Chapter 1667 - 606: Stunning Beauty (2)

How does he start a romance with his Eldest Miss?

Does he have to reminisce over and over?

Or simply have the Eldest Miss come back "undead"?

But if the Eldest Miss didn’t die, Guo Zhenhua would lose one of the reasons that spurred his transformation.

The downfall of the Eldest Miss and the Martial Arts Hall was what drove Guo Zhenhua, in his rage, from a street punk to the road of resisting Japan and saving the country.

Furthermore, Wu Kai has been with the crew for almost two months, and most of his scenes have already been shot.

If the prematurely deceased White Moonlight suddenly "resurrects," he, he would have to reshoot a lot of scenes.

Thinking of this, although Wu Kai endured it with great effort, his face still looked quite grim.

He gripped the script tightly, not daring to open it, fearing to see the dog blood plot he suspected.

"Everybody, take a quick look. After reading, we need to analyze the characters and rehearse the scenes!"

Feng Jing, still pretending not to see Wu Kai’s dark face, urged with a smile.

Wu Kai: ...

He did some breathing exercises to calm his excited mood, and finally opened the script in his hand.

"Hmm? The Eldest Miss still died? The part is less than five minutes?"

"...Wait, how come there’s another character added?"

"Damn, Twin Flowers? They’re actually playing the twin card!"

"Uh, it’s indeed a bit cliché, but the character of Rose is very likely to shine!"

Wu Kai quickly read through the revised script.

The bullet screen in his heart rolled quickly, and he gradually became captivated by the plot.

Got to hand it to Feng Jing and his go-to screenwriter for their skill.

The revised script turned out to be richer and more exciting than the original.

The original indeed was exciting, but it was always missing something.

Now there’s an additional female character, not part of any love line, but a career-oriented female lead on par with the three male leads—tch, the confrontation between the strong ones is intensely fierce.

With conflict, with clashes, with a more insidiously cunning female opponent, it not only doesn’t make the men seem stupid but makes them appear stronger.

Not only Wu Kai thought the new script was exciting, but Fu Shaojing and Cheng Yiming also lit up at it.

Especially Cheng Yiming, who this time chose a big villain role – Devil Spy Major Inukai.

This Inukai appears courteous and humble outwardly, but is actually insidious and venomous, full of cunning stratagems.

He treats the anti-Japanese righteous warriors with extreme cruelty, his various tortures send shivers and chills.

Of course, such a person eventually comes to no good end.

But his battle of wits and courage with the anti-Japanese hidden spies, the mutual setup scenes, are extremely exciting.

A well-played villain can still garner fans.

And the role of Inukai also most tests the actor’s acting skills.

Cheng Yiming, mocked by everyone for bad acting from playing in lousy films, was almost universally criticized online.

Determined after serious reflection, Cheng Yiming decided to play a classic role to "wash away shame"!

When discussing roles with Director Feng earlier, Director Feng advised him to try the role of Su Qichen (Red Party spy).

After all, Cheng Yiming has good looks, he’s handsome, tall, usually playing positive roles even in lousy films.

He had hardly ever played a big villain, especially this kind that touches the sensitive nerves of the Chinese people!

But Cheng Yiming was attracted to the role of Inukai, what’s wrong with playing a villain?

The villain in this "Dawn" isn’t the stupid, brain-dead kind from anti-Japanese dramas.

But a high-intelligence, high-combat-power, boss-level character.

It’s the collaboration of the other two male leads that finally takes him down.

Oh, no, that’s the plot of the original script.

In the current second version, Director Feng added an international spy, Rose, who muddles the waters.

She not only disrupts the plans of Su Qichen and Guo Zhenhua, the two anti-Japanese righteous warriors, but somehow inadvertently helps them.

With her mediation, the other two male leads no longer appear so weak.

And Inukai, in turn, is shown to be more viciously ruthless.

...But anyway, if the role of Rose is well played, it can not only let the actor shine but also make the movie more enriched and full of conflict and tension.

But there’s a premise—it’s well played!

Indeed, while the character setting of Rose is good, it demands more acting skills.

If the actor doesn’t tune it well, even a brilliant script can turn into a lousy film!

Cheng Yiming raised his head and quietly glanced at He Tiantian—

This girl looks just about seventeen or eighteen, probably her first "touch with the film industry," even if she has talent.

Can she handle such a complex role?

And with the "Twin Flowers" plot, she has to play both roles, one as the kind, gentle White Moonlight Eldest Miss, and the other as the cunning, profit-driven international female spy.