I'm a professional villain actor; my fans are begging me not to kill them.

Why did the authorities suddenly intervene? And why were they so quick, responding in less than half a day?

Isn't Bai Ye a minor character? How come someone without even an agency has official backing for him?

Fu Ziang panicked. Could it be that he was pretending to be weak while actually being strong?

I've heard that some people enjoy using this kind of trick and never get tired of it.

Immediately afterwards, the announcement attracted a large number of users.

"666, I knew he looked like an unlucky guy who tried to do something heroic."

"This blogger is such an unlucky guy, he gets arrested every time he tries to do a good deed."

"Can you believe that someone called the police even though there was a 'drill' banner hanging on the door of a kindergarten?"

"If you're interested, check out these videos. They made me laugh so hard I squealed like a pig in the middle of the night."

Five of Bai Ye's videos went viral. Apart from the acting video that Fu Ziang took out of context and edited, there was also a video of the serial killer Lin Dong. The other three videos had nothing to do with acting.

Curious netizens searched for related videos and became even more excited.

Whether it's saving someone or acting, it all looks like she's about to kill someone. That twisted yet elegant contrast is like a poison that keeps netizens hooked.

So elegant, even murder is like art. His several acts of heroism not only did not diminish this elegance, but added to his charm.

He has a cold and aloof demeanor, with indifferent eyes, yet he is also incredibly elegant, with every move he makes exuding grace.

Baiye's fan base exploded to 16!

Seeing that things were not going well, the online army that Fu Ziang had arranged had already gone quiet. The police had come out, and the matter had already blown up. If it continued, they might be arrested.

So a large number of online trolls, in order to clear themselves of any wrongdoing, turned around and started attacking Fu Ziang—look, I'm attacking Fu Ziang, so I'm definitely not a fan of his.

Bai Ye can withstand criticism, and the more criticism he receives, the more fans he gains. But Fu Ziang can't withstand criticism. He debuted by relying on his good looks to break through the competition.

Now, Fu Ziang's comment section is filled with grotesque emojis saying "Lu Jiangchuan, I advise you to behave yourself," making him a complete idiot.

This meme alone is enough to deter many fans.

Fu Ziang finally reaped the bitter fruit of the backlash from the traffic.

His attempt to steal a chicken backfired spectacularly; Fu Ziang's swift and decisive maneuver left Bai Ye unscathed, and his fame soared.

The police investigation is ongoing, but the matter has come to a temporary close.

Bai Ye also returned to the film crew to focus on filming. The cold-blooded killer Li Linfeng still has a few people to kill.

"In today's scene, you're the one who kills Guo Chao and then disposes of the body. Guo Chao is also there; you're going to kill them both together."

Killing two people was described by Wu Zhan as being as simple as killing chickens, a scene described as utterly horrific.

He didn't reveal much about the plot because Bai Ye had previously told him, "Director, you obviously haven't killed anyone. I think the Li Linfeng you wrote isn't evil enough!"

Director and screenwriter: "..."

"What kind of talk is that? If they killed someone, would they still be here?" However, they also admitted that with Bai Ye's slight changes, Li Linfeng had become much worse, even worse than they had imagined.

Wu Zhan waved his hand, indicating that Bai Ye should act as bad as possible.

"Action!"

Yang Jingjing munched on sunflower seeds, watching the show with great excitement. She loved watching the murder scenes in "Day and Night" where the actors were terrified and peed their pants – they were so funny.

Bai Ye was still wearing that tattered cotton-padded jacket, his hair was messy, and he was walking and gnawing on a chicken leg, holding a shovel in one hand and a chicken leg in the other.

If you ignore the corpses lying on the ground, the scene seems quite normal. Eating a chicken leg after a tiring day of work is perfectly normal.

But looking at the corpses on the ground, the scene gradually became grotesque.

The shovel scraped against the ground, making a hissing sound. Guo Chao woke up and opened his eyes to see the corpse in front of him.

"Uh! Uh!"

Guo Chao was startled, his pupils dilated, and despite being bound, he managed to crawl back a step on the ground.

Bai Ye took a bite of a chicken leg, exuding a devilish aura. He said gently, "You're awake. Wait a minute."

The tone was just like that of parents who see you wake up in the morning and get ready to make you breakfast—warm and comforting.

Everyone felt a chill run down their spines. Wu Zhan shivered and rubbed the goosebumps on his arms.

Yang Jingjing silently put away the melon seeds; even she found it a bit perverted.

Bai Ye remained calm. He took a bite of a chicken leg, then picked up a shovel and shoveled it hard onto the corpse.

puff!

The shovel struck the pork with a dull thud.

"Click!"

Wu Zhan was furious, cursing, "Why are you running! You're a corpse! A corpse, do you understand? Who told you to run!"

The actor playing the corpse scrambled to his feet, keeping a safe distance from Bai Ye. "He really wanted to kill me!"

"I'm quitting!"

The actor was a background actor. He was lying on the ground with his eyes open, watching Bai Ye's materialized murderous aura and seeing the shovel come down. He was so scared that he almost peed his pants.

"I'm not acting anymore! Let whoever wants to act, act!"

The extra, still shaken, took off running as if a demon were chasing him.

Wu Zhan was a little bewildered when the phrase "national essence" was stuck in his throat.

In all my years of acting, I've never seen anything so outrageous.

What the hell! Can playing a corpse scare you this much?

Fortunately, this role was originally a minor one, with very few appearances and only a small amount of screen time, so replacing the actor wouldn't be a problem.

Wu Zhan was furious. "Change the player! Change the player!"

Soon, another gleeful extra came in. This scene was worth 300, and one day's work would be equivalent to three days' worth. What an idiot! He was just sitting there with such an opportunity and didn't even know how to seize it. What a big idiot!

It's just playing a corpse, how scary can it be? Coward!

He's so experienced at playing corpses; watch me handle it with ease.

As soon as the extra walked in, he saw Bai Ye's indifferent expression and the smile on his face gradually disappeared. He couldn't help but shiver.

Wu Zhan said at the opportune moment, "300."

The extra, who was about to turn around, turned halfway around and then suddenly turned back.

He swallowed hard. "Then what are we waiting for? Let's get started!"

The makeup for the extras was quite simple; the makeup artist applied the makeup and finished in a few minutes, creating a fresh corpse.

The extra lay down on the ground, eyes wide open, looking like he was dying with his eyes open—very professional.

Wu Zhan was very satisfied and even praised him, "Very good! Action!"

Bai Ye's expression remained calm, showing neither a fierce glint in his eyes nor any panic, as if he were doing something completely ordinary.

He took a bite of the chicken leg, chewed and swallowed it, then seemingly slowly but actually ruthlessly lifted the shovel.

From the perspective of the extra, he stared at Bai Ye with his eyes wide open, at the coldness emanating from him and the murderous aura that made his heart race. At that moment, his heart almost stopped.

He really wanted to kill me!

puff!

The shovel fell.

The extra's adrenaline surged, and he jumped up in a flash, tumbling and scrambling to his feet.

"I'm not acting anymore! I'm not acting anymore!"

"You're killing people!"

"I'm going to report you!"

The extra ran away, still shouting loudly.

Wu Zhan: "???"

He was furious. "If you're not going to act, get out!" he yelled, glaring at the assistant director. "What kind of people did you hire?!"

"I'm so sorry, I'll look for it again!"

The assistant director's face was also grim. These extras these days are so unprofessional. Damn it, they've ruined my life.