The Queen of Everything

As Pea slowly grew up, Su Cha started to let him get used to not having her around occasionally.

She would still go out to take on roles.

Perhaps because she got married too early and the characters she chose were from perfect scripts, even if Su Cha continued to act and sing, the netizens started to get used to her work rhythm. There were no gossips or messy scandals. Su Cha’s work in the entertainment industry could be said to be unique.

No one pressured her, and she did not act like a big shot. Occasionally, she would interact with her fans. The most common thing she did was to show her child’s pictures on Weibo, but she did not show his face.

This was quite infuriating.

Tan Jinsui had two artistes under him. Zou Manni was at home and was not in the mood to work. Su Cha was also quite a Buddhist when she’d take on a job. Even her fans started to learn how to be Buddha-like.

Although Su Cha did not seem to be doing anything earth-shattering and did not often appear on the trending searches after her marriage, the netizens were surprised to find that her acting was getting better and better, and her album quality was also getting better.

When “He Chun” was released, it received unanimous praise from the audience and film critics.

This was a plain story.

With the backdrop of a movie, the story was about the life of a young lady from an ancient family. There was no soul-stirring story, only a detailed description.

It was true that it was not as popular as mainstream commercial films, but the audience who watched it would subconsciously be immersed in it. Su Cha’s performance of He Chun was immersive. They watched her smile or frown in sadness, and when they came back to their senses, they realized that their eyes had become moist.

Hence, although the box office was not too explosive, under the publicity of good reputation, the box office of “He Chun” that was originally estimated to be 100 million gradually reached 200 million.

[He Chun, you give me a flat feeling of wanting to object to the ancient feudal ideals. Although it’s very old-fashioned, I have to say that such an ancient setting surprisingly fits Su Cha. Most importantly, Su Cha gives me the feeling that she’s really like a woman from that era. The difference is that her image of Yu Wan, the evil concubine, is too deep in my heart...]

[If Yu Wan was the evil concubine who brought disaster to the country, He Chun was an innocent young lady from ancient times. She is equivalent to a fair, rich, and beautiful lady who grew up in a greenhouse. She is kind, but she is unwilling to live an ordinary life. Most importantly, the angle of the story is very warm. It is not so aggressive. It gives people the feeling that it was done in one go from beginning to end.]

[I can tell that the production crew was quite serious. Many things in the drama are based on ancient texts. I recommend this film.]

[To be honest, I would rather have more actors like Su Cha. Although she has married a rich husband, I have to say that she is serious about the script. If I were her, I would have drifted off to god knows where...]

[‘He Chun’ is aiming for an award, right? I think it’s rare to see a movie from this angle. She will probably win an award next year, and her acting skills are really good. If she wins the Best Actress award next year, she’d be a 20-year-old Best Actress... How awesome!]

[The production crew was ambitious. It can be seen in everything that they were quite serious and meticulous. Su Cha’s acting was excellent.. The male lead role played by Hua Nie was also remarkable. But... why do I feel that the side profile of He Chun’s kiss scene doesn’t look like Hua Nie’s, but Su Cha’s husband????]