"Did you also graduate from the film academy?" Xin Yu asked.
"Where did you study acting before?" he asked, seemingly very curious.
“I didn’t graduate from a film academy,” Cen Yu said. “After my debut, the company gave me some acting lessons.”
He couldn't be bothered to tell Xin Yu what his major was back then, because he had realized that this person had ulterior motives!
Everyone says they've seen his audition, so how could they not know he debuted as a complete amateur? He had never studied singing, dancing, or acting before.
Xin Yu was actually a little annoyed when he learned that Sister Lin was going to bring him along to say hello.
Since his debut in a film directed by a renowned director, he has looked down on idol dramas starring his peers, feeling that acting in too many of those kinds of shows would diminish his talent. So he prefers to wait and act in movies.
He said this to Sister Lin.
Sister Lin sneered, telling him not to be so arrogant and unrealistic. Did he know how difficult it was to get resources these days? Besides, did he think he could rest easy just because he acted in a movie?
How many directors have gone crazy after a film flops?
Xin Yu certainly understood this principle, but he was still unwilling, and said that even if he were to act in a TV series, he would only act in serious dramas and not idol dramas.
It wasn't until Gu Hanyin's film filing was released, along with the requirements for Qian Aige's casting, that he suddenly felt it was prepared just for him.
—His acting is not greasy, he hasn't become formulaic, and he's young. Isn't that just him?
So when he saw Cen Yu sneaking in, he was immediately displeased, which led to his actions just now.
"I see." Xin Yu nodded. "So, what are you good at?"
"Singing or dancing?"
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