Huayu Entertainment: It was the young actress who took the initiative.

Chapter 80 The Ex-Wife's Impotent Rage

In late April, Chen Mo's filming for "Hello, Old Times" entered its most intensive phase.

The broadcast of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is already more than halfway through.

After finishing work and returning to the hotel that day, Chen Mo had just taken a shower. As he was drying his hair and unlocking his phone, WeChat messages flooded in.

Dilraba: "They say I'm an incompetent wife~"

Li Yitong: "How come I didn't know your kissing scenes were so good? (smiling emoji)"

Meng Ziyi: "Chen Mo—did you see the scene that aired tonight? [shivering]"

Bai Mengyan: "(Shares link) You little rascal, that kissing scene was pretty good!"

Chen Mo's heart skipped a beat, and he first clicked on the video posted by Bai Mengyan.

It's the scene that just aired tonight.

It's a kissing scene between Yang Kang and Mu Nianci.

On the screen, Chen Mo slowly lowered his head, looking into Meng Ziyi's eyes, his voice gentle: "Nianci—"

He slowly bent down.

Meng Ziyi tilted his head slightly, and his hands somehow climbed onto his shoulders.

Chen Mo wrapped his arms around her waist and deepened the kiss.

The candlelight flickered, casting the two shadows onto the wall, where they overlapped.

Chen Mo's gentleness was tempered with restraint, while Meng Ziyi's shyness was tinged with passion.

Especially her closed eyes, her eyelashes fluttering slightly, and the blush on her face were particularly captivating in the candlelight.

More importantly, she kissed him with such passion—she was completely absorbed in the moment.

The camera zooms in from the side.

Meng Ziyi opened his eyes, his eyes misty with tears, looking utterly resigned.

Then a barrage of comments froze for a second, followed by a tsunami of comments flooding the screen.

"Holy shit!!!"

"You two, stop doing this on my screen!"

"It's like it's being pulled apart! It's really like it's being pulled apart!!"

"Mom! Is this an acting expression?!"

"Is Meng Ziyi's look real? Is it real?!"

"My God, look at Meng Ziyi's eyes! He's definitely already horrified!"

"Is this acting? I think it's genuine emotion!"

"Where's Reba! Quickly, call Reba here!!"

"I'm totally shipping this Yang Mu pairing!!"

"Help! They really didn't talk? They really didn't talk?!"

"Suggested title: The Love Story of Yang Kang and Mu Nianci in The Legend of the Condor Heroes"

"While Guo Jing and Huang Rong next door are still writing 'The Return of the Condor Heroes,' things are already underway here!"

Chen Mo couldn't help but laugh when he saw these comments.

On the trending topics list, #YangKangMuNianciKissScene# has climbed to number 4.

Clicking on it, the first thing you see is a montage of that kissing scene, which has been shared over 200,000 times.

The comment section was completely flooded with comments.

"I'm dead!!"

"Is this version of Yang Mu real?? It's so sweet!!"

"Meng Ziyi's gaze, oh my god, I love it so much!!"

"Does Chen Mo have some special techniques for acting in kissing scenes? How come he always manages to make the actresses completely swoon!"

"Where's Dilraba? @Dear—Dilraba, come quick!!"

"Dilraba: I'm filming in the rain in Hengdian, and you guys are shipping my man's CP here?"

"Hey you up ahead, watch out! Dilraba's coming after you via the internet!"

Chen Mo continued to slide down.

Then he saw the repost.

From @Dear—Dilraba.

The video being shared was a compilation of the kissing scene, with only one caption: "@Actor Chen Mo, explain yourself?"

Just four simple words plus a question mark.

No emojis, no topic added.

The comment section exploded with more than 20,000 comments within three minutes.

"Hahahaha, Dilraba is going crazy!"

"This queenly aura is amazing, I'm in awe."

Dilraba: I'd like to see who's kissing my man.

"She's panicking!! She's panicking!!"

"Oh no, Chen Mo's going to be kneeling on durians when he gets back!"

"Dilraba is so cute, she has this kind of girlish jealousy."

But most people were just making jokes: "Dilraba, admit it, you're just a fish in the Emperor's fishpond."

"Hilarious, they've been kissing for three minutes already, and you're here to explain yourself?"

"My ex-wife is in a fit of impotent rage.jpg"

"Chen Mo has a harem of three thousand, and you were just the first one to move in."

"Dilraba: I can't control his personal life, but I can control his Weibo?"

Upon seeing this, Chen Mo exited Weibo and replied to Dilraba's message: "Are you jealous?"

Seeing Chen Mo's concern for her feelings, Dilraba felt a surge of sweetness in her heart and typed a reply: "I was a little jealous at first, but then I remembered that you were thinking of me when you kissed her, so I'm not jealous anymore."

After replying to Chen Mo, Dilraba thought for a moment, picked up her phone, and reopened Weibo.

The video she shared has gone viral.

The comments section was still buzzing with excitement: "Dilraba, you're hopeless! Aren't you angry at all?"

"In the Emperor's fishpond, you are just one of the fish."

"Hilarious, they've been kissing for three minutes already, and you're still tagging me here."

She looked at the comments and replied to the one that described her as a "fuming ex-wife image": "[smile]"

Three seconds later, the comment section exploded in a second wave.

"Holy crap, the person in question replied!"

"That smiling face is terrifying!!"

Dilraba: You're finished, I'll remember you.

"Hahaha, I can feel the murderous aura even through the screen!"

Chen Mo also saw the reply, smiled and shook his head, then returned to WeChat and began replying to other people's messages one by one.

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, the filming of "Hello, Old Times" has come to an end.

The final scene was filmed in a rented Western restaurant.

At three o'clock in the afternoon, sunlight streamed through the blinds, cutting out alternating light and dark stripes on the wooden floor.

Chen Mo was wearing a blue jacket over a white T-shirt.

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This was the last outfit he wore in this film.

Li Landi sat across the table, wearing a gray dress and a white coat.

Director Sha Mo stood behind the monitor, giving the two actors one last run-through of the scene: "This final scene doesn't need many lines. But Chen Mo, your eyes need to go from initial surprise to a quick shift to determination."

He paused, then turned to Li Landi: "Yu Zhouzhou's emotional transitions need to be subtle, from figuring things out to taking the initiative to say 'I like you,' the emotions need to be coherent."

"it is good."

"All departments are ready."

The clapperboard clicked.

Adjust the lighting to a warmer tone.

Li Landi looked at Chen Mo, who was talking animatedly in front of her, and hesitated for a moment: "Lin Yang, what did you want to say to me when you were trying on wedding dresses that day?"

Chen Mo was taken aback when he heard her words.

Before Chen Mo could react, Li Landi looked at him with a determined expression and said, "I'm willing."

She noticed Chen Mo's confusion and continued to explain, "Actually, I was confused before too—but I want to tell you, Lin Yang, I like you."

Upon hearing this, Chen Mo no longer hesitated and turned to discuss something with the guests at other tables.

Li Landi stood up, somewhat puzzled. Chen Mo turned back, conjured a ring from his hand, and then took Li Landi's hand, putting the ring on her finger: "Now that you're wearing the ring, you can't back out!"

"Um."

"Card!"

Director Shamo stood up and applauded vigorously.

The set instantly erupted in cheers.

The staff cheered and rushed over, some handing out flowers, others setting off fireworks.

Colorful confetti drifted down onto Chen Mo and Li Landi's hair and shoulders, shimmering in the afternoon sunlight.

Li Landi looked down at the ring on her finger.

The simulated diamond ring prepared by the props team refracted tiny sparkles of light under the lamp.

That evening, the film crew held a wrap party at a nearby hotel.

After Director Sha Mo finished speaking, he picked up his cup and sat down next to Chen Mo. Without saying a word, he poured himself a cup of tea.

"I can't hold my liquor."

Director Shamo smiled and said, "I'll use tea instead of wine, please don't take offense."

Chen Mo picked up his cup and clinked it against his.

Director Sha Mo leaned back in his chair, watching the lively atmosphere of the banquet hall, and suddenly said, "Before I met you, I had seen you play Donghua Dijun. After watching it, I thought you were not suitable to play Lin Yang."

Chen Mo didn't rush to speak, waiting for him to continue.

"Because your portrayal of Donghua Dijun is too ethereal and not down-to-earth."

Director Shamo looked at the tea in the cup and explained, "Lin Yang shouldn't be like this. Lin Yang is actually very ordinary, but often the most difficult character to portray is the ordinary."

Many young actors nowadays tend to overact when playing sunny, cheerful, or youthful characters.

Sometimes, with a smile so full and eyes so bright, it's as if they want to tell the audience:

Look how sunny and positive I am!

Many actors simply play the role of a "nice guy," portraying "being kind to others," but you're portraying "why he's kind to others."

As he said this, he met Chen Mo's gaze, his eyes revealing admiration.

"Lin Yang's family background is very good. His parents are loving and he does not lack love, so he does not need to ask anything from others."

He was nice to Yu Zhouzhou not because he wanted anything, but simply because he wanted her to be happy, and you acted that out.

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After listening, Chen Mo doubted whether he was as good as the director said, but it was always a good thing to be praised, so he sincerely thanked the director.

Director Shamo seemed to sense his sincerity, patted him on the shoulder, smiled, and then turned to chat with the others.