[When it comes to fashion and who looks prettier, everyone has their own opinion. Look at the comments below. Of all these, Sister Shushu's outfit is the most conservative, but also the prettiest. Look at Li Di, her outfit is too revealing.]

Shen Qingyue's outfit was terrible. The most discussed topic was Shen Jimeng, who was wearing a brand new Suer dress, reportedly worth millions online. Everyone was saying Jiang Yi bought it for her, not rented it. Plus, her character in the recently aired drama "Luo Shan Xing" was quite appealing, which boosted her popularity. Her marriage to Jiang Yi is slowly gaining acceptance from fans. I guess they'll be showing off their affection soon, since Jiang Yi has a movie releasing in October and needs to promote it.

This was expected; Yun Shudai was currently worried about herself.

I still have a week before filming wraps up.

The boss has already assembled a team, chosen a date, and almost all the actors have been selected.

I'm about to join the crew, and I met with Director Li yesterday, but I don't know when he'll start filming.

Just as I was thinking about how to balance my current situation and whether I should take leave.

In the afternoon, Bai Muyin took Ah Tang directly into the film set and bought a lot of coffee and snacks to treat everyone on his behalf.

When the crew heard that he was Yun Shudai's boyfriend, they were all very curious and came over one by one, ostensibly to get coffee, but actually just to gossip.

Bai Muyin also made no attempt to avoid the situation.

He personally delivered coffee to the director, several assistant directors, and several lead actors.

Yun Shudai couldn't come over to say hello because she had a scene to film.

I watched from afar as he chatted and laughed behind the director.

About an hour later, He Qingyi also arrived.

This surprised Yun Shudai.

The villain isn't chasing the female lead anymore, so why is he here?

The scene was supposed to end, but a stagehand suddenly said they wanted to add more scenes.

She originally wanted to tell Bai Muyin, but the two of them pulled the director and producer out.

"An'an, where did Mr. Bai go?"

"I didn't hear you clearly, they said they went to eat."

Yun Shudai was puzzled all night. Two more scenes were added tonight, and when she got home, Bai Muyin had not yet returned.

It wasn't until after midnight that I received his call: "Shushu, I'm at the hotel with Qingyi tonight, I won't be going back, don't wait for me."

"Oh, you're drunk?"

“I didn’t, he… he did.”

Yun Shudai looked up from the phone and thought for a moment, then attributed He Qingyi's drunkenness to Shen Jimeng, using alcohol to drown her sorrows.

So I didn't ask any more questions.

As a result, her scenes suddenly increased over the next two days, from around 6 a.m. until 10 p.m.

She had more than a dozen scenes to film every day, and she couldn't even see her husband, Mr. Bai, all day long.

Bai Muyin spent the last two days with He Qingyi in the city, and the two leisurely strolled around the neighborhood.

Bai Muyin would occasionally take photos of her and report her location, making it seem like she was being supervised.

Hmph, I'm angry.

When Lao He video-chatted about this that night, He Wan laughed and said, "I think it's because you're on your period, and your Lao Bai is getting restless around you, so it's better to just not see him, haha."

"Your thoughts are filthy, stop messing around."

"Hey, what's up with that villain over there? Is he no longer pursuing the female lead?"

"I don't know. My villainous supporting character hasn't even appeared on screen yet. Who can he find to restrain the male lead? He's the boss of a listed company. If he can't do something like snatching someone away in person, he'll easily be called a love-struck fool by netizens, which would be too degrading."