Seeing that Yuran did not speak, but just listened blankly, he continued.
"I’m telling you this story to let you know that you should understand Tang Wan as a person, rather than just act for the sake of acting. As their son, Xuan Ze must be very good at interpreting stories, and what you need to do most is to understand Tang Wan’s mindset during each period, to ponder, to analyze, and then to fill in with your acting."
Bo Yan didn’t say much, but each sentence hit the nail on the head. Although she had not seen the outline, she thought she would start by going online to do some research.
Now, having heard Bo Yan’s words, she felt she was headed in the wrong direction.
Bo Yan handed her the phone back. "Ponder it by yourself for a while; I’m going to take a shower."
Is he going to sleep here again?
Yuran looked up incredulously, just as Bo Yan stood up, towering over her, "By the way, I need to consult your opinion, I have some matters to attend to nearby in the near future. Would it be convenient to stay at your place?"
In her heart, Yuran secretly thought, Can I say it’s inconvenient?
She gave a dry laugh, "If Brother Qi doesn’t mind, then it’s fine!"
"Thank you!" That thank you really didn’t seem heartfelt at all.
After Bo Yan returned to his room, Yuran continued to study the outline, thinking that it was very necessary for her to meet Xuan Ze, considering Bo Yan’s assessment of Tang Wan.
While looking through the outline, she searched for Tang Wan on her phone.
In the past, she also felt that Tang Wan was a relatively calm and rational person, not to the point of being cold-blooded, but also not very emotional.
But from what Bo Yan said, the person they knew seemed to be different.
Bo Yan, having returned to his room, took out his phone and made a call to Xie Cheng. Hearing from Bo Yan was a surprise for Xie Cheng, "What’s up, Great Actor Bo?"
"I feel, lately, I’ve been a bit idle."
"Heh..." Xie Cheng’s mouth twitched violently, "Great Actor Bo, you’ve been idle not just for a day or two. The scripts I gave you, the interviews, you’ve rejected them all. Just three hours ago, remember?"
"Really?" Bo Yan seemed very incredulous.
Incredible—how he could say something so... shameless.
Xie Cheng took a deep breath, suppressing the anger that was about to erupt. That’s your bread and butter, don’t get angry, don’t quibble with him, he’s a child, take whatever he says at face value.
"’Emperor Shun of Tang’ has been delayed due to casting difficulties, and it’s likely that production won’t start this year. The initial shooting location is set for the film and television base in Southern City. You can have a good year. Those scripts I showed you before are waiting for you to say the word, ready for you to join the team anytime, with the same pay as before."
"I remember there was a script you showed me before, and the director even approached me personally. What was it called?"
Xie Cheng instantly realized and was slightly surprised, "Are you talking about ’Glory and You, Never Forsaken’? Didn’t you..."
Bo Yan interrupted him, "Yeah, that one, I’ll take it."
He had high hopes for that script before, but it was the very first one Great Actor Bo rejected, saying something like Tang Wan was the enlightenment of his career, and he genuinely couldn’t bring himself to portray her husband.
In actuality, there was a mental block.
But now, what changed his mind? To single out this script?
Xie Cheng was somewhat puzzled, "Why?"
"When I’m not working, you have complaints; when I start working, you have doubts. Are you competent at your job?"