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Chapter 386 When did I get anxious?
Dao Ye is now a legendary figure.

Qi Hao appeared in almost all of the movies that were popular last year, including Jiang Wen's "Let the Bullets Fly".

This makes people forget that he was Gao Yang's bodyguard.

Instead, she became associated with Qi Hao.

Qi Hao has also been labeled as a Taoist.

Many film crews in the industry also follow suit and hire Taoist priests, Buddhist monks, or even priests to perform prayers before starting filming.

However, the producers of "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate" seem to have some regrets.

Because of Li Lianjie's Buddhist beliefs, he rejected the fake Taoist priest's rituals at the time.

At that time, even fake Taoist priests arrived at the scene.

However, regret is useless now; it's all in the past.

Many people started thinking that after "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate" was released, they could check the box office figures to find out how skilled Master Suiyun really was.

In fact, the Chinese people have a very weak belief in gods and spirits.

Gods... you need to have KPIs too.

If you don't work, you might face unemployment.

Did you get a miracle?
How can you prove that your magic works?
For example, you can pray before an exam, and if you do well, it's the result of your hard work; if you do poorly, it's all God's fault.

Even though several movies featuring Taoist priests performing rituals became hits.

A group of people followed the trend and sought blessings from faith.

But actually, not many people really believe it, otherwise there wouldn't be so many cases of people vying for jobs.

"Master, does our ancestor have jurisdiction over foreign countries?"

Ye Weimin held a large megaphone and directed the people to work.

There were quite a few locals watching this scene.

The main religion in Thailand is Theravada Buddhism, but there are other religious beliefs as well.

Everyone says you need to respect the local people's beliefs, but if you have a big enough fist, you can beat them up if they don't let you believe, and then they won't have any objections.

Just like that line in the movie.

At first he refused to pay, but his attitude improved a lot after the beating.

"Damn, he can control the entire universe!"

The fake Taoist priest brandished his magic sword, and just then a gust of wind blew by, causing sand and stones to fly everywhere.

The Thai people around were so shocked their eyes almost popped out.

Actually, the fake Taoist priest was also startled.

Thailand is a very haunted place; hopefully, there's something supernatural there.

He was the only Taoist disciple who came to Thailand this time; he was outnumbered and outmatched.

"Master Dao, let's get started. Do a good job, and I'll take you to see a ladyboy tonight."

Ye Weimin urged the Taoist priest to pray for the film.

"Damn, am I that kind of person?"

Enraged, Master Suiyun's dignified and otherworldly image vanished instantly.

"I'm just looking, I'm not asking you to do anything, why are you in such a hurry?"

Ye Weimin is innocent.

Now that we're in Thailand, do we still need to be reserved?

Unlike Qi Hao, you didn't bring your wife with you.

Of those tourists who come to Thailand, if not all, at least a significant portion are drawn by the country's thriving red-light district.

Even when your abbot comes, you all clamor to extend the time.

"When did I get anxious? Huh? When did I get anxious?"

Master Suiyun was even more furious.

Everyone remained silent, just staring at him without saying a word.

Embarrassed, he could only put on a stern face and begin to perform a ritual to pray for the movie.

To intimidate the Thai people.

His swordplay this time was extremely elegant, with a sharp and deadly blade.

If a Muay Thai expert were to face him, he'd probably get his eyes gouged out, his nose sliced ​​off, his throat slit, his wrists cut, his kidneys slashed, his genitals plucked, and his Achilles tendons severed before he even got close...

Then what's the point of hitting a hammer?

After the opening ceremony, filming began.

The filming location was a five-star hotel.

Qi Hao encourages Wang Baoqiang to steal Huang Bo's passport, thereby limiting Huang Bo's ability to track him. As a scene, indoor scenes offer more room for error.

Moreover, this is considered a climax scene, which can enhance the actors' chemistry.

After all, there are no intimate scenes in this movie.

They couldn't even break the awkwardness with intimate scenes.

"Searching like this, crouching down, makes it seem more like stealing..."

Ye Weimin demonstrated the movements.

Hong Kong directors all hope that the first shot can be completed in one take, as it is considered auspicious.

"Okay, got it!"

Wang Baoqiang's acting skills are definitely not a problem; this scene is no problem for him.

Huang Bo, on the other hand, was naked except for a bath towel.

Even though I was wearing boxer shorts, it would still be very embarrassing if the towel fell down.

Fortunately, he is also a very professional actor.

He used to play mostly ordinary people from the lower classes, but this time he played a social elite, and it didn't feel particularly out of place.

Wang Baoqiang was rummaging through things when Huang Bo, who had cucumber slices stuck to his eyes, mistook him for a massage therapist, leading to an awkward yet hilarious scene.

Wang Baoqiang subconsciously treated Huang Bo like a scallion pancake, manipulating him quite skillfully.

Huang Bo never had a chance to get up again after he fell down.

When he realized something was wrong, Wang Baoqiang knocked him unconscious.

This is their first time working together.

However, the routes they took overlapped slightly.

For example, none of them are handsome, but they are all good at playing ordinary people and have good comedic talent.

Now that they've met, they instinctively start competing.

This scene doesn't require particularly complex acting skills, but if the actor wants to convey that contrast and sense of urgency, they still need to put in a lot of effort.

Fortunately, the final result was very good.

Aside from a few shots that needed to be reshot due to reasons other than the actors, and a few shots that required multiple angles for easier editing, most of the rest were completed in one take.

This made Qi Hao feel a bit of pressure.

Are all actors these days so cunning? Their acting skills are getting better and better than the last.

His performance was scheduled for the next day.

Similar to Wang Baoqiang's scene on the first day, Qi Hao mainly encouraged Wang Baoqiang to help him steal a passport. After waiting for a while and finding that Wang Baoqiang hadn't returned, Qi Hao went to check on him, but ended up going into the wrong room.

The plot of going into the wrong room is somewhat repetitive with the first movie.

After receiving the script, Qi Hao also considered whether to delete this plot to avoid viewers complaining about the repetition of the story.

But after much consideration, I still feel reluctant to part with it.

Although it's the same as the first movie where the character goes into the wrong room, the plot elements are completely different.

The feeling presented to the audience will definitely be different.

Later, after discussing it with other members of the crew, everyone unanimously opposed removing the scene where the character went to the wrong room.

Since it's "Lost in Thailand 2", wouldn't it be reasonable to retain some of the plot from the first movie?
There was a slight hiccup in the casting process.

You can find ladyboy beauties anytime, anywhere, but it might be hard to find a woman with three breasts in Thailand.

But there are a lot of ladyboys, no matter what kind.

Yip Wai-man came to Thailand ahead of time to select actors.

He selected only the most beautiful transgender women who were extremely attractive and had a large following on the internet.

It won't cost much money.

Upon hearing that they could collaborate with Qi Hao, all the ladyboys eagerly signed up.

I'd be willing to act even if it meant not getting paid.

Qi Hao and An Feng have become incredibly popular across Asia. Not only do Thai girls want to marry him, but even Thai ladyboys have long held the same idea.

Unfortunately, they didn't have the opportunity to film intimate scenes with Qi Hao.

As for the foreign tourists who played with the two ladyboys, the script said they were Europeans and Americans.

However, Qi Hao had consulted Master Suiyun for his opinion.

If he's interested, you could give him a chance to "sacrifice" himself for the movie and play with two ladyboys.

However, Master Suiyun still had to maintain his reputation within the Taoist community.

So he turned down this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

(End of this chapter)