then he said," "What else?" Ryan had already exhausted his thoughts, snatched his teapot and took a sip, and said with a bitter face: "Boss Shang, you can't catch a toad and squeeze out the egg yolk like this."
Ervin was not convinced and hit him on the but.t with his folding fan: "There is more! Think about it again! The highlight of the play is in the second half!"
Ryan had nothing to say, so he turned around and hid all the way. Ervin jumped up and chased him all the way. The two chased and fought, having fun. At this time, the half-closed door of the courtyard was pushed open, and a very familiar pointed head poked in, with a camera hanging on the neck. It turned out to be reporter Huang who was very close to Ervin. Reporter Huang slipped into the door and smiled before speaking, and his smile was extremely flattering: "Boss Shang! Oh! Mr. Cheng is here too! Excuse me, excuse me! Look at me, I'm busy with my hands, and when I saw the door was not closed..." Then he raised the gift box in his hands: "I made an appointment with you last night, is it convenient for you to...?"
Ervin put away his folding fan and nodded modestly: "Come on!" He took a chair and sat down by himself, without greeting reporter Huang, and had a bit of the arrogance of their famous actors. Reporter Huang had already bent his waist more than eighty times in just a few steps. He was very terrified. When he came to the front, Xiaolai wanted to take his gift, but reporter Huang turned around and dodged: "Hey! How can you let Miss Xiaolai do it! You take a break! You are the eldest aunt who combs the hair and puts flowers in the hair of the queen! I am the servant who does the rough work! I will serve Mr. Shang!" At the same time, he opened the gift box nimbly, and put out various desserts and snacks, as well as a jar of the famous Mongolian sweet cheese in Beijing. This cheese is sold out as soon as it opens. You have to hurry up early in the morning to buy it and line up in a long line. Ervin loves it, but Xiaolai doesn't spoil him and refuses to go far to buy it for him. Ryan sometimes plays cards all night and brings him two jars, but he doesn't bring them often. He is always greedy for food, and no one takes it seriously, no matter how much he is fed.
Considering Ervin's status and personality, he may not be very grateful for a check now, but he must be very happy to bring so many delicious foods. Ervin and reporter Huang have been friends for four or five years. Since Ervin came to Beijing, reporter Huang has been able to get close to Shuiyunlou, a new star. Ervin is not annoyed by him and is willing to tell him some gossip and leak some news, not because reporter Huang is sharp in writing and knows the industry and drama. There are many people with better writing skills and larger newspapers than him. The reason why reporter Huang can stand out from his peers and win the favor of Ervin is because of this set of treacherous flattery skills. Ervin, a scoundrel, is the most susceptible to this.
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