"Tsk."

Jiang Kui was holding a cigarette in his mouth, wearing headphones, looking at several pictures captured on the monitor, and subconsciously smashed his mouth.

Apart from the smell of cigarette smoke, there was just... boredom in my mouth.

It's not against Xu Xin or this drama. It's just that I just hate the person I play in the camera.

Although this role was played by him, looking at the only bright tomato red in the background of the vast yellow land in the camera made him feel bored.

Or hate.

Or is it anger?

Or perhaps all of these emotions are present.

Especially that bright red color, it looks really annoying.

But... after getting rid of these emotions, he had to admit... As an actor who worked with Xu Xin for the first time, he finally knew why some of the actors he knew who had worked with him would not praise the young director.

Speechless.

He has an ability... I don't know if it's natural or he learned it from Director Zhang.

That is to convey emotions into people's hearts through pictures.

This is just one scene, or the first scene of the entire film.

Throughout the whole process, he didn't have a single line.

But just through a tomato...

But it seems that he has fully explained this person's temper, character... and even his humanity.

It’s all said and done.

There is no need to say a word about what kind of virtue this person has.

A few scenes immediately freeze the frame.

He didn't say anything, but he said everything.

In fact, after he agreed to play the role of Chang Wannian this time, he told Jiang Wen about it as soon as possible.

And Jiang Wen’s response was simple:

"I also said that you would play "One Step Away" with me."

As for Jiang Kui, after hearing this, his answer was:

"I want to act in this. On the one hand, I really like the story. On the other hand, I want to work with him to see what it feels like."

Jiang Wen didn't say anything else.

He just said that the role given to him would be found by someone else.

And Jiang Kui now has some "regrets".

Just watching this scene gave him a toothache.

After filming this role... I wonder how much more people will hate me.

Of course, this is a joke.

His truest state of mind now is actually excitement.

There is a mysterious sense of excitement.

He has read every one of Xu Xin's works.

And speaking of it, not to mention the debut film, the main theme of "The Wind" is too obvious, and there is no room for the director to express it.

Just talking about these recent movies that he feels can really show their "standard"...

"Hawthorn Tree" In his opinion, Xu Xin is like a spring.

The trickle of water gushed out, quietly infiltrating into the hearts of all viewers.

"The Burning Sun" is like a ruthless bee needle.

The first sting is a little painful.

But the further you go, the more intense the pain will be.

Very powerful.

And now this "Breaking Silence"...

To be honest, he didn't know what it would look like after the filming was completed. But now he felt like Xu Xin had raised an unreasonable dragon-slaying knife.

Curse 7, a dragon-slaying knife with 0-35 attack power.

A great warrior wearing top-quality equipment came forward and made a savage charge. When he was stiff, a blazing sword struck his forehead.

No sense of reason, no martial ethics.

He is truly a genius who can be cut with swords and fierce fire.

The most disgusting thing is its Curse 7 attribute.

When he died, he was directly exposed to the explosion and was left with only a pair of underwear...

Then I watched the great warrior walk away...

This director...

How come each script has its own style?

Under the unreasonable changes, the essence is direct harm to people's hearts.

Exactly the same routine.

No matter what, whether it's a spring, a bee needle, or this dragon-slaying knife... it can accurately cut into someone's aorta.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk..."

He slapped his mouth again, took off his earphones, and glanced at Xu Xin, who was communicating with Lin Li over there.

Momo stood up and stepped aside, took out his cell phone and sent a message to Jiang Wen:

"I just finished filming a scene."

Jiang Wen replied quickly:

"How does it feel?"

Seeing this question, Jiang Kui thought about it and replied:

"Just two words."

"Awesome?"

"Well, that's really awesome."

"How about me?"

Jiang Kui's mouth twitched.

But there is no need for the brothers to hide and tuck in.

After seeing this, the reason why he didn't rush to reply was because he wanted to give a fair evaluation in his heart.

Recalling the amazing feelings he felt while filming with Jiang Wen.

He recalled the scene that Xu Xin took that shocked his soul.

After about a few seconds, he said:

"This is my first time working with him. And I just filmed a scene."

"Um."

"You eat the script, but he doesn't."

"...So he's better than me?"

This time, Jiang Kui did not hesitate and responded directly:

"More awesome than you."

"Hold."

Jiang Wen replied with a word that can represent many emotions in the Chinese language environment.

Then he asked:

"What on earth was taken? Take a picture and let me take a look."

"I'll ask."

Putting down his phone, he walked over to Xu Xin, who had finished communicating with Lin Li:

"I'll take a picture of the scene just now and show it to Jiang Wen, okay?"

"Okay. Just don't spread the word outside."
To be continued...