You Don’t Understand The Pain Of Being Popular

Chapter 52: The 52nd day of being popular

Mu Taozhi: "Then who is that friend of yours? Is she also a director?"

Director Hua said vaguely: "She is an insider, so you don't have to worry about it."

He clapped his hands and said, "Take advantage of this time, let's practice yesterday's scene again."

Yao Bianliang was reading the script at this time, and only then came to her senses when she heard Director Hua's call.

She looked at Mu Taozhi, who was eager to try and at He Yanning, who was full of confidence, with a somewhat gratified smile.

Very good, it seemed that director Hua had explained all those scenes clearly.

Sure enough, she was right.

At the same time, the barrage in the live broadcast room also quickly flooded.

[Wow, the lecture is over, are you finally going to start rehearsing? ]

[I feel that Mu Taozhi is very confident, this time it should be quite effective]

In this scene, the three members of the No. 6 group rehearsed many times yesterday, but the results were not satisfactory.

So today, they had to continue to practice this scene.

This was a scene where the hero and the villain were confronting each other. The three stand up in order, and Yao Bianliang, as the policewoman, naturally followed behind He Yanning.

She stared straight ahead without squinting, trying to reduce her sense of existence.

Mu Taozhi sat on the opposite chair, lowering his head to adjust his emotions.

After Director Hua said "Start", Mu Taozhi raised his chin slightly.

At this moment, his whole aura changed.

He looked at the two policemen standing opposite him, and with a polite and alienated smile, he got up to meet them, but there was a flash of disdain in his long and narrow eyes.

"Hi, you two," Mu Taozhi smiled, "Please sit down, I'll ask the secretary to make you a cup of tea."

[Wow, Mu Taozhi's temperament this time is amazing!]

[Is it my illusion? I think he acted better this time than before.]

[Yes, Mu Taozhi played a villain too outright before, with the words "I am a villain" written on his face.

But looking at it this way today, he has hidden his villain attributes even deeper.]

As the dialogue progresses, the plot unfolds layer by layer.

The two sides tested each other as if there were something hidden.

Although it seemed peaceful on the surface, in fact, it was already full of blades and swords on the undercurrents.