To be honest, when Tiger Brother saw that even Xiao He had to be careful when going to bed, he really wanted to laugh, as he was starting to empathize with him.

Sure enough, no one can escape the fate of being kicked out to the balcony to smoke by their wife.

Even Xiao He couldn't do it.

Cough cough, no, no, this place is too suspended!

What kind of taste does this person have? She doesn't even like Xiao He? And she's going to cheat on him?

Good heavens, that's really good heavens.

You see this face every morning when you wake up, so what exactly is it that you're unhappy with?

Although Tiger knew it was part of the plot and character design, he still found it hilarious and decided to include this "point of ridicule" in his future videos.

This inevitably reminded him of a particularly famous film from the past, in which the wife was paired with the country's national heartthrob, but the story turned out that /N_o_v_e_l_i_g_h_t/ she fell in love with someone else, and the plot eventually devolved into a melodramatic love triangle mess. After going through all sorts of things, the wife and her husband got back together... 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝙚𝔀𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝒐𝒎

To be honest, the plot, full of fantasy and absurdities, seems strange no matter how you look at it. However, because the actors who played the three roles were so good-looking, this film has become a classic.

So, is the plot important sometimes? Maybe not so much...

Tiger shook his head, trying to keep his thoughts from wandering, but then he heard the old man next to him snort disdainfully.

It turns out that Tiger had just recorded all the related events he could think of on his phone, so that he could write the script and make the video after watching the movie.

As a result, because his phone screen was too bright in the dim light, Qiu Zhenlong, who was sitting next to him, also took a few more glances at it.

Then this old-fashioned man was shocked by the melodramatic classic story of her loving him and him loving her.

And this has become a classic masterpiece?

Qiu Zhenlong felt once again with such clarity that times had changed.

So it doesn't seem wrong for him to find a young actor with popularity and buzz to act in his work.

And looking at this movie, the male lead, Ren Yibai, really has terrible acting skills—

Qiu Zhenlong sighed, his gaze lingering on the screen as the actors who had successfully swapped bodies, and shook his head helplessly.

In fact, Xiao He's acting in the earlier scenes was quite helpful in shaping the character. His earlier appearances firmly established the character of Zhu Feng.

Zhu Feng is a slightly pessimistic and world-weary person, and because he is overly cautious, he appears excessively timid.

Did he end up where he is now because he wasn't smart enough?

No, that's not the case.

Precisely because he was very perceptive, he was always able to detect his boss's attempts to make things difficult for him, his colleagues' subtle malice, and his wife's increasingly perfunctory attitude and gradually deteriorating relationship.

It is precisely this keen insight that makes him exceptionally pessimistic about everything, and he is particularly prone to overthinking, extremely adept at self-destruction, and eager to reflect on himself and please others.

He could change his tie the very next day because of a colleague's simple joke, but before actually entering the company, he would quietly take off the changed tie, secretly put it in his pocket, and then awkwardly smile when other colleagues asked, saying that he had forgotten to bring his tie, thus covering up his act of changing it.

This small detail already shows that he actually longed for change, but was worried that the change would seriously disrupt his current life. So, after much hesitation, he ultimately preferred to make a conservative decision rather than actually make any changes.

He was always insecure and cowardly in front of his boss, colleagues, and wife.

In such an extremely oppressive environment, Zhu Feng's life was predictable, unless something earth-shattering happened that could completely change his destiny.

That was the life swap.

During a drunken social gathering, an accidental collision led to him swapping bodies with a complete stranger.

This stranger's life was completely different from his, even worlds apart.

Whether it's the age difference, personality, or wealth gap, they are divided into two completely different worlds.

It was as if fate stood behind him, giving him a hard push, forcing him to make changes, and letting him experience a completely different life.

As a result, those who had previously suppressed their feelings and were unwilling to change were all changed along with this tremendous change.

Zhu Feng is a complex character; he is not simply a coward or an unambitious good-for-nothing.

It is precisely because of this personality that he was able to support the subsequent plot development, making him determined to make the best of a bad situation, and even to replace the original owner of the body and try to kill someone.

Xiao He's performance was undoubtedly excellent; the details he showed connected all the changes, making the protagonist Zhu Feng's soul more vivid and complex.

Until—their souls were swapped, the characters played by the two actors were switched, and the actor playing Zhu Feng became Ren Yibai...

Looking at the actors on the big screen, whose overall performances were boisterous and whose acting was slightly exaggerated, Qiu Zhenlong really wanted to close his eyes.

Looking at it this way, he's really being pretentious. There are really few outstanding young actors like Xiao He. Why should he shut out such a good actor just because of his own prejudices?

He was so wrong!

The person next to them then took out their phone to record the conversation.

Qiu Zhenlong glanced at it.

【Ren Yibai's acting is alright, but he doesn't quite pull off the role of Xiao He.】

Qiu Zhenlong sneered again.

Haha, you think this can be considered mediocre acting?

If you don't want your eyes anymore, could you donate them to someone in need?

Such a terrible performance, is there no one left in the Chinese entertainment industry?

Tiger was annoyed when he heard the laughter next to him, but considering the viewing environment of the theater and the content of the movie being shown, he barely managed to suppress the urge to retaliate. He glanced indifferently at the old man who could only "hum and haw" and then turned his attention back to the big screen in front of him.

I've only ever encountered annoying bratty kids before, but this time I never expected to run into an annoying old man!

Tiger silently made a note of it.

The plot on the big screen is actually quite similar to the original version that Tiger Brother watched.

The earlier plot was adapted to suit different national circumstances, so it doesn't feel too abrupt. The later part of the story is basically the same as the original.

From discovering the body swap to enjoying a different life, to feeling lost, making new choices, and starting to plan murder, the director didn't make many changes. The general direction is still the classic plot of the original version. The only difference might be Ren Yibai's acting.

Ren Yibai's performance was clearly inferior to the original, but it wasn't so bad that it was unwatchable.

Xiao He did not reappear during this part of the story.

Tiger Brother watched with little interest.

It wasn't until the second half, when the plot suddenly became exciting, that he finally regained his composure and began to watch the rest of the story attentively.

—Because the character played by Xiao He has finally appeared!

And he even appeared at the final murder scene!

When Zhu Feng, using the young assassin's body, accidentally killed his boss and hurriedly returned to the assassin's villa, he discovered on the television channel that the police had already apprehended the real killer.

Under the flash of the cameras, a group of police officers surrounded a handcuffed, disheveled man who appeared in front of the camera and pushed him toward a police car.

The man was wearing a hospital gown, his body and hands were stained with blood, and he looked blood-soaked, as if he had just come from a murder scene.

People around gasped in surprise, and then, out of fear and apprehension, they all took a big step back, quickly leaving a passage for the police.

Under the flickering lights, the man seemed to sense that someone was watching him through the camera lens. He slightly raised his head, revealing his pale yet familiar face in full to the camera.

That face was familiar to many people around the company; it was their colleague, Zhu Feng!

But why? Why would such an honest person do such a thing?

People whispered among themselves, their faces showing surprise and lingering fear, especially the colleagues who often targeted Zhu Feng. At this moment, they were trembling with fear.

Zhu Feng showed no reaction to the other people's discussion, just stared at the camera in front of him, and then slowly revealed a smile.

That smile was sickly and eerie, startling not only Zhu Feng in front of the TV, but also the viewers who witnessed it.

--Why?

Why was he also at the crime scene?