He Plays Villains So Terrifyingly, Fans Are Petitioning to Have Him Banned

You are also a supporting actor in NB, how much salary can you get? It's a really top-notch drama. The money you can earn from one endorsement is enough to cover and film these movies for a lifetime.

Forget it about Qi Tongwei, playing Chen Qingquan is just gross.

Just look at the introduction, are these villains scary? In all my years of living, only An Jiahe has scared me.

Do you still remember that joke: When I was eight years old, there was a fortune teller who said that I would wear a yellow robe in the future, and that I would be accompanied by big fish and meat for every meal. I believed you, you bad old man, it would be so fast! The calculation is really accurate ~ (Meituan Takeaway)

Let me ask a question, should the main character stick to the villain route when filming abroad? I really like what Chang Wei said: No matter how you act in the country, your own people will see it, and you will never play the villain outside. The Kung Fu Emperor starred in a movie about Danny the Wolf Dog, and everyone has seen how he was scolded.

Speaking of classic villains, Zhao Gao, played by Zhang Shi, definitely has a place: You are amazing! Everyone loves you! What a useless person I am! I am disabled... What a broken place! I tell you I don't want to go back, I just want to reach the top step by step, I want to be Zhao Gao!! I still remember this passage many years later. I wonder if it is a classic? This episode is so classic that many years later, if the male protagonist is not Hu Ge, he will be scolded to death ~

My ex-wife and brother-in-law didn't make it clear in the end.

It's okay to play the villain, but have you ever seen an actor who only plays the villain and doesn't play the protagonist and can become popular? Louis Koo has played a villain, Andy Lau has also played a villain, and Donnie Yen has also played a villain, but they have all played protagonists. Let's look at the professional villain Zou Zhaolong. Well, this guy is popular, but more popular because of his technical acting skills, which are not very related to celebrities. He is a truly dedicated actor. But you can see from the comparison that the popularity of professional villains is obviously not on the same level as those who play both protagonists and villains.

It actually feels a bit like when I first watched "My Sister is a Big Star". The reading experience of this book is not bad.

The actors and audience in this book are like idiots and retarded