"Mr. Xiao, thank you for your hard work these past few days. Could you please check the schedule again? We should be able to wrap up filming around the day after tomorrow. Is that alright?"
Zhan Min then asked Xiao He.
Xiao He nodded: "No problem."
"well."
Zhan Min left in a hurry again.
Ren Yibai smiled at Xiao He, then turned and returned to his own lounge.
Xiao Chen took Xiao He's phone and, seeing Ren Yibo turn around, whispered in Xiao He's ear, "This Ren Yibo is strange. I heard that Xiao Gao is his thirty-fifth assistant."
"Really? That's an exaggeration."
Xiao He was surprised.
While Xiao He was filming, Xiao Chen was also busy, interacting with the crew members at the lower levels and asking about their situations.
And that's how I heard about it.
"Some people say that Ren Yibo has obsessive-compulsive disorder, so he is particularly strict with his assistant. He gets very angry if he is not satisfied with anything. He once even made his assistant cry."
As Xiao Chen spoke, he shrank his neck, feeling somewhat fortunate to be with Brother Xiao.
The industry is stressful and full of oddballs, which is quite normal.
Xiao He was somewhat surprised upon hearing this: "Obsessive-compulsive disorder? I haven't noticed it."
Shouldn't obsessive-compulsive disorder involve forcing others and oneself? Take cleanliness obsession, for example. True cleanliness obsession not only requires friends to be clean, but also requires oneself to be clean from head to toe. Whenever someone comes to the house, one will immediately look as if facing a formidable enemy.
However, Xiao He only touched on Ren Yibai's performance and didn't have any obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Xiao He's obsessive-compulsive disorder was acting up in some of his performances, but he didn't seem to care. When the director yelled "cut," he just walked away without even looking back, as if he didn't care at all.
So does obsessive-compulsive disorder also have double standards?
Xiao He genuinely didn't understand this; he was simply reasonably puzzled.
Of course, Xiao Chen had no idea that Xiao He had brought his obsessive-compulsive disorder into his work. Otherwise, he might have retorted that Xiao He himself was also a severe case of obsessive-compulsive disorder. However, Xiao He's question still left him speechless.
"Uh, maybe everyone's standards are different?"
Xiao Chen explained tactfully.
Xiao He shrugged: "Forget it, let's keep to ourselves and return to our own territory gracefully after repaying the favor."
Lately, he just wants to cultivate his mind and focus on his work.
...
Xiao He quickly finished filming for the TV series "Mistaken Identity" and successfully wrapped up his work.
Only at this moment did many people in the crew finally show their reluctance to part with him.
Xiao He couldn't understand it after seeing it all.
Do these people welcome him or not?
Everyone seemed pretty indifferent when I arrived.
Even the way Director Zhan looked at Xiao He carried the sorrow of a protective umbrella about to leave him, and his voice was choked with emotion: "Teacher Xiao, the time you were here was the most relaxed period of my filming. Now that you're leaving, I'm so reluctant to part with you—"
Xiao He: "Haha, no, no, not at all."
A strange and quirky film crew.
Zhan Min looked at Xiao He with a hint of hesitation, but in the end said nothing. He simply shook Xiao He's hand and thanked him again: "Teacher Xiao, I hope we will have the opportunity to cooperate again in the future."
Xiao He just smiled, not wanting to dampen Zhan Min's enthusiasm, and nodded readily in agreement: "Okay, then I'll be waiting for you, Director Zhan."
Finally, Xiao He left the "Mistaken Identity" production team amidst a farewell party from the crew.
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