Du Chun was caught off guard by Jiang Yang's close-range attack, and a surge of rage welled up within him. "I fucking...!"

I will endure!

He was so stubborn mainly because he was persuaded by Jiang Yang's burly figure.

I'm afraid I can't win.

Du Chun thought to himself that Jiang Yang was no match for him, let alone having Wang Yanlin as a helper.

Old Wang is very loyal. Although he is not qualified to challenge Du Chun with his status as a small Kalami, he is not afraid for Jiang Yangyiran.

His "brother" is not as cheap as Du Chun's.

In short, after weighing the options, Du Chun didn't dare to turn against them on the spot, fearing he would be attacked by two against one. So he just snorted coldly, put on his pants, and strode away.

Actually, he was overthinking it. Why would it take two people to beat him?

No joke, Jiang Yang, with his [Feathered Might], could crush him with one hand.

A kind reminder came from behind Du Chun.

"Brother Chun, you didn't wash your hands!"

Who is this person? Their hygiene habits are terrible.

Upon hearing this, Du Chun almost lost his composure and accelerated his escape, his back view looking quite disheveled.

Jiang Yang and Wang Yanlin burst into laughter.

"I hate pretentious people the most!"

Du Chun has always been fond of pulling off some outrageous moves.

In the new version of Water Margin, the legendary martial arts master Ximen Qing who "beats up Wu Song" is him. It feels like if it weren't for the plot, he could have killed Wu Song.

It had nothing to do with Jiang Yang originally, but now he's actually trying to mess with me.

I've given you the nerve, haven't I!

Although Du Chun chickened out in the bathroom, she regained some courage when she returned to the filming location.

So you're the only one with brothers?

There are a lot of people here. Do you think they'll help you or me?

This guy had a sinister look in his eyes, staring at Jiang Yang with a venomous snake-like glint in his eye, ready to seize any opportunity to launch an attack and start a group beating with a shout of "Let's go!"

Jiang Yang was not afraid of being ganged up on, but in the end, the full-blown brawl did not happen.

At this time, the crew was filming the "Martial Arts Competition in the Golden Hall".

The two main characters in this scene are Li Yuanba and Yuwen Chengdu. This is the official debut of the character Li Yuanba, which shocked everyone present.

What is the reputation of the greatest hero of the Sui and Tang Dynasties?

Upon his first appearance, he brutally beat up the second-best hero of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Yuwen Chengdu had a gold medal on his chest with the words "Invincible Under Heaven" written on it. Li Yuanba took a liking to it, which triggered a duel, and Yuwen Chengdu suffered a crushing defeat.

His father, Yuwen Huaji, was an old fox who wanted to call for a group fight.

As the second greatest hero of the Sui and Tang dynasties, Yuwen Chengdu still had some sense of shame and stopped this behavior that lacked martial ethics.

Li Yuanba was granted the title of "Prince of Zhao of the Western Prefecture".

Don't ask him why he could be a prince in the Sui Dynasty. Li Erfeng even bestowed upon him the title of "Prince of Qin of the Western Prefecture." This is the worldview of "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties."

There's a detail in the whole plot that's like this:

To highlight Li Yuanba's immense strength, he lifted two bronze lions from the main hall with his bare hands, leaving Yang Guang stunned.

Jiang Yang was familiar with this scene; he had filmed similar ones before.

In the legend of Chu and Han, there is a scene where Xiang Yu lifts the tripod.

The shooting methods are also similar.

For this type of scene, two sets of props are usually prepared, one real and one fake.

The tripod that the actor is lifting is obviously not a real tripod; it's custom-made and usually made of foam or something similar. It's very light, and the effort he's putting on is all acting; he's not actually exerting any force.

The problem is that if it's too easy to lift, the film will look fake.

However, there will also be a real tripod on site, which is used for shooting close-up shots.

Because fake props can't withstand close scrutiny.

The actor steps forward, gets into position, and finds the point of leverage. At this moment, the camera will give a close-up shot, and back then, they are using real weapons.

Then the camera cuts, zooms out, and when it's raised, it's already been replaced with a fake one.

The problem is that the audience might see too much.

That's pretty much the routine, and Jiang Yang was very familiar with it, so he didn't need to be taught at all.

This time, instead of a tripod, he used a bronze lion. He first filmed a close-up shot with a real lion, and then switched to a fake prop to kill two birds with one stone.

He was inwardly complaining that the production team had done a sloppy job.

Li Yuanba lifted up the two bronze lions, not one in each hand, but tied them together with iron chains. How strong and tight must those chains be to prevent them from breaking?

Just as Jiang Yang was reflecting on this, a sudden change occurred.

Something went wrong with the staff setting up the props; the bronze lion they were moving suddenly lost its footing and tipped over.

Good heavens, everyone was shocked, that was the real deal!

Just at this critical moment, a pair of hands reached out from the side, and this time they were terrified.

Smashing some things is one thing, it's just a matter of spending some money, but the bigger impact is that it might delay the filming schedule.

But if it hits someone, that's when things get really troublesome.

Before anyone could exclaim or scream, Jiang Yang steadily supported them, as if taking a leisurely stroll.

Huh, it didn't fall over?

No one reacted at first, but Wang Yanlin shouted it out.

"What are you standing there for? Help!"

He took the lead and set an example, and the other staff members quickly followed suit, working together to get the thing in place.

Jiang Yang was the last to let go.

The props team thanked him profusely, as these were things the actors shouldn't have been involved in, especially since the scene just now looked quite dangerous.

"It's just a matter of lending a hand."

Jiang Yang clapped his hands, appearing very easy to talk to.

However, Du Chun, who witnessed the whole thing, was deeply shocked. Because he had been staring at Jiang Yang the whole time, he saw everything clearly and distinctly.

This guy couldn't believe it, so he went to ask the staff.

"Was that statue that just fell down real?"

"It's real, why are you bluffing? It's not heavy."

"How heavy is it?"

"I haven't weighed it precisely, but just look at the size and dimensions—it's bronze!"

"It's made of copper, how can he manage all by himself?"

"It's probably a matter of angle."

The staff didn't take it seriously. To find out exactly how much force Jiang Yang had exerted, they needed to use their knowledge of physics to do a force analysis.

That's beyond the educational level of these people.

Du Chun was horrified. He couldn't believe it and even tried it himself, pushing with all his might, but it didn't budge.

I couldn't move him at all; he caught him as he fell over...

This was quite a shock; I almost peed my pants.

Du Chun finally realized the problem; Jiang Yang's strength seemed somewhat terrifying.

Despite desperately trying to reassure myself that it might just be a coincidence and not that mysterious, I couldn't help but think of something.

Li Yuanba's weapon is called the Thunder Drum Golden Hammer.

Jiang Yang accidentally broke one of the props during filming before, but luckily the props team had a spare.

At the time, nobody took it seriously.

They even complained about the props being flimsy, but I wonder how much profit these guys skimmed off of them.

Looking back now, is it possible...?

It wasn't a problem with the props' quality; it was just that Jiang Yang used too much force.

hiss!

Du Chun gasped, suddenly feeling relieved that she had managed to hold back from a conflict in the restroom.

He couldn't help but connect the dots, always feeling that the sledgehammer that had been smashed that day resembled a person's head that had been split open...

Nima!

This terrifying scene, on par with those in horror movies, sent a shiver down his spine. The thought of his head still attached to his neck was just too wonderful.

Let's see.

I'm not going to hold a grudge against a young man in his early twenties.

As a senior, you should be tolerant and give him a chance.

Give me a chance too...

Damn it, saving my life is the priority!

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