That evening, Li Tian had a brief get-together with Wang Yong and a few others.

Li Tian did not express any opinion at the party.

Since Wang Yong is now the chief director, Li Tian handed over the decision-making power to Wang Yong.

This frustrated Wang Yong, who was hoping to get some useful advice from Li Tian!

But Li Tian retorted, "You're the director, so you get to decide."

The next day

Li Tian, ​​who plays Kumārajīva, has officially begun filming.

Today's scene is Kumārajīva's battle against Tenryū-ji Temple.

When Li Tian, ​​who plays Kumārajīva, appeared on screen, even Huang Yiyi couldn't believe that this was her father.

He looked every bit the part of a highly accomplished monk, leaving Huang Yiyi completely stunned.

Not to mention Huang Yiyi, even director Wang Yong was impressed by Li Tian's acting skills.

They can really play any role convincingly; some actors rely entirely on costumes and props to act.

And some dialogue to show the audience the characteristics of this character.

Some actors even use unnecessary gestures to express themselves.

The acting wasn't bad, but from a director's perspective, it was a case of compensating for a lack of acting skills with other things.

A truly great actor doesn't need to do anything; just by standing there, you can tell what role he's playing.

Just like Li Tian now, simply standing there gives people the feeling of an enlightened monk.

When Li Tian was battling the masters of Tianlong Temple, his performance was quite ordinary.

After all, this kind of action scene is not Li Tian's forte, so it's already quite good that he didn't use a stunt double.

The filming of this scene did not go smoothly, with the actor playing Duan Yu making frequent mistakes, causing Li Tian to frown slightly.

How did Wang Yong choose this role? The actor's temperament clearly doesn't match my impression of Duan Yu.

However, Li Tian didn't say anything, since he was just a screenwriter, not a director.

"Click!"

Wang Yong was also furious. This actor was recommended to him by someone else, but he never expected him to be so terrible.

"What's wrong with you? You look so gloomy. You're acting, don't you know that?..."

Faced with Wang Yong's barrage of insults, the actor named Yang Ping also lost his temper.

"What do you mean by looking all gloomy? How dare you talk like that? If you can speak, then speak; if you can't, then shut your mouth! I'm not putting up with you anymore!"

Neither Wang Yong nor Li Tian expected that this guy would have such a bad temper.

After saying that, Yang Ping slammed down his water glass, got up, and left.

Seeing this, Li Tian sighed, "Not much fame, but quite a temper."

Wang Yong was also furious with this kid, pointing at Yang Ping with his finger and remaining silent for a long time.

Yang Ping's agent quickly caught up with his artist at this moment, showing no intention of explaining on Yang Ping's behalf.

"What's their background?" Li Tian asked, puzzled.

Wang Yong sighed and said, "Sigh! It's all about connections!"

Whose is it?

"It doesn't belong to anyone; a colleague of mine introduced me. Oh well, please excuse my poor presentation!"

Li Tian didn't say anything after hearing this; such actor exchanges are very common.

There have been instances on Earth where a director has temporarily run out of projects.

Then he would introduce the actors he liked to his colleagues.

Li Tian was very familiar with this kind of thing; he himself had been borrowed and borrowed in the same way back then.

Looking at the scene where filming was only halfway done, Li Tian asked, "What do we do now?"

Wang Yong sighed and said, "I'll contact other actors. I definitely won't use this one!"

"That's all we can do now!" Li Tian patted Wang Yong on the shoulder, signaling him not to be angry.

On the other side, Yang Ping was complaining to his agent.

"What does Wang Yong mean by this? He doesn't scold others when they make mistakes, but he scolds me as soon as I make a mistake. Does he think I'm easy to bully?"

The agent naturally knows what's going on; the reason they don't scold others for making mistakes is because they make fewer mistakes.

You made a mistake and got scolded, don't you have any self-awareness?

Of course, he couldn't say this to his own artist, so he could only say, "Well, Wang Yong is indeed too rude, but he is a director after all!"

"Hmph, I will never go back until he apologizes to me this time!"

The agent was also helpless, as their artist had decent acting skills and a good reputation.

His temper is really not good, and as his manager, I have no choice but to suffer in silence!

"Ah Ping, he is, after all, a director. It's not good to make things so tense," the agent advised.

"snort!"

Yang Ping was just angry at the time, so what he said was just said in anger.

But if I just go back like this, wouldn't I look too embarrassed?

On the other hand, due to Yang Ping's diva-like behavior, this scene could not be filmed.

Wang Yong also complained to the colleague who had introduced Yang Ping to him.

They said they wouldn't recommend actors like that to them anymore.

Furthermore, he doesn't plan to continue using Yang Ping.

Wang Yong's colleague also knew exactly what kind of temper Yang Ping had.

So at this point, all they could do was speak well of Yang Ping, assuring him that they would definitely make Yang Ping apologize to Wang Yong.

Li Tian didn't really care about these trivial matters; after all, he was just a cameo actor, not the director.

The director hung up the phone and then called Yang Ping.

He also gave Yang Ping a severe scolding over the phone, much harsher than he had scolded Wang Yong.

Strangely enough, no matter how much the director scolded him, Yang Ping didn't take it to heart.

After being scolded, Yang Ping actually felt much better.

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