Shu Qi said that Lin Xin was a little dull, which was really a polite statement.

Lin Xin was so domineering during the martial arts scenes that people who acted opposite him said it seemed as if he would really be killed; Lin Xin was also very steady when performing his duties as the eldest brother, and was very smart when he needed to be cunning.

But once the plot does not need to highlight the character's personality, such as walking, eating, or being a background board, Lin Xin's expression immediately becomes empty and looks silly.

It can be seen that it was all acting before.

Director Shu wanted to correct Lin Xin and set a character for him, but he also felt that when someone is used as a backdrop, he should pay attention to his acting skills. Although this is also the quality of a professional actor, is it too harsh for a child who is just starting to act? At most, he can just cut out the scenes that are too inconsistent with the character's personality.

But after filming for a few days, Shu Qi was brainwashed by Lin Xin's dull expression.

He wondered, is this what Bai Ling is like? Although he is usually calm and intelligent, he is a child who rarely goes out on his own. Although his intelligence and his parents' teachings allow him to face all kinds of conspiracies and tricks calmly when he first encounters them, he has indeed never experienced this, which means that he is essentially a blank slate.

It is normal to be reliable at critical moments and show a childish side in private. He thought Lin Xin's acting was problematic before because most young actors would show their childishness as naughty, childish, or even spoiled.

Why can't being childish be well-behaved? Being well-behaved is not necessarily a sign of maturity.

After Shu Qi had this idea, she liked Bai Ling, played by Lin Xin, more and more. Even though she knew that he looked silly when he was a background board because of his acting skills, she felt that this problem could be turned into an advantage.

Shu Qi reached a consensus with He Shan on this idea after He Shan came to visit the crew.

He Shan thought that Bai Ling’s character was very consistent with the character’s personality, so he played the role in that direction, and even Lin Xin could play the role a little duller.

He Shan said: "This also shows the growth of the male protagonist. From the beginning, he disliked everyone and misunderstood that his fellow disciples had ill will towards him, but later he reflected on himself and accepted his fellow disciples. The male protagonist is also making progress."

The screenwriter said: "After hearing what you said, I finally understand the mental journey of the teacher who sets the Chinese reading comprehension questions."

As an old friend, he still remembers how casually He Shan created the characters when he wrote this novel. What kind of growth is that? It's just constantly patching up the settings, right?

He Shan rolled his eyes at the screenwriter: "I'm old now, why do I have such a good memory?"

Screenwriter Haha. Is it my fault that I have a bad memory?

But whether He Shan decided to do a reading comprehension for his novel on the spur of the moment or had it in mind from the beginning, Bai Ling's new character was fixed.

Because Bai Ling's character is different, the corresponding reactions of the actors who act with him are also different. Shang Wenhui still laughed at himself, saying that it was fortunately a movie, if it was a TV series, he would probably be scolded for bullying such a cute senior brother for several episodes until he knelt down under the senior brother's trouser legs.

Lin Xin bit the straw and looked at Shang Wenhui expressionlessly.

Shang Wenhui retreated, holding his chest.

Tan Qin laughed at Shang Wenhui: "I didn't expect you like children."

Lin Xin protested: "I'm not a child, I'm almost seventeen years old."

Tan Qin patted Lin Xin's shoulder gently and smiled with motherly love.

Lin Xin lowered her head and continued to bite the straw. She was unhappy.

Tan Qin couldn't help wondering if she should marry her boyfriend. She used to think that children were naughty and she didn't want to get married. Now it seems that having a child wouldn't be bad.

Lin Xin, who is almost an adult, is treated as a junior by these two young men in their twenties.

Director Shu was laughing beside him. Yes, that's right, Bai Ling's childishness is just like that, he looks like a young boy.

Lin Xin: Light brain, I will go the arrogant route from now on.

Optical computer: Do I need to run a virus self-check?

Lin Xin: …

He really decided to submit a self-examination request to the main brain, and he always felt that his optical brain was becoming less and less friendly to him. Could it be that the optical brain program was going to produce a new companion?

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When Feng Zhen's lawsuit came to an end, the crew of "Flying Snow Blade" released a new set of stills.

Lin Xin is still in this set of stills. Judging from the publicity, Bai Ling is definitely the third male lead.

This set of stills are all very beautiful, except for one.

That’s right, Bai Ling played by Lin Xin is not beautiful at all.

In this photo, Bai Ling is sitting on a bench at a roadside stall, eating a sesame cake, with crumbs on his face and his cheeks bulging. His eyes are slightly widened, and although it is just a picture, everyone can see the word "delicious" on his face.

Crowd eater 1: Request...same type of sesame cake...

Spectator 2: Is this the first time Sikong Tai goes down the mountain after joining the sect? Sikong Tai is attacked, and his companions go to find Bai Ling for help. Bai Ling is eating sesame cakes at a sesame cake stand.

Crowd Eater 3: I read this paragraph. Bai Ling hesitated in his heart, whether to let Sikong Tai suffer a little before saving him to temper his temper. Or to save him first and then nag him slowly. But looking at this still, I doubt whether what is written in the book is Bai Ling's real psychological activity.

Crowd 4: Bai Ling: Which is more important, the delicious sesame seed bun or my junior apprentice brother? This is a question.

Crowd-eater 5: I choose sesame seed cake (funny face).

Onlooker 5: We can’t kill him anyway, so let’s eat him first (funny face).

Crowd 6: Eat the sesame cake! Wait, I will come to save you after I finish eating it!

Crowd eaters 7: Sikong Tai: Big Brother! Who is more important, me or Shaobing?

Crowd Eating 8: Shaobing (funny face).

Crowd of spectators 9, 10, 11...: Shaobing (funny face).

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Shang Wenhui took the time to post a Facebook post with a short video on it.

In the video, Shang Wenhui held up his phone and asked a person with his back to the screen, "Which is more important, Shaobing or saving my junior brother?"

The man said without hesitation: "Why can't you eat and save people at the same time? There is no conflict."

Shang Wenhui was silent for a while, then asked the person behind him who hadn't shown his face, "Director Shu, why don't you let Brother save people while eating sesame cakes?"

The man's voice came: "You are running on the rooftop with Qinggong skills while concentrating on eating a sesame cake? Come on, Bai Ling is a cool person, not a funny person!"

As soon as this video was released, it became a hot topic.

The crowd laughed and pounded on the ground. They tagged the director and asked him why he couldn't eat and run at the same time. It's okay to be funny. For the sake of delicious pancakes, what does the personality mean? No more!

Shu Qi forwarded it silently and attached a short video link.

This video is a continuation of the previous one. The person with his back to the screen turns around and reveals his profile: "But it's a waste if you don't finish the pancake. It's not good to waste food."

The man whose face was not revealed immediately said, "Stop, stop, stop! Last time you asked me if it was environmentally friendly when the heroes fought and half of the forest was destroyed. The time before that, you told me what to do if the heroes fought on the street and destroyed other people's things or even hurt innocent people. The time before that, you asked me why I had endless money every time I went out when I didn't see the heroes working... I! Don't! Want! To! Answer! Anymore!"

The young man who showed his profile had a trace of grievance on his face: "You never answered."

After Shu Qi posted this link, she posted another emoticon. The emoticon was of a giant panda with a ferocious expression and an injured panda holding a kitchen knife dripping with blood. The emoticon was filled with words: "Masters fighting destroys trees and flowers", "Masters fighting damages public property", "Masters fighting hurts innocent people", "Martial artists never work and always have endless money", "Don't ask me why, I don't know either", "This is just a novel", "Do you understand fiction?", "I don't understand, have you seen the kitchen knife in my hand?"!!!

The onlookers almost died of laughter and called for Lin Xin to show his face on social media.

Lin Xin responded through the crew that he would open it when he became an adult because his parents said that he would be fully responsible for his words and deeds only after he became an adult.

"Although there's nothing wrong with what you said, it just feels awkward." Shang Wenhui said, "Aren't you just making fun of a bunch of minors?"

Lin Xin said: "No sarcasm, just telling the truth."

Shang Wenhui said: "But they are underage and have also opened Facebook accounts."

Lin Xin said: "You can open it, but they can't take full responsibility for what they say. For example, if they spread rumors, you can't detain them if you catch them."

Shang Wenhui: “…”

So in order to whitewash his juniors who might have some problems with their thinking, Shang Wenhui had to post a facial blog.

Shang Wenhui: I kindly told Xiaoxin that his parents lied to him and that minors can also go on Facebook. As a result, this kid replied that only adults who spread rumors and have them forwarded more than 500 times will be detained... Uh, I always feel like I have a lot to complain about, but I don't know how to complain. What he said is indeed the truth... right?

1st floor: Yes, yes, yes, everything my husband said is right!

2nd floor: Upstairs, is your husband Dawen or Xiaoxin?

Floor 3: Why do I feel like Xiaoxin is a little dull?

4th floor: The upstairs is not an illusion.

5th floor: It's not stupid, it's just... his train of thought is a bit strange. Although what he said is correct.

6th floor: So what you said is correct, but what the hell is the weird circuitry? Although I think so too.

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After watching, Lin Xin asked Shang Wenhui: "Since what I said is right, why do they say that my thinking is weird?"

Shang Wenhui thought for a long time and sighed: "This is a very complicated question, but I don't know how to explain it."

Lin Xin's eyes were dead. Humans are really weird. Why do they feel weird when they are right? Where's the logic?

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Lin Xin spent his time filming movies day after day, puzzled by the human brain circuits.

Two months later, Lin Xin's scenes were finished. At a farewell dinner specially held for Lin Xin, Shu Qi, who admired Lin Xin more and more, put her hand on Lin Xin's shoulder and asked, "Xiao Xin, what are your plans next?"

No plans, Shu Qi was going to recommend a supporting actor for a TV series to Lin Xin. Although movies were more high-end, TV series were better for newcomers to gain popularity.

Lin Xin said: "Prepare to study and try to take the college entrance examination next year."

Shu Qi: “…”

That's how the world was talked to death.

The author has something to say: Shu Qi: Next, does Xiao Xin want to act in a movie, TV series, or sing on a variety show?

Lin Xin: Preparing for the college entrance examination.

Shu Qi: ...Oh.

Well, the college entrance examination is indeed very important.