Great Medicine Heavenly Doctor was a historical slice-of-life drama. Other than a few scenes where the female lead climbed mountains to gather herbs, the rest were daily-life plots that relied purely on acting skills, so no stunt doubles were needed.
Dressed in a historical costume, Ivy Holden stood before a green screen with a bamboo basket on her back. She fixed a lecher with a death glare, her voice calm yet carrying an invisible pressure. "If you want to live, first learn to respect life."
The male supporting actor was so overwhelmed by this intangible aura that he forgot his lines.
The director, Liz Zane, raised a megaphone and yelled, "Cut! Owen Webb, what's wrong with you? Where are your lines?! Did you eat them?!"
"Sorry, sorry, Director..." the actor quickly apologized.
"Forget it. Go get yourself together! We'll shoot the next scene first!" Liz Zane felt the actor wouldn't be able to recover quickly, so she decided to just skip this scene for now.
