Lin Weiwei, though a bit domineering and sharp-tongued, and despite not liking her twin sister, was someone who clearly distinguished between love and hate. In the end, she chose to leave, turning around and breaking down in tears, a scene that moved many to sympathy.
It can be said that the most memorable character in this drama for the audience was Lin Weiwei. Because of this drama, a popular online term “Weiwei’s Tears” emerged, meaning a passionate but reluctant love.
Six months later, Qiao Nie’s suspense crime film “Who is the Murderer” was released.
Before its release, without any promotion, it was already highly anticipated.
Unlike in the past where people watched movies just because of the name Qiao Nie, this time it was because of a female star named Tang Guo. After seeing the stills, they had to admit that Tang Guo had real acting skills.
When she played Lin Weiwei, she was a high school student, an all-around academic star.
When she played the second female lead in this drama, dressed in a white lab coat, she really looked like a doctor.
Before watching the movie, no one thought that the second female lead played by Tang Guo could be the murderer.
“Do you want to go watch a movie?”
This was the first time Qiao Nie had actively asked Tang Guo out. Tang Guo had just come out of the bathroom, her hair still wet.
Qiao Nie seemed to understand something, turned around and took out a hairdryer, handling it skillfully.
Tang Guo smiled slightly, “Ah Nie, you’ve improved, you don’t need me to call you anymore.”
Qiao Nie didn’t say anything, carefully drying her hair. Then he pushed her into the room, “Go change your clothes.” After saying this, he closed the door.
Tang Guo opened the door slightly, revealing her small face, “You really aren’t considering coming in to help me dress?”
Qiao Nie turned around and left. He was already familiar with this woman’s tactics.
Remembering her smiling face, he also smiled, then he sat on the sofa waiting for her.
Tang Guo dressed very simply, in jeans and a T-shirt.
When she came down, Qiao Nie stood up, came to her, and personally put on her sunglasses, baseball cap, and mask.
These almost completely covered her small face. After finishing, he held her hand and was about to leave.
“Wait a minute.” Tang Guo spoke, looking at Qiao Nie amusingly, “Did you forget something?”
Seeing Qiao Nie pause, she turned around and ran back. A minute later, she came back with a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a mask in hand, “Fortunately, I was prepared.”
“Ah Nie, did you forget that everyone in the country has seen your face? I might not be recognized like this, but they will recognize you. Once they recognize you, they’ll know it’s me, right?”
Tang Guo said this while helping Qiao Nie put on his disguise, “Okay, now we can go.”
Qiao Nie held her small hand, savoring the feeling of her little hands touching his face just now, it was quite wonderful.
They arrived at the cinema, and the theater was completely full, not a single seat empty.
“Is your movie really this popular?”
Qiao Nie whispered, “It wasn’t like this before.” His deep eyes looked at the woman, “Many people came for you.”
He held the woman’s hand tightly, unwilling to let go. He felt a strong desire to hold her hand forever, no matter where she went.
The movie started quietly, but as it progressed and the suspenseful elements were revealed, some people began to discuss it in hushed tones.
When it reached the part where the second male lead confessed to the murder, someone sighed in relief, “I suspected him all along, turns out it was him.”
“I think you should check the time on the movie ticket.” Another girl next to her reminded, “The time slots indicate that things are not that simple.”
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