Peng Hui smiled at Li Xiaoping's unusual affirmation and was not surprised.

Even he himself is looking forward to the sensation "July and Ansheng" will cause when it is released.

It is true that this is a literary film.

However, literary films have never been a shackle for actors!

On the contrary, only literary and artistic films, in the industry, can improve an actor's B-level!

I just don’t know if I can become the first new director in my life this time.

Although it is not the best director, it was selected from among many new directors of the year.

The gold content may not be that high, but it will definitely not be too low!

It's just a pity.

"The Puppet" itself does not have much plot. Although Peng Hui could expand it into a theatrical movie, doing so would seem a bit too watery.

But to be honest, he personally quite liked this story.

I don’t know if anyone can adapt it into a TV series.

It doesn't need to be long, but the content of twenty-four episodes is still very easy.

With a sigh, Peng Hui threw away all the miscellaneous thoughts, and then focused all his attention on the next movie.

Although "Puppet" is about puppets, in fact, Peng Hui knows that "Puppet" will not be popular for long.

After all, this is a puppet show. Even if someone is interested in this major, no one can choose it rashly when the future is unclear.

Just as I was thinking about it, my phone rang.

"Huh?" Peng Hui looked at the caller ID, a little surprised.

It turned out to be Guo Yue, whom I hadn't seen for a long time.

"Peng Zi!" Guo Yue's happy laughter rang from her mobile phone, and she said mysteriously: "I'll tell you a great thing!"

"A good thing?" Peng Hui asked with a smile: "Are you going to perform? Or are you joining a folk band?"

"Hey, it's none of this. It's about you!"

"My good thing? What is that?" Peng Hui asked funnyly.

"The school has decided to resume the puppet performance department next year!" Guo Yue said in amazement.

"What!" Peng Hui stood up suddenly, his face full of disbelief.

"Are you... telling the truth?" Peng Hui's voice trembled a little.

"It's true! Because your "Puppet Man" became a hit, someone anonymously donated 30 million yuan to the school to restore the puppet performance department! And I heard that many people called the school to inquire. This is the final reason.

"

"Huh..." Peng Hui took a few deep breaths, with unconcealable happiness on his face.

I never expected that the ups and downs in life would come so quickly!

I originally thought that I would need to wait until this two-dimensional movie was released before I could use this as an excuse to request the school to reinstate the puppet performance department. Unexpectedly, it was now possible to do it so easily!

"Haha, isn't that a good thing?"

"Yes!" Peng Hui was so excited that he couldn't say anything. The only thing he could do was to nod heavily.

"By the way, I was reading on Weibo earlier. Did you finish filming your movie in July?" Guo Yue asked.

"It's "July and Ansheng," and it's finished filming."

"Tsk tsk, I'm so envious... By the way, are you busy with that two-dimensional movie you made before?"

"Well, I'm still drawing storyboards, what's the matter?"

"By the way, what do you plan to call this movie?"

"Name?" Peng Hui paused his painting fingers and asked again: "What name?"

"What's the name of the movie!" Guo Yue was speechless.

"Uh--I forgot, how about you name one? After all, isn't this about your folk music?"

"Ah? I'm up?" Guo Yue was stunned for a moment, and then her breathing became faster, "Really... I'm up?"

"You decided the idea and content of this movie, so it's normal for you to do it."

"Is it because you have difficulty naming your name that you let me do it?" Guo Yue asked suspiciously.

"Then come or not! If not, I'll just get one!"

"How dare you!" Guo Yue said anxiously, "Let me think about it!" After saying that, her voice stopped completely.

Peng Hui smiled and did not urge him.

"By the way, I haven't read the script you revised before. Can you tell me about it?" Guo Yue asked.

"Okay, here's the story..." Peng Hui briefly told the plot.

(See Chapter 67 for details)

"Ah? The heroine?" Guo Yue was a little depressed.

"Don't look down on the heroine, okay? Besides, chick flicks are easy to make."

"Okay, okay, then...how about "Folk Music Girl"?"

"It's so vulgar. Besides, there's a second dimension. This is a combined movie, not separate."

"What about "Min Yuan Girl"? Well, it doesn't sound good. What about "Second Dimension Folk Music Girl"?"

"Don't you dare to be more careful?" Peng Hui complained helplessly.

"Oops! Who made this name so difficult!" Guo Yue was unhappy. After thinking about it, Guo Yue suddenly asked: "You said... what is the first thing that comes to your mind when you mention the second dimension?"

"Cute, loli, cat girl, etc." Peng Hui answered truthfully.

"Superficial!" Guo Yue said disdainfully: "Of course it's all shiny things!"

"Shining Liang?" Peng Hui was a little confused.

"Look, in those anime, when the two-dimensional heroines appear on the stage, aren't they all shining with light?"

"Uh - it seems like..." Peng Hui thought for a moment, and it seemed that was indeed the case.

"How about "Sparkling Girl"?"

"Pfft...it feels like being a middle school student!" Peng Hui complained helplessly, but because of this name, a flash of inspiration emerged in Peng Hui's mind.

"How about calling it Flash Girl?"

"'Flash Girl'?" Guo Yue asked curiously: "Yes, yes, but... what about the element of folk music?"

"Think about it, when I perform the last few folk music performances in the movie, they are the highlight moments of the whole drama, right? It's called "Flash Girl", doesn't it fit the name better?"

"Uh... okay, "Flash Girl"... is indeed quite good." Guo Yue nodded, but after coming back to her senses, Guo Yue suddenly shouted: "No! Wait a minute!"

"Well? What happened?"

"Your movie is called "Flash Girl"?"

"Yes, isn't it the name we just decided on?"

"But are you sure... will anyone with this name watch it?" Guo Yue asked, "Is this movie of yours going to go to theaters?"

"Uh-yeah."

"Since it's a theatrical movie, don't you think "Flash Girl" is too weird?"

"Strange..." Peng Hui was stunned, and then thought about the name carefully, and suddenly found with some helplessness that indeed, he had only considered that the name was in line with the content of the movie, but had forgotten one thing.

This is a commercial film, and it is also a commercial film with folk music.

Such a commercial film has such a strange name...
Chapter completed!