CP is forcing me to have a wife, and the male protagonist asked me who he is

Xie Zhuxin just felt an itch in her hands.

This international film actor's "can't talk" personality is really strong~

Even though the two of them have worked together on a work with a lot of rival scenes and have become quite familiar with each other, the destructive power of his words can still be so great.

It made her want to pounce over and hit Pei Yuanqing's handsome face.

Just then, the reporter who was going to interview them walked into the interview room.

Xie Zhuxin had no choice but to put this annoying guy aside for the time being, quickly put on a polite smile, and got into work mode.

"Hello, Yuan Qing and Zhu Xin, I am a reporter from Kiwi Entertainment. I had the honor of watching the preview of "Wooden Guanyin" a few days ago, and I was very shocked..."

The reporter who came to interview today was quite talkative.

He talked for a long time just on the opening remarks and his personal experience of watching the movie.

However, Xie Zhuxin felt very fortunate.

It has been almost a year since I finished filming "Wooden Guanyin", and many of my memories of the filming have become blurred.

She hadn't seen the finished film yet, and she had just come from the crew of "Cold and Summer", so her mind was full of the latest roles.

Through the reporter's description and referring to Pei Yuanqing's answer, Xie Zhuxin also gradually regained his memory of the overall plot of the movie -

Simply put, this is a grand story that takes place during the Wang Puppet Government in 1941, set in the famous Liang Mansion in Shanghai.

Almost everyone in the story has multiple identities and their own secrets.

Mrs. Liang in the movie, the mistress of the Liang Mansion, is on the surface just a general's widow who still has charm.

In this Liang Mansion in Shanghai, people are busy welcoming and seeing off guests and hosting various social activities every day.

She was determined to find a reliable and wealthy husband for her two beautiful daughters.

But in fact, Mrs. Liang is an out-and-out political broker.

Using the Liang Mansion, a well-known social venue in Shanghai, as a cover, he acted as a bridge between various forces and, with the support of the Wang Puppet Government in Nanjing, he thrived.

Liang Ning (played by Deng Ruoyu), the eldest daughter of the Liang family, is apparently a playboy who is pursued and loved by many men.

Beautiful and proud, but her heart never stays for anyone.

But in reality, she was just a pawn in her mother's hands.

She used her youth and beauty to maneuver at various social occasions in the Liang Mansion, entertain and socialize on behalf of Mrs. Liang, and secretly collect intelligence.

Among the guests who often come to the Liang Mansion, there are also hidden dragons and crouching tigers.

For example, Mr. Yi (played by Wang Yuesong) is ostensibly just a suitor of Mrs. Liang and often visits the Liang Mansion.

He is usually gentle and courteous, very attentive to Mrs. Liang, and very caring towards the Liang sisters, as if he really wants to be their stepfather.

But in fact, he was a senior official of the famous intelligence agency No. 76 of the Wang Jingwei government.

He controls many intelligence bases including the Liang Mansion and is Mrs. Liang's biggest backer.

For example, Officer Liao (played by Pei Yuanqing), on the surface a police chief transferred from another place to Shanghai, came to the Liang Mansion to investigate a murder case.

However, in the subsequent plot development, not only did he get involved in "emotional entanglements" with the two young ladies of the Liang family, but the investigation of the case gradually developed into a spy war.

Behind this, there is a hidden power background that can compete with No. 76.

On the Liang Mansion stage that seems to be full of lights and wine, but is actually full of swords and blood, the second lady of the Liang Mansion, Liang Zhen (played by Xie Zhuxin), is a special character.

She had always been very well protected by her mother and sister and had never known about the activities going on behind the scenes at home.

In her world, even if there are troubles and pains, it should be the innocence of a 17-year-old girl.

She was heart-pounding at her first encounter with Officer Liao, she was torn between his special feelings for her, and she was heartbroken over her sister's closeness to Officer Liao.

However, how could she, who was taught to use a gun by her father, a general, and who had experienced fleeing war with her mother in her childhood, really be a weak and ignorant little lamb?