Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism novel Chapter 513

The next day, Spring in Moon City officially began its promotional activities.

They kicked off with an offline press conference where the main cast needed to answer questions.

Following that, there was an online live stream where they connected with fans, chatting and discussing the show.

At the press conference, Violeta and Nolan sat together.

In the drama, Violeta's character has long hair. She had recently filmed a movie and had to cut her hair short. The short hair made her look much more refreshed. She was dressed in a white casual outfit, sitting beside Nolan on the sofa, with the drama themed pillow in her arms.

Nolan was wearing a light gray baseball jacket and held the microphone.

Both of their microphones had the drama name printed on them.

The backdrop behind them was filled with drama posters.

The host was following the script and asked them questions. The invited media present also took turns to ask about the filming process.

"The drama was an adaptation of Mr. Howell's work. How did you both find the collaboration? It's rumored that Mr. Howell is very strict. What are your thoughts on that?"

Violeta responded, "A scriptwriter's strict standards are beneficial for actors. High standards are necessary to create good work. This is my second time working with Mr. Howell, and I've gained a lot from the experience. I hope we can collaborate more in the future."

Nolan smiled as he held the microphone. "My experience during filming was similar to Violeta's, so I'll talk about something different. Mr. Howell's strictness in his work is proportional to his casualness in life. We often play chess together in private. Strictly speaking, this is my first official collaboration with him. I remember the first time we discussed the plot on set; his serious expression took me by surprise."

He chuckled, "I hope Mr. Howell doesn't mind me saying this. I'm used to seeing his casual side, so seeing him so serious at work gave me the impression of someone trying to act formal.

"Later that day, when I went to have lunch with him, he was back to his usual self. That's when I realized he switches between his work and personal life seamlessly."

The host and media laughed at Nolan's remarks.

Wade's personal life rarely made it into the public eye.

He was a writer and screenwriter who required a creative atmosphere. Therefore, the media rarely used him to stir up gossip.