Mu Yan continued scrolling through the comments, about one in every five praised her.
It's not that she had never heard compliments before, but each time she felt happy, as if the flowers she meticulously tended to had blossomed.
After dinner, back at the hotel, Mu Yan received congratulatory calls from friends in the industry.
This summer, before the release of "Lone Eagle," there weren't any particularly explosive works, with the box office generally being average, and rarely over a hundred million on the first day of release.
Films like "Lone Eagle," with opening-day box office figures close to three hundred million, are rare outside of the Spring Festival period, where there might be one or two.
Mu Yan responded to each one, unable to calm her excitement. Since her return, her lips had been constantly curved upwards.
Jiang Jingheng, upon returning, boiled water, poured it, and fetched clothes for her.
