"Hong Jie, do I really have to go to this promotional event?" Qi Si sprawled lazily across the sofa and yawned, looking as though some demon had sucked him dry.
Hong Jie looked at Qi Si and raised an eyebrow. "What's with you? You've only rested at home for a few days, and your bones have already gone soft?"
Qi Si picked up the cushion beside him and hugged it to his chest, then simply shifted into a more comfortable position and lay down on the sofa.
"More or less." If he rested for a few more days, he might just fall apart.
Hong Jie looked at Qi Si in amusement. "Then you'd better pull yourself together over the next couple of days."
After chatting for a bit, the two returned to their previous topic. Hong Jie explained, "You may not be the lead, but the script was revised later, and you have plenty of scenes in the drama. Plus, with the attention you and this drama are getting online right now, if you don't go, it could cause even more problems later."
Qi Si understood everything Hong Jie had said. He just wanted to struggle one last time.
Seeing the disappointment on Qi Si's face, Hong Jie could not help growing nervous. "You don't seriously not want to go, do you?"
"No." Qi Si immediately sat up a little straighter. "I was just asking. You never know, right?"
Hong Jie shot him a glare. "You'd better throw that 'you never know' right out of your head!"
"Okay," Qi Si obediently replied.
The Wind Rises began officially promoting itself on Weibo, and at first, the fans did not quite know how to react.
The main reason was that it had not been long since the drama started filming. Before anyone