One night in May...
Just as he was about to start filming, Luo Yun Chu discovered that his panel had been activated, which meant that "A Chinese Ghost Story" had recognized him and he had the chance to draw.
However, he wasn't sure if it was different for movies and TV shows.
He could actually draw in advance.
He clicked it, and drew a physique, similar to that of a vampire, but a perfect one, one that didn't need to drink blood and wasn't afraid of sunlight.
His skin would never tan.
Huh? If someone drank his blood, they could slow down aging, or even reverse their aging, becoming younger.
The stuff he produced from going to bed could also beautify and nourish the skin?
He thought it was a bit absurd, the benefits of this physique were better for others than himself.
Because drinking the blood of ordinary people didn't have much effect on him.
He rated it as a "Trash Physique".
The only advantage at this stage was that he didn't have to wear dentures anymore, Luo Yun Chu had grown two sharp little canines, which looked quite cute.
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The first shoot went smoothly.
But Luo Yun Chu felt that one bad thing was that everyone else had designed fight scenes.
It was the kind of real-life action designed by Donnie Yen, combining boxing and fighting, it was not very aesthetically pleasing, it was more about realism.
Like Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, and Ekin Cheng, they all did their own stunts, except for a few moves that needed a stunt double to complete.
As a vase character, he didn't need it, he only served a stylistic purpose.
And he died very quickly.
After all, his status was too low, watching Donnie Yen occasionally even direct the filming of Nicholas Tse, even if it was just a fight scene.
That was overstepping his bounds, but who would dare to do that as a regular action director?
There was also one thing.
He remembered that Edison Chen loved to smirk, he hadn't seen him smile recently.
As Luo Yun Chu's gaze followed, a bunch of people were surrounding Edison Chen, expressing their concern. The reason was that he had been injured while filming a fight scene.
It wasn't a minor injury, his arm had indeed been cut open, it was considered quite serious.
"What are you looking at, Luo Yun Chu? Here, I brought you lunch, it's much healthier than the crew's boxed meals."
Gillian Chung's voice was gentle, she was carrying a lunch box, suddenly looking like a virtuous wife and mother.
Luo Yun Chu looked at his aunt, seeing her turn a blind eye.
He took the lunch box and said.
"Thank you, Gillian Jie."
Gillian Chung didn't mean to leave, she naturally sat down next to Luo Yun Chu.
"Well, if you don't understand anything, you can ask me, it's break time now, see if the food suits your taste."
The two of them were sitting together on the set, having lunch and chatting occasionally.
Charlene Choi was stunned, when did Gillian Chung bring lunch? How come she didn't know?
She wasn't short of money, her food was made by the family maid, she hadn't even thought about bringing lunch for Luo Yun Chu.
In her opinion, wouldn't it be better to go out to a restaurant or hotel?
Damn it, she was one step behind.
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"Is it delicious?"
"Delicious."
Luo Yun Chu was eating, his face couldn't help but blush because Gillian Chung kept staring at him.
Is it necessary to stare like that while eating, others are watching too, Jie.
Gillian Chung smiled slightly, she thought Luo Yun Chu was really cute, his face would turn red after a while.
If she bullied him a little...
She could imagine how much fun that scene would be.
"If it's delicious, eat more."
"Okay." Luo Yun Chu responded, his eyes glanced at Charlene Choi, she was also looking at him resentfully.
He was already used to this kind of love triangle, as long as they didn't fight in public and make the news.
He wasn't rejecting them.
If he rejected the first one, there would be a second.
Gillian Chung thought about the "Male-Killer Principle" that her best friend had said, the first is not to be idle.
She took a tissue from her small bag and carefully wiped Luo Yun Chu's mouth, the distance closed, a sweet scent entered Luo Yun Chu's nose.
From this angle and distance, as long as he tilted his head slightly, he could capture those cherry lips.
Edison Chen, who was far away, twitched his lips, he didn't even look at him when he was injured, but he cared about that kid's dirty mouth?
He didn't lack women, naturally he wouldn't be stubborn.
Besides, there was one right now.
The two of them being so intimate on set was definitely not hidden from others, those who didn't know thought they were a couple.
But thankfully, it was an EEG crew, they were very strict and didn't let any paparazzi in.
Otherwise, the photo of wiping his mouth would probably be on the front page of the Hong Kong edition the next day.
Gillian Chung's fame was considered top-tier, she never lacked resources.
Naturally, there were a lot of paparazzi who followed her.
Filming continued in the afternoon.
Edison Chen at least had to get his make-up done, Luo Yun Chu didn't need to.
He didn't even need foundation, his fair skin was flawless, and he would occasionally show his canines when he spoke.
Gillian Chung was mesmerized.
Whether it's a man or a woman, once they want to be with someone, they will put a filter on that person.
She, who had never been in love, really couldn't help but fantasize about the things couples do when they are together.
But she found that Luo Yun Chu was really hard to chase, any other man would have fallen for her.
It's not that she doesn't have patience.
It's just that Luo Yun Chu was just a cameo in "A Chinese Ghost Story", he would return to the mainland after filming.
She was afraid that the next time they met, Luo Yun Chu would already have children.
As a woman, Gillian Chung couldn't not understand women, even Charlene Choi wanted to compete with her.
She had a bold idea, what if she could make it a done deal…
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Note:
I've been writing this book for over a month now, the updates have been really slow, but I'll make sure to update 10,000 words on the day it goes on sale.
Also, recently I suddenly found that many authors who write about entertainment have stopped, many are writing about Hou Liangping.
"In the Name of the People" is really hot.