Su Qiao knew she had actually guessed right.
This female reporter had probably encountered a cheating scumbag but couldn't bear to let him go.
She hinted, "If you refuse to make a clean break, you'll suffer endless trouble!"
"I understand." The reporter nodded knowingly and gratefully.
"Miss Su Man, if the screenwriter absolutely refuses to make revisions, will you refuse to take part in the film?" someone suddenly brought up the earlier question.
Su Qiao shook her head decisively. "No!"
"No?"
Many people stared at Su Qiao in surprise, as if they couldn't believe those words had come from her.
Su Qiao smiled faintly. "I'm not an Immortal Maiden who's removed from worldly concerns. I have to eat."
"I also like pretty clothes and jewelry, so to earn a living, I'll accept this film."
"Of course, I respect the screenwriter's choice as well. He must have his reasons for insisting on it."
Perhaps the screenwriter simply wanted to portray a woman like this, to warn the women of this era!
Although Su Qiao didn't particularly like the role, she could reluctantly accept it.
Actually, the original Su Man had only mentioned it once or twice in passing and never demanded that the screenwriter change it.
It was just that Shen Biwei had blown the whole matter out of proportion and treated it like a weapon to attack her.
"I actually like creating things myself as well. Everyone has different ideas, and the goals they want to achieve are different too. Perhaps I still haven't understood the meaning he wants to express."
"Finally, when the film premieres, please don't forget to come and show your support. Thank you in advance."
Su Qiao felt she had said enough. If she continued, the other actresses—especially the female lead, Jiang Aiyun—would probably be furious.