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

The crew of "Bloodstained Sand" held a celebration banquet organized by Wu Zhan. During the banquet, Wu Zhan patted Bai Ye on the shoulder and said with a thick tongue that he thought highly of Bai Ye and that they should definitely work together again in the future.

Yang Jingjing held up her wine glass. "Brother Bai, let me toast you."

"Me too, me too..."

Suddenly, Bai Ye seemed to have become the main character.

Li Linfeng was too explosive. Although Bai Ye himself did not receive that much attention, even a portion of it was enough for him.

The most notable thing is his number of followers, which is approaching 70.

As his fame grew, so did his salary. Now, a production team has extended an invitation to Bai Ye, offering a salary of over 50 yuan.

Although it can't compare to top-tier celebrities, it's a huge leap compared to the 500 a day I earned while filming "The Hidden Forest".

Huang Xiyu got Bai Ye a script, and with the opportunity provided by Chen Ang, Bai Ye still has a lot to do in the short term.

After a short break, Bai Ye will go to the set of "Nowhere to Escape" to play a cameo role. This role will only have a few minutes of screen time, which is Chen Ang's way of introducing Bai Ye to the film industry.

"Nowhere to Escape," directed by renowned director Zhang Shan, boasts a large cast of talented actors, including award-winning actor Chen Ang, making it a truly impressive lineup.

Bai Ye was able to get a cameo role entirely because of Chen Ang's strong recommendation.

I wonder how many people are watching "Nowhere to Escape". With such a big production team, even playing a supporting role is better than playing the lead role in a low-budget drama.

On Bai Ye's first day on set, Huang Xiyu accompanied her.

"Teacher Chen, I brought you some local specialties. They're especially effective at treating dark circles under the eyes. Thank you for helping Bai Ye. Please continue to guide me in the future."

Chen Ang smiled broadly and kept thanking Huang Xiyu.

"Teacher Cao, these are limited edition basketball shoes that Bai Ye specially found for you. Bai Ye is young, so please bear with him."

Cao Wei's eyes lit up, and he patted Bai Ye's shoulder enthusiastically, "Haha, no problem, no problem."

"Teacher Guo, it's nice to see you again. You look better and better. This is some handmade donkey-hide gelatin for you. Bai Ye, please feel free to polish it."

Guo Fengnian smiled broadly, "Teacher Huang, you've gone to so much trouble. You can rest assured that Bai Ye is in my hands; this kid is a real talent."

Bai Ye was amazed; was this the power of a top agent?

It seemed like there wasn't a single actor in the entire production crew she didn't know; if she truly didn't know them, it meant they weren't very famous.

Bai Ye seized the opportunity to get closer to Guo Fengnian, saying, "I've heard Director Wu Zhan mention you before, saying you're a master of the method school, and that he wants me to learn more from you."

Guo Fengnian chuckled, "What master or not. It's just acting. If you don't understand something, just come and ask me."

With Huang Xiyu's deliberate efforts to befriend Bai Ye, the cast and crew of "Nowhere to Escape" quickly became acquainted with him.

Even if you don't care about the monk, you should still care about the Buddha. Huang Xiyu's network of connections accumulated over the years is still quite useful.

Huang Xiyu left gracefully, while Bai Ye stayed behind to learn about the script.

The story of "Nowhere to Run" is about a family annihilation case that occurred many years ago. The suspects are still at large. Several detectives relentlessly pursue the murderers and eventually successfully arrest them.

Bai Ye plays neither a detective nor a murderer, but the real culprit who is finally revealed.

His role was small and insignificant; it was purely a cameo.

However, he wasn't in a hurry to leave. This was the most high-profile film crew he had ever worked on. Given the current environment, he figured he would learn as much as he could.

The first thing Bai Ye learned was how to quickly detach herself from the role she was playing.

Guo Fengnian gave him a string of Buddhist prayer beads, made of chicken wing wood, polished to a high shine, and looked very smooth.

You can wear Buddhist prayer beads on your wrist normally, and take them off and spin them when you have nothing to do.

Of course, this is how ordinary people use it. Guo Fengnian taught Bai Ye to wear it while acting if it doesn't interfere with the performance, and to take it off and spin it around after acting to accumulate merit and tell himself that he has left the role behind.

Bai Ye felt something was off; the scene was too terrifying.

He usually wears a string of Buddhist prayer beads on his wrist, and looks like a devout Buddhist who practices vegetarianism and chants Buddhist scriptures. He is kind-hearted and clearly a highly accomplished monk.

Then, wearing his Buddhist prayer beads, he began killing people. He killed one by one, two by two, and he killed gods and Buddhas alike.

The scene was incredibly terrifying.

The most outrageous thing is that after he killed someone, he took off his Buddhist beads and started chanting sutras, as if chanting sutras would make the matter disappear.

Isn't that weird?

Chen Ang gave a thumbs up, "Your idea is great, but it feels even more perverted."

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After learning from several talented actors on set for a few days, director Zhang Shan finally found time to arrange Bai Ye's cameo role.

"Your role isn't big; it's just that you get arrested by the police and sit in the interrogation room answering their questions. Teacher Chen said you have a lot of ideas for playing bad guys. You should think about the script first, and I'll see how it goes."

Since it was a cameo role with very little screen time, director Zhang Shan was happy to give Chen Ang some face and see just how good Bai Ye really was.

Bai Ye nodded, took the script and started reading. He read it very quickly, mainly looking at the character traits and how the characters were designed.

The story is about a family massacre in a certain place. All five members of a family were brutally murdered, and there were no clues. The murderer is still at large. The police never gave up the pursuit of the murderer. Three of the murderers were atoning for their sins and were finally caught by the police because of some small details. After the murderers were executed, the biggest murderer was revealed at the end of the story.

Bai Ye is going to play the final murderer.

Cao Wei's character is extremely guilty and deeply remorseful. He habitually punishes himself and seeks death.

The character played by Chen Ang hopes to atone for his sins by doing good deeds.

Guo Fengnian also suffered greatly from this, and he chose to feign madness to escape reality.

After reading the script, Bai Ye couldn't help but comment, "I don't think they're evil enough. They're more like ordinary people who commit heinous acts on impulse. They still have a conscience."

Zhang Shan's face immediately turned sour, as if someone owed him money and wasn't paying it back.

The screenwriter's expression was as if he were constipated; it was indescribably unpleasant.

Cao Wei and Guo Fengnian both looked unhappy, and even their gazes towards Bai Ye were somewhat hostile.

Bai Ye's heart skipped a beat. Oh no! She'd said the wrong thing.

The people in front of him were either directors or screenwriters, and the others were all established professionals. How could a newcomer like him have the right to speak?

I've heard that many people dislike having their problems pointed out, especially by people of much lower status than themselves, as it makes them feel very embarrassed.

"Um..." Bai Ye was about to explain.

"Hahaha!" Chen Ang burst into laughter. "I won! Two hundred yuan! Hand it over now!"

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