Demon Lord 3

There was no strict prohibition on drinking on the set before, but after a few of us arrived, they seemed to have stopped drinking. The director also specifically mentioned that doing so would affect the subsequent filming. I shook my head and told the director that I couldn't get drunk at all. If he didn't believe me, I would tell him to give me a drinking scene in the next scene, with real alcohol. This time, I challenged the director and was tricked by him. The director looked down on us extras. Not only did he eat too much, but he also imposed rules and requirements here. Big stars don't have these skills, so why should I do this? Thinking of this, the crew wanted to kick me out, but I took out the script and said, "Will you accept this script? If so, I guarantee it will be a hit. If not, I'm willing to pay you. This is a breach of contract. I'll sign the contract for the compensation you want." The reason I have so much money is that I took out some collateral in the upper realm, and now I can exchange it directly in the mortal world. It's like a bank that connects heaven and earth. Maybe that's what the so-called bank of heaven and earth means, but our world is not connected. The director here was also slightly surprised to see that I could come up with so much money. I didn't expect I had so much. I was still working as a minor actor here, even in an extra role. When asked why I was doing this, I didn't answer and told the director to prepare some wine for me the next day. Sure enough, the next day, we had a scene that involved drinking a lot. A normal person could drink only half a glass of water, or even split it into several sips, but I was no problem chugging glass after glass of baijiu. I wanted to show the director some respect. Seeing how much I was drinking, the director finally tried to persuade me to give up, but he couldn't bring himself to call "cut." He just watched me finish the scene. He yelled "cut" loudly for the last one, then applauded and came out to celebrate. I asked him if he was satisfied. He nodded and said the scene was so realistic that even the crew felt a little heartbroken watching. "Drinking eight bowls of wine in a row—what's that?" He said he'd never seen anyone drink so much. I nodded and told him it was nothing. He also lifted the rule: drinking is allowed here, as long as it doesn't interfere with work. He looked at the script I'd brought him yesterday and nodded, saying he'd never tried this kind of subject matter before and wasn't sure if it would be a hit. I nodded and said it definitely would be, and if it wasn't, I'd pay him back. At this point, he was stumped about casting and asked me who should play the leading male role. He brought me some photos and asked me to choose. I'd also chosen ten from a pool of 1 people, each of whom I'd assigned different roles. When those ten came up to me, I'd chosen one for the leading male role. He was quite good-looking. The script was about a domineering CEO, something that didn't exist in that world, so it was quite novel. He took a look and asked if he could add his own scenes. I shook my head, saying I was afraid he wouldn't be able to act well with even this little bit, since it was a new genre and he had nothing to draw inspiration from. I then asked him to try adding another scene. The rest wasn't in the script, so I told him privately. His name was Lin Feng, and he was 100 years old, just the right age for graduation and starting work. I asked him why he graduated at 1; shouldn't he be able to start working as an adult? He shook his head and said that he studied for two more years. I had also learned about this place before. Normally, people should start working at the age of 20, but he started working at the age of 20. He said that because he studied for two years, it was late for him to start working at the age of 18, but he worked harder than others and soon became famous. He felt very lucky to be chosen as the male No. 20 this time. I asked his former classmates how those people did after becoming actors. He shook his head and said very poorly. He was the luckiest and most capable person in this class. Those people were now the same age as him. Although they started working two years earlier, they were basically extras and almost never played the male No. 20. He had been in it before, but it was not that popular. He could only be considered a small-time famous actor on the 1th line. Even if you can tell that he has acted in TV, you can't tell who he played. Seeing that he looked like he had never seen anything before, I was also prepared to take out a strange thing for him, which was the tool man specially used by our domineering president. I would hit wherever the domineering president pointed. The domineering president was what it was. The tool man had no thoughts of his own and would do whatever the domineering president said.