That night, Yi Jiang Qiu Yue made sweeping revisions to the script.
The guy really was talented. He stayed up all night and actually managed to rewrite it.
When he showed it to Wang Yi this time, Wang Yi nodded. Looking at Yi Jiang Qiu Yue's wild, unkempt hair and bloodshot eyes, he said, "Mm. This time, it's not a pile of shit."
Yi Jiang Qiu Yue snorted and turned to leave.
What Wang Yi hadn't said was: It's a puddle of piss.
But the revised script was much better than before.
It had managed to achieve what Jay Chou had asked for: characters with things to do, and a story with heart and humor.
Wang Yi stayed in Hengdian for another two days.
During those two days, he, Jay Chou, Yi Jiang Qiu Yue, and the others revised the script six more times, finally arriving at a version they were fairly happy with.
Then he stayed another three days to film his cameo.
And because of his relationship with Jay Chou, he didn't ask for a paycheck.
As Jay Chou saw Wang Yi off, he said regretfully, "It's a shame you don't have the time. Otherwise, you should've played a supporting role—not a major one, but not a minor one, either."
Wang Yi joked, "Then you'd have to pay me. Could you afford my fee?"
Jay Chou laughed. "I really couldn't."
After filming Space Jam 3, Wang Yi's fee in Hollywood had shot up to forty million dollars.
Most productions really couldn't afford that.
After parting ways with Jay Chou, Wang Yi flew with Nicole and their two children to two countries in Southeast Asia.
His mother stayed back home with his father so the two of them could look after each other.
They attended events in the two