Superstar's Development Diary-Chapter 893 - 895: They Really Came

After finishing Jinxia’s makeup, the makeup artist handed her over to another stylist for her hair.

He Jinxia’s Elf Princess look was a bit challenging, and she didn’t know how to do it.

Glancing around, she saw Angus sitting idly, makeup already done, so she went over to do his hair.

Angus was looking down at his phone, searching for the perfect surprise to promote to his fans, but none of the results were useful.

He couldn’t help but ask the makeup artist, "What can a celebrity do to attract fans to support at the box office?"

The makeup artist, suddenly put on the spot, froze for a moment, then quickly replied, "Give fans small gifts? Raffle some prizes?"

Angus nodded slightly, thinking this method wasn’t bad.

"Anything else?" With the intent to serve his fans better, Angus asked once again.

The makeup artist thought hard and suddenly recalled a piece of news from Taiwan and Hong Kong she saw a few days ago.

Stars there really go wild; last year, a celebrity said they would streak if their movie’s box office hit a certain billion, and it actually did, leaving fans constantly chasing to see them streak.

The celebrity, under pressure, finally caved this year, but instead of actually streaking, they ran around a pool in shorts and then jumped into it, creating a splash of handsome imagery.

Because the news was quite quirky, the makeup artist hadn’t forgotten it, and had even remembered the celebrity’s name.

She looked at Angus with his bright blue eyes and soft golden hair falling against his cheeks, making him look dashing like a prince from the Middle Ages.

If someone like him were to make such a promise, it would probably draw even more attention than that Taiwan and Hong Kong celebrity.

But is doing that really a good idea?

The makeup artist hesitated.

Seeing her hesitant expression, Angus guessed she was afraid of being criticized and reassured, "Don’t worry, I’m just gathering opinions and will ask a few more people."

Acknowledging his sincerity, the makeup artist, after hesitating, quietly shared the news story, adding her own insight:

"No matter if this would get fans to support the box office, it would definitely get a lot of people talking."

Angus had an odd expression; this was a promotional idea he had never heard of...

He absently nodded, thanked her, and lowered his head, lost in thought again.

Three hours later, after successfully finishing the program recording, they reached the peak viewer count on the live-stream platform, and Jinxia and the others began their triumphant exit.

The online discussions about "Devil’s Sea 4" were increasingly enthusiastic, with more posts every day than the last.

Especially this live-stream; since it recreated some key scenes from the movie, it ignited a wave of excitement among netizens.

[Wow!! Fat Emperor’s portrayal of the Elf Princess is super handsome, boyfriend energy max! Truly only Fat Emperor could portray an Elf Princess like this!]

[I’ve already seen "Devil’s Sea 4," and plan to watch it again. Unlike the previous "Special Action," her character is completely different, like two distinct people.

But as always, her acting perfectly nailed it. I can even find common traits in the heroines of both movies, both equally strong and stubborn.]

[Aaaah, the scene where the Elf Princess embraces the Captain was so captivating, it inexplicably reminded me of Sheng Yan during the proposal scene where Jinxia was holding him, seamlessly connected!]

[This TV station is too much, promising a full live-stream but [angry][angry], now I’m extremely curious about what Stanlanca revealed at the end of the show that got the crew tight-lipped!

They even said we have to wait until the show airs on TV in two days before we can see the full version!]

[I have a feeling that Stanlanca revealed something about He Jinxia and Sheng Yan...]

[+10086, don’t forget, while Jinxia was filming "Devil’s Sea 4," Sheng Yan visited her on set, maybe that’s when Stanlanca learned about Sheng Yan’s identity!!]

As this message spread, netizens went into a frenzy.

If there’s anyone currently at the height of fame online, it has to be the celebrity couple, He Jinxia and Sheng Yan!

However, they’re so low-key that the media can’t get any news about them, and considering their popularity, fabricating stories online is bound to trigger "defamation and libel" warnings, verified cases could lead to jail time!

Scrolling to the latest message on Weibo, a blogger suddenly posted a short video, clearly footage from some TV station.

The blogger had mingled at the TV station’s back door, accompanied by a large number of fans eager to meet He Jinxia.

[Been waiting for an hour now, it’s minus five degrees outside, really cold, everyone’s huddled together chatting about their feelings towards Jinxia, their initial reasons for being her fans, Timekeepers chatting away, the atmosphere is quite nice.]

This Weibo post garnered many likes and sparked envy.

[How nice, I’m in Shanghai, even if I rush to catch the latest flight, I can’t make it.]

[Also in the Imperial City, the cold is unbearable, I originally planned to go, but when my hand touched that icy door handle, and I felt the cold wind blowing in, I lost all courage to step out QAQ]

[I’m at the scene too, the atmosphere here is really good, everyone’s guessing if Jinxia will give us hot drinks, hahaha!]

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Minutes later, the Weibo blogger posted another video, adding:

[Oh my god [shocked]! Sheng, Sheng, Sheng Yan actually came to pick up Fat Emperor! Hell, this is their first public appearance together after marriage ahh, I’m so excited about how to cope with it! [Video]]

This Weibo post instantly incited a flurry of comments from netizens, calling for the blogger to start a live-stream, demanding a live broadcast!

Meanwhile on site, the arrival of Sheng Yan sparked a round of screams from the fans. He Jinxia, who was in the waiting room removing her makeup, heard the commotion outside and couldn’t help but curiously glance out the window.

After finishing her part on the show, she had also taken a peek from the window; at that time, the crowd was only about a hundred people.

Now just ten minutes later, the lower level was packed, with a rough count showing at least four to five hundred people.

And amidst those four to five hundred people, a black van was parked, huh? Wait, a car!