Siheyuan: tomb robbing? I am serious about hunting.

"Ayao's thoughts." Lin Weiwei watched Director Zhang's attitude toward Su Wan, feeling a pang of jealousy, like a cat scratching at her. She had originally assumed that Director Zhang would be polite to her, as long as he had the investors' backing, but now it seemed that Director Zhang clearly favored Su Wan. She wanted to follow him to the break room, but Director Zhang's assistant stopped her, saying, "Ms. Lin, Teacher Gu wants to rehearse your lines. Please come this way." Lin Weiwei could only watch helplessly as Su Wan and Director Zhang entered the break room, her nails digging into her palms with anger. The break room was simply furnished: a rectangular table, a few chairs, and a water dispenser in the corner. Director Zhang poured Su Wan a glass of warm water, handed it to her, and sighed, "Su Wan, I'm so sorry. I had no choice but to change the second female lead this time. The investors were pushing too hard. Yesterday, they told me they would withdraw their funding if I didn't agree with Lin Weiwei. I've been preparing this film for three years and have invested so much effort. I can't let it fall through just because of a casting change." "Su Wan took the cup of water, and the temperature of the warm water on her fingertips warmed her heart. She said to Director Zhang sincerely, "Director Zhang, I understand your difficulties. I didn't come here today to complain or ask you to change actors. I just want to talk to you about the role of 'A Yao'. I have made some preparations for this role and wrote two character notes. I want to tell you my thoughts. Even if I can't play the role in the end, I hope it will be helpful to you and other actors." Director Zhang's eyes lit up when he heard this, and he quickly said, "Oh? You actually wrote a character note? Show it to me! I admire actors who are most dedicated to their roles! "Su Wan quickly took out two notebooks from her canvas bag and handed them to Director Zhang. The notebook was written in a hard-cover notebook with a light blue cover. There was a sticky note on it that read "'Dust in the Fireworks' - Character Analysis of A Yao". Director Zhang took the notebook and opened the first page. Inside was Su Wan's beautiful handwriting, which recorded in detail "A Yao's" childhood experiences, personality traits, psychological changes, and even emotional analysis of each scene. "I think the character of'A Yao' looks innocent on the surface, but in fact she lacks love in her heart." Su Wan sat opposite Director Zhang and said slowly, "She was abandoned by her parents at the train station when she was a child. Watching the people coming and going every day, she must have longed to be loved in her heart, so after meeting the male protagonist, she regarded him as her only'drifting wood'. Her feelings for the male protagonist are not pure love, but more of dependence and redemption-she is afraid that the male protagonist will leave her like her parents, so she uses lies and means to keep him. "She paused, turned to a page in her notes, pointed to the content on it and said, "For example, in this scene, 'A Yao' finds out that the hero and the heroine are together. She smiles on the surface and says 'I wish you happiness', but in fact she has already collapsed in her heart. I think when acting in this scene, you can't just cry directly, but you have to smile, let the tears swirl in your eyes, and your fingers unconsciously pick at the hem of your skirt - this can reflect her forbearance and unwillingness, and it is also in line with her 'soft on the outside and strong on the inside' character. There is also this scene, 'A Yao' deliberately lied that she was sick in order to keep the hero. Her eyes should be innocent, but there should be a hint of subtle tension at the corners of her mouth, so that the audience can feel sorry for her and think that she is a bit 'scheming'. "Su Wan became more and more engaged as she spoke, telling Director Zhang her understanding of "A Yao" and the specific details of the performance. Her voice was not loud, but very contagious, as if she brought the character of "A Yao" to Director Zhang. Director Zhang listened very carefully, nodded from time to time, and the appreciation in his eyes became more and more intense. He turned to the last page of the notes and saw several photos that Su Wan had posted - the photos were taken when Su Wan was experiencing life in the small town, there were photos of her and the breakfast lady, pictures of her feeding stray cats, and scenes of her painting with the children in the welfare home. "Good! Well said! Well written! "Director Zhang couldn't help but applaud, closed his notes, and looked at Su Wan with admiration in his eyes. Zhao Kai was his college classmate and the vice president he promoted. He always regarded Zhao Kai as his best brother and most trusted partner. He would leave many important matters in the company to Zhao Kai. But he never imagined that these two people would join forces to betray him, not only taking away all his assets, but also cruelly killing him in order to eliminate future troubles. All the things in his previous life were like sharp knives, stabbing his heart fiercely. Regret, anger, pain, unwillingness... countless emotions surged in his chest, almost swallowing him. His hands were clenched into fists, his nails deeply embedded in his palms, leaving several blood marks, but he didn't feel any pain at all. "Mr. Lin, you don't look good. Are you feeling unwell? Do you need me to call a doctor? "The nurse saw that Lin Chen's face was getting uglier and uglier, and his eyes were getting colder and colder, so she couldn't help but ask with some concern. She stretched out her hand and wanted to touch Lin Chen's forehead to see if he had a fever. "No need." Lin Chen spoke suddenly, his voice a little hoarse, and trembling uncontrollably. He took a deep breath, trying to calm the surging emotions in his heart, and forcibly suppressed the hatred that was about to overflow from his eyes. He raised his head and looked at the nurse. His eyes had returned to calm, but under the calm surface, there was a surging undercurrent. "I'm fine, maybe I just woke up and I'm a little listless." Seeing him say this, the nurse didn't ask any more questions, but nodded: "Then you should rest for a while. After you finish this bottle of liquid, I will come over to help you remove the needle. "After saying that, she took the clipboard, gently closed the door, and left the ward. The ward returned to silence again, with only the "tick-tick" sound of the medicine dripping from the infusion tube, which was particularly clear in this cold space. Lin Chen leaned on the hospital bed, closed his eyes, and kept replaying the scenes of his previous life in his mind. Su Wanqing's gentle face, Zhao Kai's smug grin, and his despair when he was pushed off the rooftop... Every picture was like a thorn, deeply piercing his heart. He is back, he is really back. With the resentment that crawled out of hell, she put down the water glass and tried to make her tone sound more natural, "Vice President Zhao is very dedicated, and many things in the company need him to deal with. With his help in the company, you can relax a little and don't have to do everything yourself." "Really?" Lin Chen sneered, with a hint of sarcasm in his voice, "I think he is too "dedicated". He even dares to enter my office casually. He had long known that Zhao Kai often sneaked into his office when he was not at the company, looked through his documents, and even used his computer. In his previous life, he did not discover this until the company was emptied.