Only I Have the Law: A Fantasy Daily Life

Why not just learn it on the spot, Chapter 90?

In Hajitung's eyes, could the adventure stories he participated in filming for the short drama actually be considered a real, unadulterated, and memorable epic adventure?
After reacting.

Chen Baiyu, however, didn't seem to feel anything.

I've just gotten used to it.

Although he hadn't guessed it, he wasn't surprised by the result.

After quickly accepting reality.

He now turned to another question: if filming a short drama is like participating in an adventure, then will the plot that the character he plays in the short drama be regarded by the system as his own adventure story?

If you keep thinking like that...

Does that mean that the more important the role you play and the richer your experiences in the story, the more likely the system will recognize you as having excellent adventure experience, thus rewarding you with better career template resources?

Let's continue along this line of thought.

Wouldn't it be better to directly try to coerce or bribe the production team to change the script and tailor a story for him about a character who experiences incredible feats?

Thinking about this, Chen Baiyu was somewhat tempted.

However, he almost immediately dismissed the idea.

The risks and difficulties involved in doing this are actually quite significant.

On a real-world level, he doesn't have enough money to bribe people to change the script that's already mostly filmed. If he uses force to coerce them, it could easily escalate the situation and attract unnecessary official attention.

Although he could use Qianhuan to disguise himself and do this kind of coercion, it's hard to say whether the system would still recognize him as the one who started the epic adventure if he didn't use his own face.

From a rigorous perspective regarding the task, there is even less reason to act recklessly like this.

First, he wasn't sure if the rating was based on the quality of the characters' adventure stories in the plot. What if it was based on his performance on set?
Secondly, the mission description says "Join them and become part of their legendary adventure story," but it doesn't say "Control them and write your own story at will."

Therefore, I considered it for a long time.

Chen Baiyu abandoned her attempt to coerce the production team into changing the script.

So what he needs to do next is to find a way to get into the short drama production team.

Ideally, you should also be able to audition for a role that is relatively important in the story, such as the male mage master who is the official love interest of the female lead.

Thinking.

Chen Baiyu decisively prepared to step inside.

As soon as I reached the door, I saw a young man with red eyes walking out with his head down.

"Forget it, I'm just not cut out for this..."

"I'm no longer chasing my dream of entering the entertainment industry; I'm going back to my studies."

The young man's voice trembled slightly.

It sounded like talking to oneself, or like whispering to the air.

He was clutching a thick stack of documents, the cover of which was printed with character design materials, script excerpts, and audition requirements for "The Fallen Hero".

Each page was worn and curled at the corners, clearly indicating that it had been studied repeatedly.

In addition, there is a textbook on how to hone acting skills.

He hesitated for a moment when he got to the trash can, but still picked up the documents to throw them away.

Upon seeing this, Chen Baiyu immediately stepped forward to catch it.

"Wait, don't throw these away." He smiled. "These might be useful to me."

The young man was stunned.

She looked up at him, her eyes filled with complex emotions, and said, "You're here to audition too? The director is very strict."

"I guess so," Chen Baiyu nodded, her tone sincere. "I've recently become interested in acting. Could I borrow these materials?"

The young man paused for a few seconds.

He then gave a wry smile and shoved the documents into Chen Baiyu's arms.

"Give it to you."

After saying that, he turned and left.

After walking a few steps, he turned back and glanced at Chen Baiyu.

His gaze was so complex, as if he were looking at an ignorant person about to step into the grave.

Chen Baiyu watched him walk away.

He then looked down and began to look through the materials. First, it listed the actors the production crew was missing, mainly a male lead and a bunch of extras. Second, it detailed the world-building, character relationships, and plot of "The Buried Hero."

The male mage master, "Eldrin," is the female protagonist's mentor. Although he doesn't appear on screen often, usually appearing as a voice-over to remind the female protagonist, he does appear on screen at several key moments, often in the form of flashbacks, guiding the female protagonist's growth.

This role requires the actor to portray a calm, wise, and somewhat mysterious demeanor, demanding a high level of skill in conveying emotions through the eyes and delivering lines.

"interesting."

Chen Baiyu's lips curled up slightly.

After reading the story in detail, Chen Baiyu found it quite interesting. The female apprentice's storyline and the various legendary experiences of the male mage Eldrin mentioned in the character design were all very good.

Although the story doesn't describe it in much detail, it mentions that Eldrin went on many adventures, from exploring ancient ruins to fighting powerful monsters.

If the system truly scores characters based on their adventures in the story, then this vacant role is undoubtedly the best choice.

only……

The key is whether or not the audition will be successful.

The deceased husband in this story, which can be tentatively called a "memoir of a deceased husband," requires a considerable level of acting skill. It can be said that how well this role is played will greatly affect the final presentation of this short drama.

Although this role perfectly matches his current state, as a "newcomer" to the extraordinary world, he possesses mental strength and insight that surpasses ordinary people.

He doesn't even need to act deliberately; simply being his true self is enough to perfectly capture the extraordinary charm of the character.

but.

Ultimately, Chen Baiyu never really acted properly.

He felt it was uncertain whether he could pass the test with a director who was said to be very strict.

As Chen Baiyu pondered, her gaze fell upon another book left behind by the young man—a textbook teaching acting techniques.

How about... we learn it now and give it a try?
After all, nowadays, no matter what industry he enters, he should be considered a genius with his strong hand-eye coordination and brainpower, right?
So Chen Baiyu found a corner, flipping through the acting instruction book while carefully studying and pondering the script.

The book covers everything from basic facial expression control to complex emotional shifts.

Although it was highly theoretical, it seemed not difficult for someone with his extraordinary memory and comprehension to absorb it.

He paid special attention to the chapters marked "eye contact control" and "body language" in the book, which corresponded perfectly to the composure and mystery required for the character of Eldrin.

Without a mirror, he used his divine sense to more precisely check his state and expression, and made subtle adjustments at all times.

The divine consciousness itself originates from the rudimentary form of the primordial spirit, which is closely related to the physical body and is subject to its extremely strong suppression and shielding. Therefore, the divine consciousness, which originates from the rudimentary form of the primordial spirit, cannot penetrate into the physical body of a living being like penetrating a keyhole.

therefore.

If Chen Baiyu uses her divine sense as a mirror to perceive her own performance state and details, she will not be able to perceive the details of her internal muscles and bones more deeply.

But that's enough.

Most acting skills simply stop at changes in facial expressions and body language, without requiring more exaggerated or in-depth observation.

Moreover, this is much better than looking in a mirror; he can clearly scan every subtle change in his face with his divine sense.

With such support.

Chen Baiyu quickly found his footing.

I even feel like I'm learning faster and more enthusiastically the more I learn.

The speed at which he turned the pages of the book also increased.

When he turned to the back of the book, he noticed that the boy's ID card was tucked inside, probably used as a bookmark.

Chen Baiyu raised an eyebrow, not in a hurry to chase after him, thinking that the boy would probably come back when he realized his ID card was missing.

Going out to look for it rashly might not even lead to finding it.

Moreover, he has an important job change to do, and joining this production team is a top priority for him right now.

therefore.

He just needs to continue studying here.

that's it.

Chen Baiyu was like a dry sponge.

They are absorbing knowledge at an astonishing speed.

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