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Chapter 99
Yao Bianliang's sense of unease grew increasingly stronger.
It seemed as if something troubling had occurred beneath the surface.
"Viewers' in-depth discussions? The Tianya Decree isn't simple?" Her expression became complicated.
What aspects of The Tianya Decree's plot were worth "in-depth discussion"?!
With intense curiosity, Yao Bianliang opened the Weibo comment section.
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"Rules and bottom lines," "hope for redemption," "profound exploration of human nature"... these phrases were springing up like bamboo shoots after rain, proliferating wildly.
Reading through each comment, almost every sentence exceeded her expectations.
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After finishing the viewers' comments, Yao Bianliang fell into a long silence.
"How insightful! So... this is what The Tianya Decree's core philosophy is about?"
It turned out that from beginning to end, these were the issues Ling Huanxuan wanted to explore.
This wasn't simply a satisfying revenge drama—beyond being "satisfying," this drama also explored deeper themes!
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Having realized all this, Yao Bianliang's expression momentarily cracked.
"This isn't scientific! Could Ling Huanxuan really have come up with such ideas?"
Who was Ling Huanxuan? She was the talent who wrote that monumental work "The Tale of An Hua." All her previous works revolved around face-slapping scumbags, life reversals, and men falling in love with the protagonist—completely devoid of substance.
How could such a scriptwriter suddenly have an epiphany and write something like "The Tianya Decree"?
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If she hadn't communicated deeply with Ling Huanxuan, Yao Bianliang would almost suspect that someone else had written The Tianya Decree's script.
"This won't do. I must get to the bottom of this." Yao Bianliang picked up her phone and dialed Ling Huanxuan's number.
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She wouldn't rest until she understood what was really going on.
Moreover, Yao Bianliang still harbored a faint hope.
Perhaps... the viewers were overthinking things?
After all, these people loved to make mental extrapolations. Just as they frequently misunderstood her, perhaps Ling Huanxuan was also being misunderstood?
If that were the case, then everything could still be salvaged.
Low music sounded from the phone, and the call was quickly answered.
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"Sister Liang?" Ling Huanxuan's tone was light and cheerful. "You're looking for me?"
Yao Bianliang took a deep breath and nodded: "Sister Ling, today I saw viewers' discussions, and it seems The Tianya Decree is no longer being interpreted as simply a feel-good drama."
"So that's what you wanted to talk about," Ling Huanxuan revealed a relaxed smile. "That's right, those viewers have finally understood the true core of this drama. We don't need to worry about The Tianya Decree's reputation anymore."
Yao Bianliang: "..."
Yes, you don't need to worry about The Tianya Decree's reputation now. But how can I not be concerned!
Yao Bianliang's heart turned to ashes.
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So, this was truly Ling Huanxuan's doing—the viewers hadn't misinterpreted her intentions.
But... why was this happening?
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Ling Huanxuan had seemed so reliable, with all her previous works being terrible dramas. How could she end up creating such a good work!
With this in mind, Yao Bianliang tentatively spoke.
"I can't blame viewers for misunderstanding initially. After all, Sister Ling's previous works all followed the Mary Sue feel-good drama formula."
"It's fine, being a scapegoat is something I'm used to," Ling Huanxuan said indifferently. "In this scriptwriting profession, who doesn't take the blame?"
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Yao Bianliang: ...
Yao Bianliang: ???
What? So you were actually a scapegoat?!
Yao Bianliang held her phone, frozen in place.
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Her long-held perceptions had been proven wrong. For a moment, she even began to question this world.
Ling Huanxuan continued: "Actually, I should thank you. If you hadn't let me express myself freely, ensuring no one else interfered with the script... then The Tianya Decree might truly have become a second Tale of An Hua."
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As she said this, Ling Huanxuan's tone carried genuine gratitude.
Yet Yao Bianliang felt like a stampede of ten thousand alpacas was charging through her mind.
She hadn't interfered only because she wanted Ling Huanxuan to continue her previous patterns and write a terrible drama—not to give her creative freedom to write a quality script!
Her lips trembled slightly. The aspects she hadn't understood before now connected perfectly, forming a complete logical chain.
"Are you saying that the reason The Tale of An Hua had character inconsistencies and plot collapse was due to external interference?"
"Yes, back then the investors added newcomers at the last minute, and several actors demanded changes to their storylines. After so many changes, the logic couldn't be maintained," Ling Huanxuan nodded. "Sister Liang, you must have guessed this already. Otherwise, you wouldn't have chosen me as the scriptwriter."
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Yao Bianliang: "..."
What had she guessed? She hadn't guessed anything!
Only today did she learn what had really happened.
If she had known early on that The Tale of An Hua's plot wasn't Ling Huanxuan's intention, she probably wouldn't have invited her to collaborate at all.
Even if they did collaborate, she would have interfered with the plot like those actors in The Tale of An Hua, rather than giving Ling Huanxuan free rein.
Realizing this, Yao Bianliang's heart was practically bleeding.
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Her drama originally had a chance to flop—if she had allowed actors to interfere with the script, or arranged for investors to participate, perhaps The Tianya Decree wouldn't have turned out this way.
But life is unpredictable. Just one different choice, and she had missed her chance at failure.
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After hanging up, Yao Bianliang completely lost her spirit, collapsing onto the sofa.
"System, I feel like this world's settings are truly toxic..." she covered her face in pain.
A scriptwriter, as the name suggests, is someone who writes scripts.
Yet in this world, scriptwriters apparently couldn't determine the direction of their scripts. Any big-name actor or investor could modify the plot according to their wishes.
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In the end, scriptwriters had become mere scapegoats.
Who could have anticipated such an absurd setup!
The system also felt innocent: "Host, I've told you before that the entertainment industry in this world is different from the one you used to be in. You can't make judgments based on past experiences."
Yao Bianliang questioned her existence: "This goes beyond past experiences, System. This clearly defies the most basic common sense!"
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Thinking carefully, her initial approach had been flawless.
Referencing existing failures and creating a version of The Tale of An Hua was a perfect plan.
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However, too many unexpected developments had occurred during its implementation...
Regarding the actors, traffic stars had been like people on adrenaline, frantically honing their acting skills and improving their martial arts scenes.
Regarding the scriptwriter, she had fully believed she'd found a novice, never expecting to discover a hidden master.
Additionally, with the drama's exquisite costumes and makeup, outstanding special effects, and high-quality production, it would be against natural law if it didn't become popular.
Compared to The Tale of An Hua, The Tianya Decree had no similarities besides the "revenge" setting.
"Why is even copying someone else's work so difficult?" Yao Bianliang fell into despair.
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If just one step was copied incorrectly, she would receive a zero score.
The system consoled her: "Host, don't be too disheartened. If there's no hope for the TV drama, there's still film."
"Film production has much higher requirements than TV dramas. Trying to flop should be considerably easier."
Yao Bianliang looked dejected, responding weakly: "So you're saying my next task involves a film?"
System: "Ahem... I didn't exactly say that."
Yao Bianliang couldn't summon any energy now.
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The blow had come too suddenly; she still hadn't fully recovered, and in her daze, she almost felt like she was dreaming.
What the next task would be and how to approach it—Yao Bianliang didn't want to think about these things for now.
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She just wanted to lie flat like a salted fish.
Sighing softly, with nothing else to do, she finally opened her phone and aimlessly browsed various platforms.
At that moment, a news headline appeared at the top of the screen, and a familiar name immediately caught her attention.
[Perfect Wrap on "Virtual Empire"! Director Ryan Says: Yao Xinxin's Performance Was Stunning.]
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"Hmm? Yao Xinxin's movie has finished filming?" Yao Bianliang was startled, finally sitting up straight.
After closed filming ended, Yao Xinxin should be returning to China by plane.
For a domestic actor to appear in a major foreign film, playing an important role, was undoubtedly a rare occurrence.
It was foreseeable that in the coming period, online discussions would revolve around Yao Xinxin.
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"Great news! This is much faster than I expected."
As her thoughts gradually returned, Yao Bianliang's eyes brightened, filled with new hope.
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While she was beleaguered and on the brink of disaster, was her good sister finally about to rise like a phoenix and return triumphantly?
