In Mu Yazhe's rules, the most important ones were, one, no kissing scene, two, no bed scene, three, no hugging scene, four…
The first three rules were enough to make his blood boil!
What does he mean by these?
He could circumvent the second rule, but what about the orders of no kissing, hugging, and holding hands?
Are we still shooting a movie?
Do we have to find a double for the light-kissing and holding-hand scenes in a teen flick?
When he went to protest to the man at his office, the latter did not even bat an eye at him and merely shot back, "Either you follow my rules, or you don't shoot the movie."
He almost concussed from rage.
What could he do, though; what else could he say?
Who was Mu Yazhe? He was the one and only heir-in-line to Disheng Financial Group. Everyone, from top to bottom of the food chain, depended on this man for their livelihood. His objection was in vain.
