It wasn't that Director Mu arranged it specifically, but Han Yan's scenes really required wire work nine out of ten times. She always appeared with light-footed skills, flying from one place to another in every scene.
This is also why Qin Zhihuai initially refused to let Qin Sheng take on this role.
But now that the job was already done, Qin Zhihuai could only do his utmost to ensure Qin Sheng's safety and comfort while on the wire.
After checking the equipment again to make sure there were no problems, the staff began to help Qin Sheng put on various straps.
Given that this was Qin Sheng's first time filming and her first time using wire work, Director Mu, after much deliberation, still had the staff put a belt, armbands, and leg straps on her at the same time, even though it would affect the post-production and aesthetics.
With a larger area of contact, the force can be distributed more evenly, preventing the pain from being too intense.
Director Mu was quite considerate, but Qin Sheng frowned after the first belt was tied.
It's so tight and cumbersome, it's not comfortable at all.
If she had a choice, Qin Sheng would rather fly herself than be suspended by these things, but with so many cameras pointing at her, she couldn't appear too different from ordinary people, so she had no choice but to reluctantly accept it.
However, he still refused the remaining four, saying to Director Mu, "I have practiced martial arts and can control my body. I'll just wear this one around my waist."
Director Mu paused, somewhat hesitant.
After thinking about it, he went to ask Qin Zhihuai for his opinion.
Qin Zhihuai looked over at Qin Sheng.
The worry in her heart gradually dissipated when she met the girl's calm eyes. She sighed softly and nodded, "Let's listen to her."
He paused, then beckoned to Xu Wenyue and instructed, "Go and get some more mats to put another layer on the ground."
Xu Wenyue ran away quickly.
The scene was quickly set up, and under the control of the staff, Qin Sheng slowly rose into the air. Not far from her, on the ground, was Jiang Ruoyu, who was also suspended by wires but had not yet been lifted into the air.
—This scene is a duet between Qin Sheng and Jiang Ruoyu.
Leng Hanyan, the world's number one assassin, accepted a high-value bounty mission to assassinate Wen Haoyue, who is ostensibly a female martial arts heroine but is actually the young lady of Haoyue Manor. She then framed Tianchong Pavilion, one of the five major martial arts forces along with Shuiyue Manor, to sow discord between the two sides.
After a fierce battle, Wen Haoyue was no match for Han Yan and nearly lost her life. However, at the last moment when life and death were hanging by a thread, the male protagonist Leng Shanhe appeared and saved Wen Haoyue from Han Yan's clutches. However, he was also injured by Han Yan's sharp sword energy and was forced to retreat step by step.
Han Yan's swordsmanship is just like her name: it is cold and sharp, yet as elusive and unpredictable as smoke, making it both unpredictable and difficult to defend against.
Leng Shanhe was no match for Han Yan, who slashed his chest with her sword, followed by another fierce sword aura rushing towards him.
Those struck by it will either die or be seriously injured.
But at this critical moment, Han Yan suddenly withdrew her sword strike, and the haze in her misty eyes dissipated, revealing a pair of beautiful eyes filled with astonishment.
She stared intently at the man not far away, who held a sword in one hand and had Wen Haoyue in the other. After a long silence, she suddenly sheathed her sword, touched the ground with her toes, and floated away.
They disappeared in the blink of an eye.
Tu Yu Leng Shanhe held the unconscious Wen Haoyue with a blank expression, yet he felt as if he had overlooked something.
This is the entire process of Leng Hanyan's first appearance, and the scene being filmed is the one where Leng Hanyan had a big battle with Wen Haoyue after her first appearance.
As soon as the word "action" was uttered, Wen Haoyue blinked and peeked slightly to the side.
When I saw the fire-breathing performer, the leaping monkeys, and the plates that were thrown high into the air and caught steadily, I couldn't help but smile slightly.
His eyes held a suppressed joy and relief.
Just as she was hesitating whether to get closer to watch the excitement, Wen Haoyue's ears twitched, and she keenly heard a sound of wind breaking through the noisy crowd.
She suddenly turned her head to look.
On a rooftop on either side of the street, a slender figure in black was leaping forward on the tiles. Finally, with a touch of the eaves, the figure transformed into a black shadow and descended from the sky.
He swiftly approached her, flying diagonally downwards, the cold light of his sword gleaming in his hand.
Wen Haoyue was startled. She drew her sword with her backhand and flew backward, barely avoiding the opponent's attack at the last moment.
But the woman in black simply crouched down and leaped into the air again, chasing after Wen Haoyue at an even faster speed.
Left with no other option, Wen Haoyue could only retaliate with his sword.
The two clashed instantly.
Leng Hanyan immediately pursued after her failed attack, changing her longsword from a thrust to a sweep, sweeping it horizontally in front of her and bringing out a sharp sword aura.
Wen Haoyue bent down as he flew backward, dodging the sword energy while simultaneously flipping over and using the force to kick the back of Leng Hanyan's longsword, attempting to knock the sword away and retreat.
But Leng Hanyan had anticipated this.
Not only was it unnecessary, but the sword was also turned around to take advantage of the situation.
The longsword slashed along Wen Haoyue's instep, tilting upwards to cut towards him, forcing Wen Haoyue to duck and land.
The longsword-wielding swordsman, who was in hot pursuit, leaped into the air once more.
The two then began to exchange blows.
However, Leng Hanyan was relentlessly attacking throughout, and Wen Haoyue was at a disadvantage from the very beginning. At this moment, she could only dodge while constantly looking for her opponent's weaknesses.
However, none were found.
The opponent's swordsmanship was so fluid and natural that it seemed as if he had become one with the swordsman, seamless and natural, flowing like clouds and water.
They were at a stalemate for a moment.
Director Mu was watching the camera while occasionally glancing up at the aerial battle.
The first scene had actually ended, but neither Qin Sheng nor Jiang Ruoyu showed any sign of stopping their actions.
In addition, the fight scene between the two was really exciting. If it weren't for the few swaying wires, he would have thought it was a recreation of the scene from the original novel.
I couldn't bring myself to interrupt.
He nodded in amazement: "To achieve such a result in her first acting role, I knew I hadn't misjudged her. Qin Sheng is the perfect choice to play Han Yan!"
The producer, who was standing nearby, couldn't help but nod in agreement: "Although her sense of camera presence isn't as strong as Jiang Ruoyu's, the level of her action scenes is just as good, if not better."
“But Lao Mu,” the producer called out to Director Mu, gesturing in a certain direction, “Are you sure you don’t call a halt? Some people might get angry.”
Director Mu looked over and, sure enough, saw Qin Zhihuai, whose expression had turned somewhat cold.
My heart skipped a beat, and I immediately picked up my prop, about to blurt out the word "Cut".
Just then, an unexpected turn of events occurred!
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