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

In the final scene, Bai Ye's target is Yang Jingjing.

Yang Jingjing was very excited; she had been waiting for this day for a long time.

From "The Hidden Forest" to "Bloodstained Sand," Yang Jingjing's role has become more prominent. The reasons are twofold: firstly, she received a recommendation from Liu Xiu, and secondly, Yang Jingjing felt that her acting skills had improved.

Her portrayal of the victim was absolutely brilliant!

However, since joining the cast, she hasn't had much room to showcase her talents. It's not that her other scenes are bad, but they haven't really stood out. It's just that she hasn't had any scenes with Bai Ye yet.

Now her chance has come. She wants to prove to others that she, Yang Jingjing, is invincible at playing the victim!

"Give it your all!" Yang Jingjing encouraged Bai Ye.

Bai Ye looked shocked, and his gaze towards her became somewhat strange.

"Action!"

After changing his clothes, Bai Ye finally regained the demeanor of the elegant killer Lin Dong, dressed in a suit and tie, exuding charm.

Yang Jingjing had black tape over her mouth, and her eyes were filled with terror.

"1800°C, pour it down, and with a sizzle, everything's gone," Bai Ye said, as if showing off a treasure.

He looked up at the frame of molten iron above him, as if he were looking at a rare treasure.

This is good stuff.

A good thing for destroying evidence.

Yang Jingjing's boyfriend was terrified. He was speechless and dared not say a word, not even glancing at Bai Ye.

Tears welled up in Yang Jingjing's eyes; they were red and swollen, and the fear in them made one want to pity her.

"Help me! Help me!"

"Husband, save me!"

With her mouth covered, Yang Jingjing cried out incoherently yet with heart-wrenching sobs, her face streaked with tears.

Even the most hard-hearted person would find it unbearable to see.

As it turned out, her husband was so terrified that he screamed even louder than she did.

He knelt down before Bai Ye with a thud, tears and snot streaming down his face, his whole body trembling.

"If she doesn't die, you will." Bai Ye smiled brightly and spoke gently, as if he were joking with a friend.

Yang Jingjing's husband immediately knelt down, trembling as he prepared to kill her.

Despair, heartbreak, and disbelief all appeared in Yang Jingjing's eyes at once. She closed her eyes, and two lines of clear tears flowed down her cheeks.

struggle?

It's pointless now.

At this moment, her disappointment in her husband outweighed her fear of Bai Ye.

This is the most heartbreaking thing imaginable.

The police arrived.

After killing seven people, Li Linfeng officially logged off. He was still a monster when he logged off, but he also became more elegant.

Elegance was an element Wu Zhan added later, believing that this elegance would bring greater attention to "Bloodstained Sand".

Li Linfeng is dead, and the filming of "White Night" has officially wrapped up.

clap clap.

Applause erupted from the audience.

"Beautiful!" Wu Zhan exclaimed in admiration.

"Sure, Jingjing."

"You acted really well!"

"I couldn't tell!"

Everyone surrounded Yang Jingjing, showering her with praise.

In the final scene, Yang Jingjing's acting was simply divine; the fear of facing death was almost real.

If they didn't know it was acting, they would have thought it was some kind of documentary.

Congratulations on wrapping up filming!

"Congratulations!"

A bouquet of flowers was given to Bai Ye, along with a red envelope to calm her nerves.

The actors still on set all came, and even the resident psychologist, Song Xin'er, came to congratulate her.

The presence of a psychologist on set is solely due to the existence of "Day and Night" (a popular Chinese drama series); a proper film crew would never have a psychologist.

"Thank you, thank you everyone." Bai Ye was deeply moved.

The experience of being on set was much richer than when I played Lin Dong. Lin Dong was a complete extra, appearing only a few times. Li Linfeng, on the other hand, was already considered an important supporting character.

"I heard Director Wu introduced you to a role?"

"Damn, Director Wu is biased!"

"If I become rich and powerful, let us not forget each other!"

"When you become a big star, don't forget your brothers."

"And my sisters too," Yang Jingjing added with a smile.

Bai Ye waved his hands repeatedly, "I'm just a minor supporting character. I'll have to ask you all to take care of me in the future. Please recommend me to any roles you may have."

Yang Jingjing smiled and said, "Don't worry, I'll recommend you first if I find a suitable one."

"What were your demands again?"

Bai Ye opened his mouth to answer, but Wu Zhan interrupted, "As long as it can kill people."

The laughter from the crew abruptly stopped, and apart from Yang Jingjing and Wu Zhan, everyone else stared at Bai Ye in disbelief.

Bai Ye nodded reluctantly, "Yes."

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In a flash, the crowd dispersed rapidly.

They'd never heard of such a bizarre request before. What's wrong? Are you addicted to playing assassins?

What decent person would play such a twisted character? Even if they did, it would definitely be a stepping stone to pursue more exciting roles.

Killing someone is enough?

They've never heard of such an outrageous request.

It's best to stay away from people like that, lest they really get you killed someday.

The character Li Linfeng wasn't originally entitled to a wrap party, but Wu Zhan still organized one for him, saying that he might need Li Linfeng to boost the popularity of "Bloodstained Sand" in the future, as he was extremely envious of the success of "The Hidden Forest".

The private room erupted in laughter. Everyone thought Wu Zhan was joking. It was too unbelievable that Bai Ye had been trending on social media so many times. How could something like this keep happening? It was impossible.

After the wrap party, Bai Ye went to audition for a new drama the next day. The new drama was called "The Hearts of People in Chaotic Times," and it was said to be a super big production with an investment of over 2 million.

The investment is huge, and the cast is incredibly strong, including several A-list stars. And the leads? They're all leads!

The story has a simple background: more than a hundred years ago, the warlords of the North and South fought each other, the imperial court existed in name only, local armed forces carved out their own territories, and the people were displaced.

This is a truly chaotic world, without order, without law, without morality. Whoever has a gun is the emperor. The chaos is so great that for ordinary people, simply surviving is a luxury.

But some people can live like gods, and social class contradictions have reached the tipping point of explosion.

Warlords, heroes, knights-errant, and ordinary people—different people have different values, and when faced with the same situation, they will make different choices, thus creating conflict.

The role Bai Ye auditioned for wasn't a lead role, but a supporting role with limited screen time. However, it was crucial for driving the plot forward; he was to play the young warlord.

There are two requirements. The first requirement is to resemble a young warlord, to have the temperament of a young warlord, so that people can immediately recognize him as such.

The second requirement is that this person must be evil, so evil that it makes people grit their teeth, preferably someone with sores on their head and pus flowing from their feet, utterly wicked.

It's that kind of requirement again, and it's fortunate that it's that kind of requirement; otherwise, with such a large production team, Bai Ye might not even have had a chance to audition.

"The Hearts of People in Chaotic Times" is not in the same league as "The Hidden Forest" and "Bloodstained Sand". Even for villain roles in such big productions, many people would fight tooth and nail to get the part.

As long as it becomes a hit, it's all worth it.