After thinking for a while, he felt it was inappropriate and said, "Old Sun, this is realistic, but I'm afraid I might lose control and kill this person. They've had a hard life, there's no need to risk their life for a movie, is there?"
Before Old Sun could speak, the actor playing the young master of the Qingcheng Sect whispered, "Young Master, don't worry, I know how to handle this."
Young Master?
Ye Feng looked at Old Man Sun with a puzzled expression. Old Man Sun nodded and said, "Yes, my ninth disciple. If you can kill him, it's because he's not skilled enough! He can't blame anyone else!"
Holy crap!
It turned out they were one of their own. Ye Feng sighed, marveling at how his father was making the most of every resource around him to save money.
The actor acting opposite Ye Feng said, "Hehe, what can we do? We have families to support too, right? Brother Tian said this is a way out, isn't it?"
All right!
Ye Feng had nothing more to say. Since this person was skilled in martial arts, there was no need for him to hold back.
Soon the actors were in place, and Li Tian signaled to start again.
Sure enough, this time Ye Feng started performing as Old Man Sun had said, and it was much better than before.
The actor who played the young master of the Qingcheng Sect also countered each move, and to him, Ye Feng's skills were nothing more than triangular cat skills and not worth mentioning.
Director Wang was dumbfounded. He hadn't expected Ye Feng to have such a good foundation, being able to grasp the concepts with just a few pointers.
Also, where did Li Tian find this martial arts instructor?
He looks quite old, but he has something in his hands!
He has worked with no fewer than a dozen martial arts instructors, but few have been as direct and effective as this one.
And then there's the actor who fought Ye Feng, Li Tian. Where did they find him from when he was a child?
This kid looks like he really knows martial arts.
With Ye Feng accidentally killing the young master of the Qingcheng Sect, this scene came to a perfect end.
Ye Feng was also the first to check on the person's injuries.
He knew he hadn't held back; that blow had landed squarely on him.
Before the night wind had even died down, the person stood up on their own, seemingly unharmed.
"Are you alright?" Ye Feng asked with concern.
"Don't worry! I'm fine!" The guy patted his chest to indicate that he was alright.
Seeing him like this, Ye Feng felt relieved.
At the same time, it also makes me realize that there are so many talented people, but what's lacking are people who appreciate them.
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