Zhou Jingcheng saw that none of them approved and felt his business acumen was being questioned. He was deeply unhappy. "What's wrong with it? This script is clearly very interesting. The author is talented too—wildly imaginative and unconstrained. It'll get a great market response when it's filmed."
As he spoke, he prepared to add the contact information left by the author named "AAA."
After entering the WeChat ID, a friend request page popped up.
You have requested to add "AAA Detective Old Wang" as a friend. Please enter a verification message.
Zhou Jingcheng: ???
He looked up at Shi Jihan, who was hugging the script and staring back at him with complete innocence.
No, changing identities was one thing, but why hadn't he even bothered to switch accounts?!
Chapter 38
Zhou Jingcheng refused to believe anyone's brain could be purely decorative. Wasn't Shi Jihan afraid that the person he added would be Shi Zhongye? It would be decoded in a second.
He opened the transfer interface and saw the recipient.
**Han.
Zhou Jingcheng smiled. :)
Wow. So some people really did have brand-new brains. This brain deserved to be preserved in the National Museum and taken on a nationwide tour.
Shi Jihan watched him look at him, then at his phone, then at him again, before lowering his head to look at the phone once more. His expression went through confusion, shock, incomprehension, self-doubt, and finally self-reconciliation.
He couldn't help speaking up. "Xiao Zhou, did you borrow those eyes and need to return them in a hurry?"
Or...?
Shi Jihan tugged at his curly hair. Did he notice the new look I made by styling my hair to look like an adult's today?
Zero-Zero-Zero said, No, Host. Adults don't have hair.
Seeing the Host's expression gradually darken, Zero-Zero-Zero hurriedly tried