I push the kid!

"What?" Makimura Takuya asked.

"I'll wear black stockings and step on you, call you a hall-level scumbag protagonist, and then listen to your begging for mercy."

Makimura Taku had some impression of this plot: "I heard that the script of that part was deleted and revised, didn't you know?"

"Deleted?"

"Yes."

"what happened?"

"The TV series will be based on the 76th chapter of the comics. Because there is a lot of content, some parts will need to be deleted and modified to shorten the length."

"You can't delete this part, can you?!" Ogura Tomoki replied, "This is definitely a bonus content. If you delete even this, then the whole show will be completely mediocre and boring."

"Don't ask me."

"These people in the crew are definitely all idiots, right?"

"I hope you can say this to me in person when we're filming tomorrow."

"I've already thought about how I'm going to torture you when the time comes."

"Even if it wasn't deleted, it can't be called torture..."

"Ah? When it's my turn to play myself, isn't it my duty to improvise?"

"It looks like there's no hope," Makimura Taku commented on her.

The next day's filming took place in a tea restaurant with few customers.

The extras, photography, action director, scene layout, dialogue arrangement, and the male and female protagonists are all in place.

"Even so, Amaki, you don't know me, but I know you." said Kato Megumi, played by Hoshino Ai.

"According to my friends..."

"Pause." The director interrupted the filming, holding a notebook that was neither too thick nor too thin, and walked over, stroking his stubble. "Can you use a more desolate tone here, Ms. Hoshino? The part just now always felt... well, it was a little off."

"Yes, I'll adjust it slightly." Hoshino Ai nodded.

Tomoki Ogura had no part in the show and continued to watch from the side.

The filming of this section started again, with the camera focused on the two people facing each other in the restaurant.

"Even so, An Yi, you don't know me, but I know you." She felt a little sad.

"According to my friends, I always leave a weak impression. Or should I say, it's easy to ignore me..."

The camera zooms out to capture the entire spacious restaurant.

The guests were either chatting or drinking coffee.

Some footsteps and the sound of shaking smoothies were created around to highlight the silent atmosphere of this moment.

"Oh, I understand! I understand very well!"

"……Very?"

"What a surprise, Kato you're so cute, I thought you should be more popular."

"...Until today, you clearly didn't remember my name or face."

“This is the first time I feel this way today!”

This segment of filming is completed.

"It's pretty good," the director praised. "Compared to what was said before, the emotions are completely consistent with what the original work should express."

"Yes." The staff responsible for recording the footage clapped their hands.

"Thank you~" said Hoshino Ai.

The director looked at Makimura Taku:

"What surprised me the most was Makimura-kun. His expression usually didn't change much, but he was able to show a completely different personality during the filming. It was really amazing."

Makimura Taku said modestly: "I have learned from my predecessors, and I have also learned a little bit of professional knowledge about photography, but I don't know how well I use it."

"Is that all? It's really amazing."

"Yes." Hoshino Ai said to Makimura Taku, "If I didn't know you were acting, I would really suspect that you have this kind of personality!"

"It's not such an exaggeration."

"Oh really."

"If I have to say, Ms. Hoshino is completely different when she's acting." The director said with a smile, "This slightly mature beauty, coupled with her always smiling face, can also play a naturally dark heroine. Although... sometimes there is a sense of disharmony, but most of the time she can be called outstanding."

"I will continue to work hard." said Hoshino Ai.

"…The most incongruous character is the random heroine, right?" Ogura Yuki complained, "Why did they have to find someone as pretty as Ai to be the heroine of the random heroine? She doesn't have the random attributes at all!"

"To be honest, I still find it quite strange." Hoshino Ai agreed.

"She should be an idol heroine, right?"

The director laughed:

“Magic modification works are common in the industry.

“Although this is a TV series adapted from a manga called ‘Between Girls’, we can’t really find an ordinary-looking girl to play the leading role, right?

“Today’s audiences won’t like to watch this kind of thing.

"The attributes of passers-by are certainly important, but if the heroine is really too ordinary, it will become the reason for most viewers to abandon the show."

He went on to say:

"Compared to the appearance of a passerby, as long as the character fits the passerby heroine, it's fine. Another more important point is the language of the camera.

"As long as the heroine has fewer shots, but they are all key cute shots, the image of a passerby can be created in one go."

"..." Ogura Yuki was shocked and muttered to himself, "So far, a lot of scenes with the heroine have been shot..."

Hoshino Ai exclaimed, and said in a cute and lively manner: "I haven't thought about these things at all."

"As actors, you just need to focus on your acting skills. Others will take care of the camera and other things."

"I understand." Hoshino Ai smiled and nodded.

The break was over and filming started again.

It was not until noon, when everyone had finished their meal, that they moved the filming location back to campus.

It's the turn of the three people to appear at the same time.

"...How long are you going to keep flirting with her? In front of your ex-lover." Kasumigaoka Utaha, played by Tomoki Ogura, crossed her arms and said coldly.

“If you think we’re flirting, don’t do anything that could lead to misunderstandings!” [Aki Tomoya] said, “And don’t make up stories!”

Ogura Yuki continued, "By the way, Li Lun-san, what are you doing here? Are you showing off your current girlfriend to me?"

The three of them looked at each other. Ogura Tomoki stared at the two of them.

The cameraman filming in front was stunned for a moment, feeling that she was particularly into the role, and even suspected that she was going to add more drama to herself in the next second.

"Please stop. You're quite a well-known person in this town."

"It doesn't matter. No one will care. For example, the three men you see by the window, I remember they were the ones who lined up at the front of the autograph session."

……

The conversation continued to Hoshino Ai.

The sense of disharmony that had been lingering on her suddenly disappeared:

"I didn't expect that the senior would be Aki's ex-girlfriend."

It was a voice without any warmth, almost difficult to describe in words.

If I had to describe it, she seemed to have said something very "quiet".

Now not only the cameraman, but also the surrounding extras, staff at all levels, the director, Taku Makimura and Tomoki Ogura, all opened their mouths in surprise.

"Click——"

Chapter 90 No Filming Day

Chapter 90 89. No Filming Day

shouted the director.

It was as if some invisible pressure in the room had been lifted.

No one spoke, but turned their heads to look at him, and the cameraman also raised his eyes from the camera.

Flocks of birds flew by outside the window.

The deliberately created background noise of the light music and track and field club activities has stopped.

A girl among the extras let out a weak "ah".

The golden sunlight shines through the window, and Hoshino Ai's purple hair sparkles in the picture.

"What's wrong?" she asked the director.

"That..." the director said, "It's okay. No...it should be said that the emotion expressed in that line just now was too strong, and the others couldn't keep up with your rhythm. It's not your problem."

"That's true." The cameraman nodded.

Hoshino Ai was stunned at first, and her eyes swept over Makimura Taku and others.

Then he smiled and gave the director a confident smile.

"To be honest, I also think my acting just now was pretty good!"

The director looked at her smiling face in the sun and said affirmatively:

“It’s pretty amazing. If this character had a real person, this is definitely the emotion they want to express.”

"Thank you." she said with a smile.

"But it's a pity that such a good picture can't be used."

The cameraman told him: