sovbooks Chapter 13 Oh no, I've become a little blondie!
Chapter 13 Oh no, I've become a little blondie!
The next morning.
Although Yu Min gave Lin Hao a day off and he didn't have any scenes to film, he still habitually got up early and went to the set.
My professional habits, formed in my past life, dictate that I must maintain my presence on set even when I'm not filming.
Watch more, learn more, and become more familiar with the face – this is the way for aspiring actors to survive.
And to be honest, he quite enjoyed being on set.
Although those ten years in his previous life were miserable, the film set itself always gave him a good feeling.
The crisp sound of the lights, the camera, the clapperboard striking the screen; the instant the actors transform from ordinary people into different souls in front of the camera...
These were the things he missed most in his past life, and the reason he was unwilling to accept his fate until his death.
It's not that they're unwilling to be sidelined or suppressed.
Rather, he was unwilling to accept that he hadn't been able to truly leave his mark in the industry he loved.
it's good now.
My memories are back, the system is back, and even my face has been fixed.
This time, he is determined to establish himself in this industry.
Upon arriving at the film set, Lin Hao first poured himself a cup of hot water.
Just as we were drinking, Liu Yifei arrived.
Today she changed into casual clothes, a white sweatshirt and jeans, with her ponytail swaying gently behind her head, looking fresh and clean.
Lin Hao greeted him with a smile.
Good morning.
Liu Yifei had just opened her mouth to reply "Good morning, Brother Lin" when she felt a cold pressure behind her before she could even speak.
She turned her head and saw Liu Xiaoli standing three meters away, staring at her with an expression that said, "If you dare say a word to her, I'll take you back to Beijing."
Liu Yifei opened her mouth, then closed it again.
In the end, he simply nodded slightly to Lin Hao and then quickly walked towards his mother.
He didn't say a single word the entire time.
Lin Hao: "..."
No, who did he offend so early in the morning?
A staff member nearby saw this, suppressed a laugh, walked over, and patted him on the shoulder.
"Brother, don't take it to heart."
"What's going on?"
"The little white rabbit got punished by its parents. They won't let it play with the blond guy anymore."
"Who is the blond guy?"
The guy looked Lin Hao up and down, smiled meaningfully, and said nothing.
Lin Hao touched his hair.
Okay, he does have a slightly yellowish tint.
But that doesn't mean he's "yellow-haired," does it?
Left with no other choice, Lin Hao found a corner on set and sat down quietly as an audience member.
Today we're filming the scene where Xiaolongnu teaches Yang Guo how to use a sword.
Huang Xiaoming and Liu Yifei followed the martial arts instructor to learn the movements, practicing their stances, sword strikes, and sword sheathing over and over again.
Lin Hao was completely absorbed in watching.
I'm not watching Huang Xiaoming.
It's about watching Liu Yifei.
I have to say, this girl has a really good figure.
Perhaps because she had studied dance since elementary school, the way she picked up the sword was very beautiful.
Clad in white, her long sword gleamed like a rainbow.
That image perfectly overlapped with the image of the "most beautiful Little Dragon Girl" in the hearts of countless people later on.
No wonder Liu Yifei's Little Dragon Girl became irreplaceable in many people's hearts after this version of "The Return of the Condor Heroes" aired.
It's not because of her excellent acting skills, but because she embodied the character.
Some actors create characters through their acting skills, while others become characters through their temperament.
Liu Yifei belongs to the latter category.
She doesn't need to "act" as Little Dragon Girl; she only needs to stand there, and she is Little Dragon Girl.
This innate quality is a gift from God; it has nothing to do with acting skills, techniques, or even hard work.
It was destined.
Of course, while she possesses a certain elegance, there is still a lot of room for improvement in her acting skills.
The fact that the director made me do eight takes yesterday is the best proof of that.
But that's normal.
At seventeen years old, with this foundation, given time and proper training, the future is promising.
Lin Hao withdrew his gaze and shifted his attention away from Liu Yifei's figure to something else.
You can't keep staring at other people.
Liu Xiaoli's informants are probably everywhere; any staff member could be a "spy" she's planted.
His current persona in this production is already outrageous enough; he can't afford to add any more drama for himself.
The label of "a monster in human form" is enough to make him suffer.
If he were to be accused of peeping at actresses, it wouldn't just be a matter of being kicked out by Liu Xiaoli; it would be a matter of being thrown out.
As Lin Hao was admiring the view, an idea suddenly popped into his head.
and many more.
The director raised his pay to 2500 per episode.
The highest system level is 2000 per episode, which corresponds to "Heavenly Rank Fighting Skill, Possessed by a Ghost".
In other words, his current acting skills as Zhen Zhibing are already at the level of "possessed by a ghost".
So here's the question.
What exactly does the description "possessed by a ghost" mean?
Based on previous shooting experiences, the system's support is not only reflected in facial expression management and emotional control, but also in a comprehensive understanding of the character.
He can automatically perceive Zhen Zhibing's most reasonable reaction in every scenario, including every detail of his eyes, breathing rhythm, and body language.
This is no longer a simple "improvement in acting skills".
It's more like... the soul of the character Zhen Zhibing has truly been attached to him in some way.
So, what about Zhen Zhibing's martial arts skills?
Zhen Zhibing was a disciple whom the Quanzhen Sect was actively cultivating, and his martial arts skills were among the best of the younger generation.
The Quanzhen Swordplay and Quanzhen Internal Energy are clearly described in the original work.
If the system's "possession" is all-encompassing, then Zhen Zhibing's martial arts skills... will he also know them?
Once the thought pops into your head, you can't suppress it anymore.
Lin Hao stood up and walked towards the martial arts instructor.
"Guide, can I try it too?"
Even as he said those words, Lin Hao himself was feeling uneasy.
What if the system's "possession" doesn't include martial arts skills?
Wouldn't that make him look foolish in public?
A newcomer hailed as a "genius" performed a bizarre and incoherent swordplay in front of the martial arts instructor and the entire crew; just imagining the scene is enough to send chills down your spine.
But he wouldn't be satisfied without trying.
This feeling is just like being an actor in a past life.
Even if you know the role might not be right for you, you'll never know the outcome if you don't audition.
It might fail if I try.
You'll definitely regret it if you don't try.
Lin Hao is a person who doesn't like to have regrets.
He regretted it too many times in his past life, and in this life he vowed never to miss any opportunity because of cowardice again.
Who cares, let's try it and see.
At worst, he'll just lose face; he's used to losing face in his past life.
The worst audition in his past life was when he was so nervous that he forgot his lines halfway through, stood there dumbfounded in front of the director for a full thirty seconds, and was finally politely asked to leave.
Having experienced that level of humiliation, what is there to be afraid of now?
Moreover, his intuition told him that the system would not let him down.
The phrase "possessed by a ghost" literally means that it should be all-encompassing and without any blind spots.
The martial arts instructor was a lean man in his forties, clearly someone who had trained for most of his life. He was quite pleased to hear Lin Hao's request.
"Sure, you'll have action scenes later anyway, so it's good to practice beforehand. Go change into your costume; the way you exert force in period costumes is different from modern clothes, so it'll be easier to get into character when you're in period costume."
Lin Hao ran to change into a gray Taoist robe, typical of Quanzhen Sect disciples, and also took a prop sword.
The moment the sword was in hand.
Lin Hao's pupils suddenly contracted.
A stream of information, like an electric current, traveled from my palm to my brain, and countless sword moves, footwork techniques, and body movements were automatically arranged and combined in my mind.
The starting stance, sword movement, power distribution, and breathing rhythm of Quanzhen swordplay...
Everything is here.
The system's "possession" is not only about acting skills, but also includes all the skills the character possesses.
This is outrageous!