I, holding the script, kidnapped the male protagonist's benefactor

The little goblin Ji Yu got up at six o'clock the next morning and rushed to the downstairs of Kaihuang Building before seven o'clock.

Hou Bei arrived soon after.

The two stood on the side of the road, and Ji Jingming quickly drove over to pick them up.

He reminded me of many things on the way.

Ji Jingming originally wanted to go with them, but he gave up because he was negotiating several resources and needed to run around everywhere, so he couldn't leave.

Fortunately, Hou Bei had been to the film and television city twice before, and not all the people there were new, otherwise Ji Jingming would really be worried.

When they were about to board the plane, Ji Jingming was still chattering on and on like a worried old woman.

"When we get there, we need to do more and talk less. We are still in the initial stage, so we should not let others find fault with us and try to be cautious."

"I'm here, I will take good care of Hou Bei." Ji Yu is very motivated now. As an ordinary person, he still has some curiosity about the filming business of celebrities.

Hou Bei also said seriously: "I will also film my part well."

Soon, the two set out on their journey.

After more than three hours of flying, we finally arrived in Heng City, where the film and television city is located.

Since Hou Bei was just a small star, the crew naturally would not send anyone to pick them up, so they could only take a taxi to their destination themselves.

Hengshi Film and Television City is similar to Hengdian in Ji Yu’s previous life. It is not only a tourist attraction, but also has as many as three to four hundred film crews shooting here every year.

More than half an hour later, the two arrived at the shooting base.

After asking several people, Ji Yu finally met the crew's stage manager and told him that they were there to film a movie.

"Which role did you take?" The stage manager looked at him curiously.

Ji Yu talked about the role that Hou Bei took.

The stagehand was confused: "No, that's not right. I remember this role is for a woman. Even if you are good-looking, the crew is unlikely to let a man play the role."

Because I heard the director repeat it several times, I remembered it.

Ji Yu hurriedly said, "You misunderstood. It's not me, it's my artist. Her name is Hou Bei, and I'm her assistant. My name is Ji Yu, and you can call me Xiao Yu."

The stagehand then realized that he had made a mistake and said awkwardly, "Then take her in first. Her scenes are with Group A. Find a makeup artist to prepare them first. We will most likely film her scenes tonight."

"Okay, thank you Brother Wang." Ji Yu thanked the other party with a smile, then took Hou Bei in.

The stagehand looked at their backs as they left and muttered, "They are so good-looking, I thought they were some celebrities. But they are quite discerning."

On the first day of filming, Ji Yu realized the hardships of being an actor.

Hou Bei didn't have many scenes, with her appearances and lines totaling only two pages. The reason it took a week to shoot was because her status was too low.

The crew is busy filming the main actors' scenes first, and will only let other minor supporting actors take the stage when it's their turn. When it's not their turn, they can only wait.

Some people may even have to wait for a whole day without a chance to go because of some minor accidents.

Hou Bei waited for several hours, and it was almost six o'clock before it was her turn. In the end, she only filmed one scene and had to wait again.

Ji Yu took two sets of meals from the dinner distribution staff, came to Hou Bei and handed her one.

"Thank you." Hou Bei took the meal. She wasn't actually hungry, but she was embarrassed to refuse, and she didn't want others to worry about her.

Ji Yu got a small stool from somewhere and sat next to her. He opened his lunch box and said:

"Don't be nervous. I just watched it. You acted very well. You captured the character's emotions and expressions. I also heard the director praise you, saying that this newcomer acted well, so you can have more confidence in yourself."

Hou Bei didn't expect that he noticed her nervousness, so she raised her little face and said, "Is it obvious that I'm like this?"

Ji Yu blinked at her: "It's not particularly obvious, but because I'm your assistant, I will definitely care about you more."

Hou Bei blushed and quickly changed the subject: "You just said that the director praised me, weren't you trying to make me happy?"

Ji Yu said: "Of course not, I was standing by and heard it with my own eyes. Otherwise, why do you think Brother Ji picked you? It's because you have talent and he believes you won't let him down."

Hou Bei glanced at him secretly and thought that he might be overthinking.

But anyway, with his guidance, she was not so nervous now and had her appetite back.

The two of them ate the lunch boxes in front of them.

Ji Yu thought she would have some leftovers. Many celebrities strictly control their food intake in order to maintain their figure.

As if sensing his doubts, Hou Bei tightly grasped the lunch box and explained uncomfortably: "I don't want to waste it."

Ji Yu thought about her family situation and understood, "I understand. Saving food is a virtue of the Chinese nation, and the country also advocates the "Clean Plate" campaign."

After saying this, he knocked on his clean lunch box.

Hou Bei chuckled and was amused.

Except for being a little nervous on the first day, Hou Bei felt more and more comfortable with the shooting and was able to get into the state quickly.

Originally she wasn't very good at finding opportunities, but after the director told her once, she learned quickly and never made that problem again.

When the leading actress was in poor condition and kept making NGs, the director simply moved her part up to shoot first.

So they finished all the scenes a week faster than previously expected.

Before leaving, the director gave her a red envelope because the character she played died in the end of the drama.

The director also praised Hou Bei for her good performance. Although her acting skills were still a bit immature, they were much better than he had initially imagined. He praised her for her talent and promising future, and said that Ji Jingming did not introduce the wrong person to him.

Hou Bei was a little flattered. She was just playing her role well and never expected to receive such praise.

In the past, people around me would only say that if I hadn’t given you this opportunity, you would still be staying in some corner.

Don't forget your roots. Remember who made you famous, and so on.

Ji Yu put the two suitcases in the trunk of the car. When he got in, Hou Bei was still looking at the red envelope the director gave her. She took it out and counted how many bills were in it.

Ji Yu sat in the passenger seat and reminded him, "Don't count. You've already counted several times."

Hou Bei's cheeks were slightly red. "I've seen directors give red envelopes to other people before, but it didn't seem to be this much."

Ji Yu thought for a moment and said, "Maybe it's because the director likes you very much, and the role you play is more important than others, and your character is also good. Maybe it will become popular after it is broadcast."

Hou Bei's face froze for a moment, then he shook his head gently: "It's not that easy."

Ji Yu thought, that’s not necessarily true.

He remembered that this web drama seemed to be a minor hit.

Because the heroine and the supporting actress are both celebrities in the entertainment industry, many of the plots in the novel are related to the entertainment industry, and many film and television dramas are mentioned in it.

When he first heard Ji Jingming say that he had accepted the role in this drama for Hou Bei, he recalled it.

Thanks to his good memory, he remembered it after reading it once.