Playing the Eighth Route Army, the system is forcing this on me?

Chapter 85: Yi Zheng's understanding of the script is absolutely brilliant!

Under the shade of a tree.

Yi Zheng looked at the cigarette being offered to his lips, then looked up and realized that the person who had come was actually Ren Dahua.

Yi Zheng quickly took the cigarette with both hands.

"Brother Hua".

This "Brother Hua" shows a bit more emotional intelligence than the "Uncle Hua" that Xiao Wang called him earlier.

Those who live in the underworld understand.

Calling someone "uncle" simply means that they are of a higher generation or older.

Calling someone "brother" also implies that they have a high status or position.

Therefore, people in the underworld usually call each other "Big Brother," not "Uncle."

Yi Zheng took the cigarette and was about to stand up.

Ren Dahua patted Yi Zheng on the shoulder.

He gestured for him to sit down.

Then he sat down next to Yi Zheng.

Ren Dahua sat down, his usual serious expression gone.

He asked Yi Zheng with a smile.

"How come I've never seen you before?"

"Yeah, I used to be an extra."

Are they extras?

Ren Dahua could hardly believe his ears, his eyes widening in shock.

No wonder I haven't heard of this name much in the industry.

However, the acting just now was simply textbook-level. How could a newcomer who works as an extra be able to portray such a feeling?

It's truly shocking that they could fool even professional medical staff and directors!

I just came over here, intending to rehearse our lines and discuss how the two of us should act next.

Hearing Yi Zheng say that he used to be an extra.

Ren Dahua immediately became interested.

"Hey, I'm the kind of person who likes to add scenes when I'm acting, so you'd better watch out later."

"Okay, Brother Hua."

Yi Zheng agreed very readily.

In the next scene, the two will be acting together, and I, as Hong Wengang, will need to suppress Ren Dahua, who plays Chen Guohua.

Ren Dahua is a veteran actor. Normally, if Ren Dahua, as a newcomer, wanted to add scenes, he would discuss with me in advance how to rehearse the scenes together.

But now he says he wants to add more scenes later, without saying how. It seems that my performance just now has aroused his acting addiction.

However, I am not worried.

With the support of a system-wide behind-the-scenes boss skill set, I am a perfect fit for the role of Hong Wengang.

Not far away, Zhang Jin also walked over with his hands in his pockets.

"Brother Hua, trying to bully the newbie again?"

Ren Dahua exhaled a smoke ring and smiled at Zhang Jin.

"What, are you worried he can't keep up with my acting?"

Zhang Jin shook his head.

"No, I'm afraid he won't be able to control me."

After they finished speaking, they patted Yi Zheng on the back together and stood up to touch up their makeup.

That's how the entertainment industry is; newcomers have to get through this hurdle.

Without proving one's abilities, it is impossible to gain a foothold in this cruel ecosystem.

If it were someone else, acting opposite such an all-star lineup right from the start, they probably wouldn't even be able to deliver their lines smoothly.

Not far away, Wu Jing was chatting and laughing with Tony.

The two truly deserve to be called action stars.

What was originally a pre-arranged set of moves turned into improvisation as the fight progressed.

It was far more exciting than any pre-planned routine.

"Okay, cut! Next!"

Director Zheng was also in a great mood today.

We've been filming all morning, and surprisingly, not a single take has been wrong.

A group of people followed the director's crew to a new location.

In this scene, Ren Dahua finds his nephew, Chen Zhijie, played by Wu Jing, in prison.

During the rescue, Ren Dahua was captured by warden Gao Jin and locked in a dog cage.

When Yi Zheng came out after touching up her makeup, she found that Ren Dahua had been tied up by staff and hung in a cage.

have to say.

Director Zheng is very skilled.

This art of binding must have been borrowed from island nations!

Fortunately, it was Ren Dahua who was tied up.

If any actress with even a decent appearance were cast, this film would be rated 18+!

The play begins.

Warden Gao Jin threw a short knife at the feet of Tony and another bald guard.

Make them pledge their loyalty and then stab Ren Dahua to death.

They then brought in a little girl and tricked Tony, saying that her bone marrow could save his daughter's life.

To everyone's surprise, Tony was very upright and remained indecisive.

"I'll do it!"

The bald prison guard next to him picked up a short knife and plunged it into Ren Dahua's back with a thud.

puff!

Ren Dahua coughed up blood, and his facial expressions and body language were extremely convincing.

Wu Jing lay on the ground, repeatedly shouting, "No! No!"

The entire atmosphere was rendered extremely tense and bloody.

Just as the prison guard drew his dagger and was about to stab him a second time, Yi Zheng appeared.

"Once it's dead, it's worthless."

He delivered that line with remarkable composure.

The bald prison guard stood there, stunned.

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound.

Yi Zheng was still wearing his mask and round-framed glasses, his posture hunched, and he slowly walked out leaning on his cane.

This aura instantly silenced everyone present.

It's so similar, so incredibly similar.

Director Zheng watched intently from behind the monitor.

He had seen Yi Zheng's demo.

This guy spent four years building his business in Hengdian.

He's always playing Japanese soldiers.

Before uttering that line, he was actually a little worried.

Because of Yi Zheng's previous work, the despicable nature of the Japanese soldiers was vividly portrayed.

He was even a little worried that Yi Zheng might add a touch of sarcasm when he recited his lines!

Yi Zheng's appearance was a pleasant surprise to him.

Because people have a stereotypical view of a boss who sells human organs as cruel and ruthless.

A normal person would think that this character should speak in a fierce and menacing manner.

But Yi Zheng's simple words gave Zheng Baorui a sudden sense of enlightenment.

Yes.

This is the real human organ trafficker.

They didn't value human life.

Just like what Yi Zheng said when he was discussing acting with him before, in Hong Wengang's eyes, taking out someone else's heart is not such a perverted thing.

Conversely, for Hong Wengang, removing a person's heart is the same as removing a chicken's heart.

Nothing special!

Great, well done!

Director Zheng looked at the monitor and nodded frequently.

Next, Yi Zheng, leaning on his cane, walked step by step toward Ren Dahua.

Zhang Jin had been waiting for a long time on his path.

He had long wanted to try it out and see if Yi Zheng's acting was really as good as the hype online.

If someone who plays Japanese soldiers in a small film crew comes to a big film crew like "SPL 2: A Time for Consequences," wouldn't they be beaten up by a bunch of superstars?

But when Yi Zheng passed by Zhang Jin, who played Gao Jin,...

Zhang Jin then realized that the other person hadn't even bothered to glance at him as he passed by!

This!

He could see that Yi Zheng was about to pass him by.

Zhang Jin then remembered that he still had lines to write.

"We've arrived." As required by the script, Hong Wengang had saved the life of Warden Gao Jin, so when Zhang Jin said this line, he showed a rare, slightly fawning smile.

After Zhang Jin uttered those words, Yi Zheng paused disdainfully.

"It's all thanks to you, otherwise we wouldn't have arrived so quickly."

"Don't mention it, Mr. Hong. If it weren't for you saving me back then, I wouldn't be where I am today."

After delivering his lines, Zhang Jin believed that his delivery of lines this time was flawless.

He confidently waited for Yi Zheng to accept the role.

But to everyone's surprise, Yi Zheng paused for two seconds.

When he opened his mouth again, he didn't read the lines from the script at all.

He simply extended a finger and gently slid it down Zhang Jin's Adam's apple.

"The tie is very nice."

Did you mispronounce a word?

Adding scenes on the spot?

That's not the right way to add it!