Luo Chengyang moved fast.
After dropping that line, he took off his makeup, changed his clothes, and left with his assistant who didn't even dare lift his head.
Only his agent was left behind, smiling apologetically as he dealt with all the follow-up matters of the breach of contract.
On the other side, the screenwriter and the head of photography huddled over the script, rushing to rearrange the day's shooting schedule so that all the scenes had no Senior Brother in them.
Xie Sanqiu's expression finally improved a little.
But only just a little.
When they started again in the afternoon, not only Su Qingyan, even Ye Wan could feel that the standards had become harsh to a downright outrageous degree.
If it were before, they absolutely would've passed in one take.
But today, it was cut again and again, and Director Xie's pursuit of perfection had practically evolved into nitpicking.
