Do Not Speak Ill of My Mother!
Chapter 569 - 553 Little Thoughts

Chapter 569: 553 Little Thoughts

"Things will pass quickly," Jun Lii said, gripping her hand. "If you miss your son too much, I can do other things to distract you."

Yan Yueqing’s legs went weak: "Forget it, forget it, please spare me."

This guy had enough stamina to drive anyone insane—it wasn’t over in less than two hours, and her waist was nearly broken.

She immediately stood up and tried to run.

Jun Lii grabbed her and pulled her back into his arms: "What are you thinking? Why is your face so red?"

Yan Yueqing hung her head and pushed him slightly: "Stop it."

"Thinking wrongly?" Jun Lii looked at her leisurely, his face showing an insatiable expression, "Alright, I won’t tease you."

Yan Yueqing didn’t believe him: "You always say that..."

The next second, it began...

Jun Lii chuckled: "Being too clingy isn’t good for your health, don’t worry, I’ll be moderate."

The calm, self-controlled him now and the him who seemed possessed in bed were totally different.

Yan Yueqing felt that Jun Lii’s emotional switches were too rapid, pursed her lips, and somewhat distrusted him.

The grumpy little bun made Jun Lii very happy.

"I really won’t tease you," he cleared his throat, "I mean, I want to help you with work."

Work stuff...

"There isn’t really anything to deal with for the time being," Yan Yueqing thought carefully, "Director Tang is in charge at Zhongxing, and Meng Chengchu has joined Director Er’s crew for a six-month training. I’ve spoken to Director Er already. During this period, we will arrange for Meng Chengchu to shuttle back and forth for a month to finish filming the TVs at Xingyue."

"One month? Isn’t that a bit too tight?"

Jun Lii didn’t really understand the filming process, but he had heard from Jun Jiu that generally, the filming time for TVs would be over half a year, films could be shorter, but the preparatory phase was definitely more complicated for films.

There were also instances of very short filming durations, and all those works were shoddily made.

Yan Yueqing had specifically taken back the leading rights for the drama; she wouldn’t be planning to make a casual film, right?

After hearing Jun Lii’s concerns, she explained: "I also feel it’s too short, but this was decided after discussing with Director Tang. Previous scripts took longer to shoot because first, there was a need for initial preparations, setting up all necessary sets and buildings, and secondly, coordinating schedules with the actors in the crew.

Unless it was a really large project, the actors generally wouldn’t live onsite at the crew’s location, and during breaks in filming they would still go to attend different commercial events to stay relevant! Some actors were even involved in multi-shoots, shuttling back and forth between several crews, using formulaic acting skills that ultimately made the viewers feel disconnected from the drama...

Our drama is different! Regarding the scene setups, ever since we took over Zhongxing, I and Director Tang planned on building a new film base, and it has already started taking shape."

"A new film base?"

"Yes, in Shuicheng," Yan Yueqing said. "Interestingly, since the reform at Zhongxing, people in the industry wanted to see us fail. They waited to watch a good show from afar and did many things targeted at Zhongxing."

"Like what?"

"Like, for the largest film base, Zhongxing had to pay double the rental fee compared to other companies! Moreover, many venues were not open to us, claiming we didn’t have enough ’Cinema Points’. Annoyed by this, Director Tang and I decided—to create our own film base."

Create their own?

"That’s a big project."

Yan Yueqing nodded: "Yes, but surprisingly, its implementation went quite smoothly."