Huayu: We're asking you to act, and you're playing a superhuman?

In a scene with artificial hills, pavilions, plastic trees, and a green screen.

Wang Weili gripped the prop sword tightly, its arc like willow catkins dancing in the air. The blade, gleaming with a cold light, spread out like a fan. Every move he made was like a banished immortal wielding a brush, light yet heavy, with a refined and graceful style.

His eyes were lowered, and he was as calm as if he were doing something completely ordinary.

This subtle Bking aura, captured in close-up shots by the camera, combined with dazzling swordplay, creates a striking contrast!

"Click! OK, this one's better... Shall we try again?"

Director Liang Shengquan, who has a large beard and wears glasses, peeked out from behind the monitor to ask a question.

He spoke with a clearly consultative tone.

Wang Weili leaned on a prop sword, and the purple main body paired with the white outer layer of the Tianyong City cultivation school uniform looked particularly good on him.

"Director Liang, we've already filmed three takes. Is there still a problem?"

"No problem! It's just that I felt this scene was done in one take, so it would be good to shoot a few more takes for reference."

Liang Shengquan wore a satisfied smile. His years of experience directing fantasy and martial arts dramas made him always strive for excellence in action scenes.

However, Wang Weili's performance was indeed impeccable.

The solo scene was filmed smoothly, and the next scene, "Fuqu entrusts Baili Tusu to deliver the token to the senior brother," was filmed. This scene was a duet between Wang Weili and Dilraba.

We sat down on the one-meter cliff built next to the green screen.

Wang Weili took out the prop food wrapped in oil paper and just as he was about to eat it, Reba ran over.

"Senior Sister Fuqu."

"How many times have I told you, don't call me 'senior sister,' it sounds too old!"

Reba sat down next to him and playfully patted Wang Weili's arm.

Having just turned 20, her face is full of collagen, and her features are three-dimensional and delicate. Even with her heavy, blunt bangs and two small braids, she still looks outstanding.

Wang Weili maintained his expressionless persona in the drama and began to gaze at the empty green screen.

Reba took out a conch shell from her pocket, her face flushed with shyness, and handed it to Wang Weili.

Wang Weili glanced at the conch shell, then suddenly looked up and stared intently at Reba: "Is this a gift you gave to Senior Brother?" His tone was as serious as if he were interrogating a criminal.

From this point on, the script has already deviated from the original.

In the original version of "Gu Jian Qi Tan", Baili Tusu was initially portrayed as a cold and aloof person with a blank expression, making the character completely undeveloped.

When Wang Weili was in charge of writing the script, he specifically asked the screenwriter to change the character of Baili Tusu in the early stages to Chu Zihang, who is expressionless, aloof, but gossipy.

Just like now, he can seriously ask Fuqu if she likes the senior brother, and then help Fuqu come up with ideas to pursue the senior brother.

"Senior Sister Fuqu, if you like Senior Brother, you should cater to his preferences."

"Your senior brother enjoys studying swordsmanship, so you'll have to put more effort into that."

"Giving a conch shell is not as good as giving a sword tassel; one that is hand-embroidered is the best."

"..."

Wang Weili recounted the entire process of a girl pursuing a boy to Reba in a detailed and meticulous manner.

Most importantly, he maintained a stoic and aloof expression throughout, as if he were discussing a very profound topic.

The effect of this extreme contrast left Dilraba speechless.

So this is what Wang Weili is really like!

Liang Shengquan stared at Wang Weili and Reba's performance on the monitor, sometimes satisfied, sometimes frowning.

Wang Weili blended the two states of being expressionless and gossipy very well in his performance, but Dilraba's performance seemed to be suppressed, and she was as dull as a puppet.

With such a stark contrast in performance, a brief moment of blankness from the actor can increase the audience's sense of immersion. However, Dilraba's blankness lasted a bit too long.

Just as Liang Shengquan was considering stopping the performance and letting Reba readjust, a sudden change occurred on set.

"ah!"

Reba exclaimed in surprise, staring at Wang Weili in astonishment.

Wang Weili, in character, naturally asked, "Senior Sister Fuqu, what's wrong?"

"I……"

Reba quickly calmed down, realizing she was still performing, and her mind immediately started working.

"I'm just wondering, Tu Su, you don't usually talk like this."

Round is back.

Liang Shengquan pursed his lips and swallowed what he was about to say, feeling that Reba's dramatic and exaggerated performance was truly a stroke of genius.

The amount of information a viewer can absorb from a TV series is limited.

Often, characters need to take the initiative to express themselves, which is why many characters in a drama need to talk to themselves.

Dilraba's stunned performance, coupled with her surprised reaction and improvised lines, perfectly matched the audience's doubts and expectations regarding the contrast in Baili Tusu's personality.

The surprise was a bit exaggerated, but the flaws don't outweigh the merits...

Now it remains to be seen how Wang Weili will handle Dilraba's impromptu addition of scenes.

Wang Weili lowered his eyes, and a deep sense of melancholy suddenly appeared on his expressionless face.

"In this world, besides my master, only my eldest brother treats me the best. If you truly like him, I can help you steal his sword."

Reba didn't say any more lines, mainly because she didn't know what to say anymore.

This impromptu scene had no follow-up, no lines, and the director didn't yell "cut." She was like the female lead in the movie "The Graduate," sitting on the bus at the end.

However, for Liang Shengquan, who was familiar with the entire script, Wang Weili's line, "I'll help you steal his sword," was the best explanation.

Because the eldest disciple, Ling Yue, is destined to become the sect leader, and the sect leader cannot marry and have children.

"Click! OK, this one's good. Hey, come here for a second."

Liang Shengquan called Reba over and warned her in a serious tone that she shouldn't add scenes for herself so casually in the future.

Newcomers should act like newcomers and not stand out unnecessarily.

At other times, Dilraba would have been scolded mercilessly by the director, her heart pounding wildly.

But at this moment, she had no time to care.

Just a second before she screamed, Reba saw a fleeting golden light in Wang Weili's eyes. The color, like volcanic lava, was both captivating and astonishing.

However, that beauty only lasts for a moment.

It was so brief that even now, Reba still doubts whether she's seeing things.

But if I was mistaken, why did I react so strongly? That feeling of my heart suddenly being gripped, of not being able to breathe…

Dilraba listened perfunctorily to the director's reprimand, then turned to look at Wang Weili to get a better look.

[Currently portraying: Chu Zihang, the male protagonist of the novel "Dragon Raja II"]

[Character Skills: Swordsmanship Mastery, Ultimate Physical Fitness Enhanced by Dragon Blood, Blood Burst, Word of Power: Monarch's Flame]

[Difficulty Level: Beginner Village]

[Playing progress: 5%]

[Host's current popularity level: Beginner Village]

[System suggestion: Please engage in in-depth role-playing based on the character's life experiences and personality traits. Character skills will be unlocked as you progress in the role-playing.]

[OS: The dragon blood attribute is gradually awakening, accompanied by a change in appearance with golden eyes, and an increasing attraction to ordinary people.]

Wang Weili sat in the corner, looking at the prompts given by the system, feeling the power that was about to surge out of his body and the extra muscle memory, with only one thought in his mind.

"Using acting to portray a character is really useful!"