How to Feed an Abyss!

Chapter 21: Psychological evaluation

November 27, 2240, 10:00 am.

Gleaner City New Moon Newspaper.

"Little Yang, is the review of "The Martyr" finished?" Liu Hongzheng asked.

Across the mountain of notes and books on the table, the young man suddenly raised his head: "There is still a conclusion, I will send it to you soon!"

Liu Hongzheng nodded in satisfaction, picked up the white porcelain cup, and took a sip of black tea slowly. After 20 minutes, Xiao Yang sent the review, and he scanned it:

[In the past ten years, the Wild Rose Troupe, as the only theater troupe in the city, has always brought us surprises. Its representative works "Into the Rye", "Flowers in the South of the City" and "Waiting for Auckland" have been widely circulated and have an excellent reputation. And this time they brought a new surprise to the audience. The stage play "Martyr" has received rave reviews since its performance, and its story begins with a murder...]

[...The author thinks that the setting of the savior in "Martyr" is quite surprising. He is not only Leo's inner demon, but also has a devilish appearance. Under the stage lights, the dusty white clothes match the strange It is difficult to tell whether it is a savior or a monster. However, it is this kind of conflict that makes the whole play have a dramatic sublimation, which makes people think: Is that really a savior? If he is a monster, can he really save the world? Or, all this is just Leo's fantasy, the savior never existed? 】

[...I have to mention here that the casting of the troupe was very bold, and they chose a new actor to play the savior...The head of the troupe, Wolfgang Berg, played steadily, and the young actor Qin Luoluo also contributed an outstanding performance, and "The Martyr" The creator of ", well-known screenwriter Cheng Youwen accepted an interview with our news agency...】

Accompanied by a few stills.

After Liu Hongzheng finished reading it, he marked the places that needed to be revised and sent them back: "Xiao Yang, please change these places." He paused, "It's well written."

Xiao Yang's eyes lit up: "Okay, thank you Editor-in-Chief Liu, I'll change it right away!"

"You also send a copy to Lao Shi." Liu Hongzheng said, "Let him take a look."

Xiao Yang responded.

Liu Hongzheng glanced not far away, there was a famous sign [Shi Yi] hanging on the empty seat.

"Where did this guy go..." Liu Hongzheng muttered, "If I catch you being lazy, I won't deduct your bonus."

After lunch, Liu Hongzheng picked up the massage hammer and beat his sore waist.

Shi Yi, who had been missing all morning, finally appeared. He is a man in his thirties and forties, with an ordinary appearance, neither tall nor short, without any personal characteristics, so he can't be found if he is thrown into the crowd.

If you have to say that there is something special about him...

Probably his sitting and standing posture.

He stood straighter than a pine tree, standing there like a bamboo pole, and his sitting was also a textbook-level standard. This is the habit of soldiers.