The florist is the male protagonist. Years ago, he was in a car accident, and the driver fled the scene. He was not taken to the hospital in time and had to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.

The once vibrant young man became disabled overnight, lost his fighting spirit, and became taciturn.

Because the female protagonist traveled from another time, the flower shop owner gradually regained some vitality.

...

Looking at the script, Shi Xi asked the director, "Can't we really change the disability to muteness?"

She didn't want to listen to Lou Rui Cong.

The director said painfully, "I've already bought a wheelchair, so just bear with it."

It seems that no one wants to talk to Lou Rui Cong much.

The filming process for modern dramas is much simpler. It doesn't require many props, doesn't require resetting the set, and doesn't take one or two hours for makeup and costume changes every time.

Even extras can be found directly on the street.

As the crew was preparing, Lou Ruicong wheeled over, panting, and said, "This wheelchair is so tiring!"

Shi Xi glanced at it and said, "I have an electric wheelchair there, so I don't need to push it by hand."

Lou Ruicong's eyes lit up, and he said to the director, "I want one too!"

director:?!

Shi Xi: ? ? !

Lou Ruicong said confidently, "What era are we living in now? Who still uses such an outdated wheelchair? If you have difficulty walking, you should use an electric wheelchair. That makes perfect sense."

“You’re right, but electric wheelchairs are expensive,” the director said dismissively. “Besides, you’re not really unable to walk.”

Lou Ruicong then looked at Shi Xi, "Shi Xi, could you lend your electric wheelchair to the film crew?"

Shi Xi: "Sure, but my wheelchair is pink."

Lou Ruicong: "...The florist probably can't afford an electric wheelchair; a regular one will do."

The director chuckled and said, "I think you look quite good in that pink wheelchair!"

Lou Ruicong said seriously, "Director, I'm a proper actor! I won't agree to such a ridiculous request!"

"Director, let me rehearse with him first. You can continue with your work." Shi Xi pushed Lou Rui Cong away, afraid that he would upset the director again.

Compared to the director turning the table during a meal, Lou Rui Cong's words were much more hurtful!

Lou Ruicong looked at Shi Xi and asked, "You want to act with me?"

“Yeah, is that not allowed?” Shi Xi flipped through the script.

"Of course, I've seen your films and can give you some pointers," Lou Ruicong said.

Shi Xi: ...

This person is really not humble.

"Let's go with the third scene," Shi Xi asked. "Where's your script?"

“Here it is.” Lou Rui Cong pointed to his head.

Shi Xi blinked and asked, "Boss, are you hiring here?"

During the rehearsal, Lou Rui Cong instantly transformed into a different person, his original carefree and arrogant demeanor turning into composure, and he coldly said, "I won't confess."

Shi Xi glanced at him with slight surprise, and continued, "But there are job postings outside."

Lou Rui Cong paused for a moment, then said, "I won't confess."

Shi Xi: "You don't need any more people, so why are you posting job openings?"

...

After rehearsing the scene, Shi Xi couldn't help but admire Lou Rui Cong's superb acting skills.

Even though his original personality was completely different from that of the florist, he was able to portray the character so perfectly.

Shi Xi put aside her prejudice against him and praised, "Your lines and expressions were great! You're amazing!"

"Did you only see these superficial things about me?" Lou Rui Cong shook his head in disappointment and pointed out, "Didn't you see my body language? From being relaxed at the beginning to stiffening, my hands clenched up, trying to hide my unease... I did so many details, but you only noticed my expression and lines."

Shi Xi: Screw it, I have a prejudice against Lou Rui Cong!