Why would someone like that want to make movies?
Because the goddess he secretly admires is an actress!
He wants to become an actor so he can get close to the goddess!
...Let's not criticize such a naive and rich guy.
Naturally, judging from the usual pattern of male-oriented novels, in the end, the male protagonist adds the goddess Long Xun to his harem. Afterwards, Long Xun, like a gay man, says that since it's you, she chooses to let go and not compete with you, and then wishes them well before retiring.
Then... I don't know what triggered the author, but ancient martial arts suddenly appeared in a perfectly good entertainment industry novel, because the male protagonist had enough points to exchange for ancient martial arts skills, and could fly over rooftops and so on.
Then, in a chaotic battle of ancient martial arts, the male lead takes a break to film a movie. Everyone in the same crew as him is constantly having bad luck and encountering danger, allowing the male lead to show off a bit. After that, the male lead goes to film a horror movie.
Ghosts appeared too.
—Upon reaching this point, Long Xun immediately flipped to the ending.
The male protagonist's ending is that he lives a carefree and happy life with his three harems, and the world is at peace.
So where exactly is the problem in this chaotic world?
Long Xun sighed slightly, looked up at his reflection in the makeup mirror. He was wearing a navy blue, tacky jacket, his messy hair looked like a bird's nest, and he was wearing a pair of large, thick-rimmed black glasses.
The script describes the character as a successful but still unkempt painter. It's easy to portray this unkemptness with the help of a makeup artist, but the character's carefree personality in the storyline is something that Long Xun in the original novel could never quite capture.
The reason why Long Xun was not well-liked in this film crew was that no one knew that he was the chairman of the legendary Long Group. Only the director knew a little bit about him, so he was very polite to him. The others just thought he was ordinary and rich, so they didn't bother him, but they didn't respect him much either.
In addition, his acting skills are indeed not good. Even if he is good-looking, he can't make it in the entertainment industry just because he is good-looking.
Staring at himself in the mirror, Long Xun silently unzipped his shirt and took off his upper body clothes.
The dark blue dragon tattoo, with its claws outstretched, covered the strong arms, shoulders, and sides of the body. Turning to the side, one could also see the same dragon tattoo on the back.
Even if the Beggars' Sect's Shuo Xue Set isn't displayed, it will still give Long Xun such a tattoo on his body in reality.
He looks very wild and like a mob boss.
Long Xun remained silent.
If he had foreseen this, he wouldn't have chosen this profession...
After standing there dumbfounded for a while, Long Xun put his clothes back on, took a deep breath and slowly exhaled, his black vertical pupils showing a slight contraction.
Anyway, let's focus on making this TV series well.
The tasks you've already received should be completed well, no matter what.
There was a gentle knock on the door of the lounge, and the voice of Mr. Ye Anan, Long Xun's assistant and secretary, rang out from the doorway: "Boss, the new script has arrived. Would you like to take a look?"
"Bring it in."
The door creaked open, and Ye Anan walked in, handing the new script to Long Xun with both hands. Long Xun flipped through it and quickly memorized the contents.
With his eyes half-closed, Long Xun recalled the plot for a moment, then stood up: "Let's go."
This time, everyone felt something was different during the filming.
The guy who could never get into character and wasted film sat in the swaying carriage, looking out the window. Across from him, a beautiful woman smiled and said something, raising her hand to brush a strand of hair behind her ear. A platinum diamond ring on the ring finger of her left hand was very eye-catching.
The disheveled man with the silly-looking black-rimmed glasses turned to look at her, his gaze lingering on her hand. Anyone could sense that he was not quite at peace.
"...Speaking of which, it's been a long time since I've seen you. I never expected to run into you on the train."
The woman continued to sigh, while the man's sensual lips parted slightly, and a soft voice uttered: "You..."
His unfinished words came to an abrupt end, but the slight forward lean, as if trying to get a clear look at the ring on her hand, made everyone sense the man's hesitation.
Then, as if he had come to his senses, he suddenly lowered his head and stopped looking at the woman.
Zheng Yu felt as if she had been transported into a scene where she truly felt like she was meeting the man in front of her again. She was already married, but the man in front of her was the innocent, budding romance she had once longed for.
A relieved smile appeared on Zheng Yu's lips, and she asked softly, "Are you... alright?"
"Cut! Perfect!" Director Mandou slapped his thigh excitedly.
After the scene ended, Zheng Yu sat there somewhat bewildered. The man opposite her, who had just been hesitant to look at her, had raised his head and stood up with a cold expression to listen to the director talk about the next scene.
After a moment, Zheng Yu came to her senses; she was just filming.
It's not that she actually had any past relationship with that man.
...
For Long Xun, acting is not a difficult task. Although he has always lived a life detached from the world, he has seen and experienced far too much, and he can portray any feeling with ease.
However, once the scene ended, Long Xun would instantly switch back to his indifferent self, displaying such skill in splitting his personality that everyone who acted with him was left bewildered.
Today was only the first day of filming, and the director was not suspicious of Long Xun's drastically different acting skills. They all thought that perhaps Long Xun had not found his rhythm at the beginning. Moreover, the director was very excited to find that after Long Xun added a line on his own, the whole plot was more intense and much better than his previous silent performance.
Because Long Xun got into character, the filming progressed faster than originally planned. Since the other actors hadn't arrived yet, Long Xun went home to rest that night.
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