So tall.

This was Xiao He's first thought.

This castle not only occupies a large area, but its overall height is also quite impressive. The top of the castle's spire can be seen from a great distance, making Xiao He almost suspect that if it continued to rise, it would be preparing to tear a huge hole in the sky.

However, this was not something Xiao He was concerned about.

He was just a little confused. With such a tall castle, he doubted that the actors could be suspended by wires during the fight scenes in the script.

After all, it's so high, and there's clearly no plan to install any cranes or similar devices around it. So, if they stand on the top of the castle and "fight to the death," in the end, they'll really have to rely on a rope and grit their teeth to get up there?

Liu Rulan seemed to have noticed this as well, and turned to ask Jemmis, and indeed received an affirmative answer.

"Don't worry, we can definitely guarantee your safety on site."

As she spoke, Jamies raised her hand and pointed to a general location for the two of them: "Our current plan is to film in that relatively flat area over there."

Liu Rulan and Xiao He both looked up, almost to their limit, before they could see the top of the castle building with a steep, sloping roof.

At that moment, a group of workers were hanging over there, carefully reinforcing the roof tiles.

Xiao He and Liu Rulan: ...Even the workers are only wearing one safety rope?

Jamie continued, "You see, we reinforced and repaired the roof before filming to ensure it's in good condition. You can go up there to film without worrying about safety."

"I see—"

Xiao He wasn't particularly afraid. As the God of Limits, he was confident that he could come down unscathed even without a safety rope. However, Liu Rulan was already secretly considering upgrading Xiao He's insurance coverage.

All I can say is, they're truly foreigners; their reckless courage knows no age or occasion.

They work this hard even when filming; they're much more aggressive than the cautious people in the Chinese entertainment industry.

Of course, this is also due to the different environments, fans, and cultures of each group.

Since they were already there, they had no choice but to accept it.

After everyone had taken a short walk around the castle, Liu Rulan immediately pulled Xiao He aside for a serious reprimand.

"You must be careful when you go, don't push yourself too hard, just do what you can."

Liu Rulan continued talking, and Xiao He nodded repeatedly: "Okay, okay, Sister Liu, don't worry."

He naturally values ​​his life very much. Filming is just work for him, and he would never put himself in a dangerous situation for the sake of work.

Besides, there are safety measures in place, there's a safety rope, isn't there?

However, Xiao He didn't say anything.

He knew that if he spoke up, he would be met with even more nagging from Liu Rulan.

Let's just forget about it then; it's better to avoid trouble.

Next, Xiao He and his group went to see assistant director Benni, and then stayed in the castle while waiting for the main team from director Tannis.

During this period, Xiao He also went to the B group, which was filming at the racetrack, and filmed Shan Cheng's early racing performances in the B group, as well as some racing clips of Shan Cheng interspersed in the plot, as early memories of the character and as a prelude to the plot twists.