There are five big wolfhounds in a row, some gray, some yellow, and some black.

He squatted majestically behind Ye Wan.

The cold wind blew, and the long mane on the neck of the leading big gray wolfdog fluttered in the wind.

A classic movie scene emerged in Director Tan’s mind.

In "The Lion King", the old lion king Mufasa stood on the edge of the cliff, looking deeply at his territory and his people.

And the big gray wolfdog in front of him looked like a wolf king.

Then, Director Tan shook his head.

It must be because he has been filming from dawn to dusk recently and lack of sleep that caused him to have some wild thoughts.

How could a prop drug-sniffing dog that was a mix of a wolfdog and a husky be associated with the Wolf King? But when he looked back, Director Tan said, "..."

The big wolfhounds rented by the props team, which looked great but were actually useless, were now digging into the ground with their four paws and refusing to move forward.

No matter how the prop master coaxed them with snacks or pulled the leash, the dogs remained motionless.

The eyes that were so majestic yesterday, now when they looked at the big wolfhounds behind Ye Wan, made people inexplicably taste a bit of timidity?

The prop master was secretly amazed.

Director Tan waved his hand and said, "Take it back to the car."

The prop master turned around, and several big dogs ran away with their tails between their legs.

Director Tan looked at Ye Wan with a smile, "Thank you for your trouble! I'll ask the production staff to reimburse me later, double the amount!"

Two cows become four.

10 sheep become 20.

20 big fat pigs become 40.

Well, the wolves up there in the mountains can finally have a proper buffet.

Ye Wan rubbed the gray wolf's head and responded loudly: "Okay!"

I thought that now that we have the actors and the majestic drug-sniffing dog, everything should be ready, even the east wind is needed.

But when filming started, Director Tan discovered new problems.

"Du'er, that was your comrade who ate, lived and fought side by side with you. When it retired, you looked back with tears in your eyes. What's that look in your eyes? It's not like it will eat you!"

Director Tan shouted on the other end.

The actor's legs trembled at this: "Woo, woo, woo, I really think it wants to eat me!" When it was time to serve the meal, Ye Wan carried a bucket of chicken legs to a big tree in the distance.

Looking at the gray wolf indulging in the mountains and the other four wolves being treated as big wolfhounds and tied to the tree pitifully, Ye Wan gently touched the gray wolf's head, "Just think of it as bending over for dinner! Your wife, your cubs, and your people will be grateful to you! Thank you too!"

The gray wolf rubbed its head against Ye Wan, then picked up a fat, juicy chicken leg with a wronged look, and swallowed it in two bites.

Everyone in the crew only saw Ye Wan feeding the five big wolf dogs, patting their heads and feeding them chicken legs, taking very good care of them.

I could vaguely hear someone talking, but I didn't know what she said.

I only know that the filming will start again in the afternoon. From the people to the dogs, they are in perfect harmony.

It was as if he was infected by Ye Wan's one-shot obsession, and the filming of several scenes went very smoothly.

Finishing work early again, Ye Wan sent off two buses.

Driving the pickup truck borrowed by the crew, he drove the gray wolves out of the city.

Not long after the gray wolf returned to the forest, two trucks drove over from a distance.

Xiao Huihui’s labor fee has arrived.

A few black dots mixed with a group of white dots rushed to the foot of the mountain. Soon, there was a commotion among the sheep and pigs.

Gradually, they formed an inverted triangle shape, gradually gathered together and gathered in a common direction.

Sure enough, the strategic deployment is great!

Ye Wan took Su Qingyan away.

It was already past eight o'clock when Ye Wan returned to the hotel. After taking a hot bath, he saw his cell phone buzzing beside the bed.

It seemed like it had been ringing for a long time, the phone was hung up, and soon after, a WeChat message came.

Tang Mulin: "Wanwanwanwan, you've been hung up... link.url"

(End of this chapter)