Ryan was shocked. Ervin had already stuck his head out of the car window, shouting viciously: "Kid! Come here!" The newspaper boy ran up to him, Ervin snatched the newspaper and flipped through it hurriedly. The newspaper boy thought he had met a gangster, but Lao Ge paid him. The more he looked at it, the tighter his eyebrows became. Ryan asked him kindly: "What's wrong, Boss Shang? What did the newspaper say about you?" Ervin looked unfriendly and didn't answer. Ryan asked one more question, and he suddenly became irritable and shouted: "It's so annoying! Can't you read it yourself!" He crumpled the newspaper twice and slapped it into Ryan's arms. Lao Ge looked at it and smacked his lips in his heart, thinking that this actor was so disrespectful! He was scaring the second master like scaring a dog! Is this possible? ! However, Ryan was already used to Ervin's temper as if he had been stung by a wild scorpion, so he looked at him unkindly, swallowed his anger and opened the newspaper without saying anything to him.
The newspaper used a large space to write about the views of the opera industry on "Zhao Feiyan", mainly criticizing him for playing Zhao Feiyan too lascivious and erotic, "badly changing the play". It turns out that the Zhao Feiyan that has been sung in the opera for many years is not like this. They also brought up the fact that Ervin had followed two warlords, saying that he was lustful and seductive, and his own experience was quite consistent with Zhao Feiyan, so he continued his style outside the play into the play, using vulgarity to please everyone. The words were quite unpleasant. Another critic said that when Ervin sang "Returning Wind Sends Away", the reason why his skirt fluttered and he looked like a banished immortal was not because he was particularly good at kung fu or had any tricks, but because there was a big electric fan on both sides of the stage blowing on him! It sounded like it was real, as if I had seen it with my own eyes.
It is normal for a new play to be performed by an actor, and there are both praises and criticisms in the market. Most of them are even colluded by the actors and the newspaper critics in advance, and one side praises and the other criticizes. This is a common means to make a play popular. However, this time it was neither a pre-collusion nor an ordinary discussion. "Badly adapted play" is a criticism with considerable weight in the industry. The crooked idea of the electric fan also wiped out the "踽步" that Ervin had worked hard to cultivate. Especially when talking about his past private life, Ervin was very keen to smell the malice from it, and laughed angrily: "This is all dream talk! Electric fans can blow it out, why do I have to suffer so much? Is there anyone who wants to see me?" Ryan had to comfort him and help scold those ba5tards who talked and wrote nonsense. After all, Ervin has experienced many ups and downs, and is used to unjust lawsuits. He gets angry quickly and disappears quickly. In a few minutes, he was coaxed into laughing by Ryan. Unexpectedly, when they arrived at Shuiyun Tower, everyone there was also discussing today's newspaper enthusiastically, making Ryan's efforts go to waste.
Nineteen was the first to yell and curse: "He is not a human being! Old ba5tard! Bah! The other day he shamelessly begged our boss to give him a role, an old man of his age! How shabby! He was almost kneeling in front of our boss! Everyone saw it! Oh my! He said, 'The Drunken c0ncubine you adapted in your early years is my Gao Lishi, and it is my duty to serve Empress Feiyan!' Then he turned around and reported to destroy me! I think this old man has played too many servants, and he will lick the a55 of anyone who gives him a little benefit!"
When Shijiu saw Ervin coming, he couldn't stop talking, still rolling his eyelids, cursing at himself, "old man" and "shameless". Many of the actors also echoed him, talking at the same time, and insulting him badly. They all relied on Ervin as a living signboard. If Ervin's interests and reputation were damaged, they would immediately feel pain in their flesh, and they were more angry than Ervin himself!
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