Chapter 221 Thank you for your care, let's meet on the battlefield someday.
Chu Yi demanded angrily, "Why did you kill her!"
Yu Yang didn't see any problem. "This place is very close to the royal city. If she goes back and tells on us, or asks the guards for help, will we still be able to leave?"
Chu Yi pointed at her, trembling with anger, "How did you become like this? She hasn't even reached marriageable age yet; she's still just a child who has grown up."
Yu Yang said coldly, "Who told her... to insist on leaving the manor with me? This is her fate. It's just that we were born at the wrong time. Brother, haven't I just come of age? How much have the people of Sheng done to me? I killed Ayina for the sake of the bigger picture."
Chu Yi acted as if he had never met her before, wondering why she had grown up to be so cold and aloof. He had just watched her kill Ayina without the slightest hesitation, even though Ayina had been by his side for two or three years.
Chu Yi was filled with doubt and disappointment. His confidant quickly stepped forward and said, "This place is not safe to stay for long, Your Highness. The princess is right. The overall situation is more important. We are still very close to the capital and may be caught up at any time. It is best to leave."
Chu Yi's expression was complicated and ugly. In the end, the group mounted their horses, leaving only Ayina covered in blood, lying by the roadside, her eyes wide open in death.
The setting sun shone on the group as they marched south...
"Cut, thank you all for your hard work, take a break first."
Fang Yefan's expression wasn't very good after filming this scene.
Su Yao has resumed work today and joined in. She will be filming the scene at this location later, where she will be abducted to the Sheng Kingdom six years later.
Su Yao watched the whole thing and couldn't help but say, "Yu Yang's character is definitely problematic. The part about killing the maid is probably impossible to whitewash; it's too ruthless. Ye Fan, why don't you talk to the director and ask him to change Sister Fang's scenes? Otherwise, we'll get criticized again when it airs..."
Wu Cong, who was listening nearby, frowned. "It won't be changed. Yu Yang's character has always been like this. In her eyes, she has never regarded Ayina as one of her own, let alone as an equal. This is the first anchor point that highlights Yu Yang's ruthlessness and inhumanity, and also the first turning point that breaks the sibling relationship. It can't be changed."
Su Yao smiled and looked at Fang Ke, who was still on horseback, saying, "Then you'll have to take the blame, Sister Fang. How pitiful..."
Fang Ke turned to look at her, but gave an irrelevant answer.
"Are you feeling better? Do you need to take some more traditional Chinese medicine to regulate your body? It seems like your tongue is longer than your life."
Su Yao's expression changed instantly, "You!"
Instead of worrying about me, you should worry about yourself. You haven't acted for half a month, I'm afraid your face is stiff and you'll look like a dead person on camera.
"..."
Fang Ke sneered, watching as her face turned purple, and then rode off on his horse.
As dusk fell, her agile figure moved freely and unrestrained. In this vast world, it seemed that even the sunlight and the strong wind favored her. Several photographers in the crew couldn't help but chase after her with their cameras during behind-the-scenes footage.
Little B clicked his tongue and said, "If Su Yao had a favorability bar, it would have reached the -999 limit long ago. She really can't hide her desire to kill you in her eyes."
Fang Ke felt the joy of galloping through the strong wind, a disdainful smile spreading across his lips, "Wait for her to come, we'll see."
For the final scene, a large crowd gathered, including media who had stayed in Mengcheng for the opening ceremony.
Today, the director has been remarkably lenient, allowing the media to visit.
Everyone held up their cameras and microphones, watching with bated breath. But even so, they were also complaining that Wu Cong wasn't being fair.
This scene is simply an outdoor chase scene. The prince and princess of Yan are chased all the way to the border between the two countries, but the army of Sheng led by the second prince is in hot pursuit. The three of them break off diplomatic relations at the border.
The photographers whispered among themselves, feeling that distant views were difficult to capture, and since this wasn't a battle scene, the scale of the scene was bound to be far from grand.
Imagine shooting a wide shot of a sparse group of people riding horses. What would be the focal point?
Moreover, everyone knows how badly many young male celebrities are at horseback riding these days.
Therefore, I didn't have high expectations.
Just as everyone was lamenting, someone in the crowd suddenly exclaimed, "They're here!"
This shout snapped everyone out of their daze. They still had to take pictures, otherwise how would they go back and report? It was time to show off their photography skills.
All the media held their breath, finding their camera positions, and saw the sound of hooves approaching from afar. As the horses galloped, dust billowed across the snow-covered plain.
The men on horseback all had solemn expressions and were strictly disciplined. Although there were only about ten people in the group, their momentum was comparable to that of a thousand enemy soldiers.
The two at the head of the group stood out in the crowd, their scarlet cloaks billowing in the wind.
When the cloaks were removed, revealing two stunningly beautiful faces, everyone almost gasped, cameras practically shoving into their faces as shutters clicked wildly.
Chu Yi and Yu Yang, being of noble birth, naturally possessed an air of nobility and exceptional temperament. Even while fleeing for their lives, they could not conceal their brilliance.
Suddenly Chu Yi raised his hand, and everyone stopped. They were already inside the border of the Great Yan, and the boundary stones between the two countries were standing by the roadside.
His trusted confidants had already returned to the city ahead of him, and generals would soon lead a large army to greet them. It was no longer a time when the Second Prince alone could turn the tide.
Not long after, the Second Prince arrived with a large entourage. His fury was devastating, for he had been utterly betrayed.
"Chu Yi!!!"
The actor playing the second prince is also a very stylish martial arts performer. He perfectly portrays the anger of being betrayed and mocked, and the inner conflict of still valuing talent but being unable to bring himself to kill him directly.
Chu Yi stepped forward and delivered a line, but because he was too far away, the media couldn't capture it.
All that could be felt was that the talks had broken down and war was imminent.
But at the crucial moment, Yu Yang suddenly picked up the whip and swung it at the horse next to him. The horse neighed and leaped into the air, and continued to gallop wildly after being stimulated. When Yu Yang put the whip back, he also took a longbow and a quiver with him.
Yu Yang decisively ordered, "Let's go!"
We've only just crossed the border; it's not safe here yet. The Sheng Kingdom's army is likely to continue its relentless pursuit.
Chu Yi's group immediately continued their mad dash, while Yu Yang deliberately lagged behind. Seeing cavalry charging towards them, Yu Yang turned her body, nocked an arrow, and shot the man off his horse, causing him to roll to the ground.
Using the horseback archery skills taught to her by the people of Sheng, she took their lives one arrow at a time.
Finally, an arrow grazed the Second Prince Haishan's face, leaving a bloody mark.
He stood frozen in place, while Yu Yang's next arrow was already nocked and aimed at him.
Hai Shan knew that if Yu Yang had deviated even slightly from the arrowhead, he would have been hit as well.
But Yu Yang let him go; it was just a warning arrow.
If he were to advance any further and fire another arrow, it would be fatal.
After a long pause, Hai Shan finally waved his hand, bringing everyone to a halt.
He gave Yuyang a deep look and said, "Yuyang, take care of yourself."
Yu Yang shot the arrow into the sky and then said something very hurtful.
"Your Highness, thank you for your care. We shall meet again on the battlefield."
She sheathed her bow and spurred her horse without a second thought, leaving everyone with only a dashing and heroic silhouette.
The media personnel who filmed the entire shoot gasped and remained silent until the director yelled "Cut!" Fang Ke then rode back on his chestnut horse, waving and greeting the media. Only then could someone finally exclaim, "Holy crap, Fang Ke, you're so damn cool!"
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