Run, Best Actor!

Clearly, Gu Li was really hurt by Ye Chuanping's words, and tears were already streaming down her face.

She said softly, "Stop being childish, okay?"

As she spoke, Gu Li gently wiped her nose and continued, "How old are you? Do you really think these things are worthless?"

Gu Yuan opened his mouth slightly, but did not speak.

Gu Li continued, "Love without material support is just a pile of sand; it doesn't even need the wind to blow it away, it will disintegrate after a few steps."

If I were just a student receiving subsidies today, would you, Gu Yuan, love me?

Another difference is that Gu Yuan, played by Liu Taile, didn't shout or scream, but simply said quietly, "Of course!"

After saying that, he stepped forward, placed his hands on Gu Li's shoulders, lowered his head slightly and licked his lips, then raised his head, looking directly into Gu Li's eyes, and asked in a slightly louder voice, "If I were a poor boy today, would you still love me?"

Gu Li simply lowered her head, no longer looking at Gu Yuan, and remained silent for a long time without replying.

Gu Yuan seemed a little anxious and asked again, "Can you still do it?"

Gu Li kept her head down and didn't reply.

But this silence is already the answer.

Disappointed, Gu Yuan released his grip, took a small step back, and said softly, "I understand."

Gu Li's tears welled up again.

She raised her head, looking at Gu Yuan with a stubborn gaze, "You don't know, the reason you can say such high-sounding things as 'money is not important' and 'would you love me if I had no money' is because you have never experienced a life without money."

You hold a credit card with a 400,000 yuan overdraft limit, recklessly printing transactions on the POS machine, just for a nice watch or a nice piece of clothing.

As she spoke, she tugged at Gu Yuan's coat.

Gu Li continued her barrage: "You're just putting on an air of nobility to play the role of a fallen aristocrat. Stop this pretentious act of self-importance. Have you been reading too much Shakespeare?!"

Gu Yuan, who had been listening to her without arguing, revealed disappointment in his eyes.

He nodded slightly, then turned and left.

After taking only a few steps, he stopped.

"Time to throw the shoe away!"

Guo Xiaosi thought to himself from behind the monitor.

The previous plot had already given Guo Xiaosi a direct understanding of Liu Taile's acting skills—he's really more than a level above the previous guy!

Although Liu Taile's lines did not follow the script exactly, his exceptionally smooth performance made Guo Xiaosi completely overlook those details.

He held his breath, eagerly anticipating Liu Taile's next move.

According to the script, Gu Yuan should have turned his back to Gu Li, taken off one shoe, turned around and threw it at her, saying fiercely, "Here you go!"

Then he took two steps, took off his other shoe, and threw it at her in the same way, saying, "I'll give you both."

Then, wearing only socks, she walked away into the distance without looking back, leaving Gu Li alone to cry quietly.

Honestly, it's like two immature people playing house.

How could he possibly be a rich kid who has had a good upbringing since childhood?

It's possible that in reality, there are indeed unscrupulous rich kids who behave this way.

But in reality, the social status of these rich kids would never reach that of Gu Yuan and Gu Li in the novel "Tiny Times"!

To put it bluntly, the entire plot of the book is just Guo Jingming's own imagination.

It's similar to how ancient farmers imagined that the emperor used a golden hoe to till the land.

Not knowing the truth only makes them a laughing stock.

Liu Taile was about to show everyone what a well-educated rich kid should behave, even when emotionally agitated.

Then, Gu Yuan, played by him, walked a few steps with his back to Gu Li, looking somewhat lost and dejected.

He then stopped, looked up, and sighed.

Then he bent down and took off both shoes.

He then took out a clean white handkerchief from his pocket and gently wiped the boots clean, smoothing out every crease.

Then, she turned around and walked back to Gu Li, bending down to quietly place the boots on the ground.

Then he stood up, straightened his back, looked at Gu Li, and said, "I'll give these boots back to you."

There was no anger or hysteria in his tone; on the contrary, it was very calm.

But after this calm came a cold declaration: Gu Li, it's really over.

Then he turned and left.

His back remained straight, and despite wearing only socks, his steps were very steady.

Guo Caijie had just gotten into character when she suddenly jolted awake.

Tears welled up instantly. She squatted down, hugged her knees, looked at the boots on the ground, and cried uncontrollably.

"Okay, click!"

Guo Xiaosi jumped up excitedly, "That's right, that's right, this is the Gu Yuan I want!"

That's amazing, Taylor, you're absolutely fantastic!

This one's done! One take and it's done!!

The excited Guo Xiaosi was already incoherent.

Although Liu Taile has not yet performed any other scenes.

But Guo Jingming, who is the original author, director, and screenwriter, knows best that this breakup scene is actually the highlight of Gu Yuan's character in the entire movie.

Once Liu Taile performs this scene well, the other scenes will be no challenge for him.

But the fact is that it gave him quite a surprise.

Liu Taile perfectly captured the essence of the character Gu Yuan.

Or rather, this is the effect Guo Jingming wanted.

He is a well-mannered rich second-generation, which is why he can be on par with Gu Li, the "queen".

Compared to that kid who only knew how to act in Taiwanese idol dramas, he portrayed Gu Yuan as a mama's boy who never grew up.

Gu Yuan, played by Liu Taile, has his own ideas and his own principles.

He would not back down even when faced with a domineering mother.

It was only when Gu Li misjudged him that he decided to end the relationship out of disappointment.

Even after the breakup, he maintained good manners, giving each other a dignified breakup without making things too ugly.

This is the reason why Guo Jingming was so pleasantly surprised.

He wanted to create a completely different image of a rich second-generation heir than before.

Perhaps because he had watched too many Taiwanese idol dramas, he couldn't break free from those limitations and created a cliché rich second-generation character.

Liu Taile, however, boldly adapted the script and offered his own answer.

The results were exceptionally good.

In any case, Guo Jingming has no faults.

"Taylor, how did you come up with the idea of ​​creating this character?"

Guo Xiaosi asked curiously.

"Yes, she's absolutely captivating!"

After filming wrapped, Guo Caijie, her eyes still red, came over and asked, "Tailo, how did you design this character?"

"What I was thinking was that since this character has never been abroad, he should have learned Chinese etiquette since elementary school."

Liu Taile spoke eloquently, "Chinese etiquette is about knowing how to behave properly, not overstepping boundaries, emphasizing restraint, and dealing with things calmly rather than being overly emotional."

After he finished speaking, he still looked at the people around him with clear eyes.

He couldn't help but sigh.

Okay, his version is a bit ahead of its time.