Showbiz: The Iron-Blooded Tough Guy Who Redefined Acting

Lu Fei transmigrated to a parallel world and became a discharged squad leader on Real Men.

As the iron-blooded tough guys on screen gradually aged, the effeminate pretty-boy trend became mainstream.

The hot searches were flooded with traffic stars, while shoddily made TV dramas and movies turned the word "actor" into an insult.

Lu Fei charged into the industry with his Tough-Guy Movie Emperor System, vowing to show everyone the masculine spirit of the men of the Dragon Kingdom and redefine what it meant to be an actor.

He was the cavalry company commander in Drawing Sword. Even with nothing but a horse, a saber, and one arm, he still shouted, "Cavalry company, charge!"

He was Xu Zhengyang, the cold-blooded bodyguard in The Bodyguard from Beijing. He showed what it meant to be a tough man with a tender heart.

He was Lin Siqi, the iron-blooded boxing champion in Unbeatable. He showed off an extraordinarily disciplined and masculine physique.

He was the suited-up brute in SPL II: A Time for Consequences, with crisp moves and every punch landing hard, yet not a single hair out of place...

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