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

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There were quite a few things to prepare for the opening ceremony, and the staff were busy running around. Bai Ye also lent a hand.

During this time, this Angkor was very diligent, sometimes posting wanted posters and sometimes handing out water to everyone. He was much more proactive than the other temporary workers.

Not only the production crew liked him, but the actors also had a good impression of him.

Diligent, not talkative, always with a smile on his face, and always coming over when needed—who wouldn't like someone like that?

Bai Ye felt something was off. He had worked on several film crews before, and he knew that most of the time, even the regular employees, let alone temporary workers, would only be nice to big stars and directors.

How can a temporary worker be so outstanding?

Not right.

If you're so outstanding, why would you be a temporary worker?

There's definitely something wrong with this!

While preparing for the opening ceremony, Bai Ye asked the director about this Angkor Wat.

"Director Dong, this person is so diligent, where did you find him?"

Dong Ran was taken aback for a moment, "When we were recruiting for the film crew, he came to us on his own."

It seemed the director didn't know who this person was either. Bai Ye nodded thoughtfully.

Film crews are always a mixed bag; not only are the stars a mess, but the crew members are also a mess.

A film crew has more than a dozen departments and hundreds of jobs. These people come from all over the country and have different experiences and habits. Except for a few core members who stay with the director, the others are recruited when the crew is established and are disbanded after filming is completed.

This Angkor Wat was built by temporary workers who were cheap and easy to use.

Bai Ye secretly observed him and felt that something was wrong with this person, not only because of his behavior, but also because of his own intuition.

Having used the [Aura of Sin] so often, he had become somewhat familiar with this criminal aura.

This Angkor gave him that feeling.

After the opening ceremony, Bai Ye saw that Wu Ge had already become one of the crew members, chatting with them.

The actors generally don't interact much with the staff unless they are very familiar with them.

Bai Ye leaned closer and heard Wu Ge enthusiastically recounting the story of the notorious bandit Fan Ye.

"I was young back then, and Fan Ye was incredibly vicious. We young people weren't even afraid to go to the park alone..."

Seeing Bai Ye approach, Wu Ge nodded amiably. "Young people usually go to parks to date, but after Fan Ye's affair was exposed, the parks are all empty!"

"This is terrifying."

"Indeed, no matter how important love is, it's not as important as your life!"

"I was young then, and my mom was so scared that she was paranoid wherever she went."

Wu Ge took a sip of water. "That's right. During that period, the name Fan Ye was so intimidating that even children were afraid to cry. People couldn't go to the park casually, and they didn't dare to withdraw money from the bank. It was terrible. How could one person have such a powerful influence?"

"To be honest, this Fan Ye deserves the title of a ruthless bandit."

Bai Ye listened to Angkor's stories with a group of staff who had finished their work. As he narrated, Fan Ye's character gradually became clearer.

Cold and ruthless, decisive and vicious in action, with excellent marksmanship and a fierce physique.

As Angkor told his story, the crowd gasped in amazement, becoming increasingly interested in the notorious bandit Fan Ye.

"It seems like Brother Wu knows Fan Ye quite well," Bai Ye suddenly asked.

Angkor chuckled sheepishly, "Well, who among us our age doesn't know Fan Ye?"

Bai Ye nodded. "We will catch him."

Angkor chuckled, "I hope so, but we don't even know if this person is alive or dead, it's very difficult."

"I heard the reward is 500 million. I hope I can find this Fan Ye."

"500 million? That's enough for me to buy a house, a car, and the rest in the bank. That's enough to live on for the rest of my life."

"That's true. Let me take another look at the arrest warrant."

"Then I'll take a look too."

"Haha, what do you think we'd do if we caught Fan Ye together? How would we split the money?"

"Everyone who sees it gets a share."

"Haha, maybe I can catch it all by myself."

"Dream on!"

The focus of their discussion immediately shifted from Fan Ye to the bounty. A bounty of 500 million was enough for an ordinary person to achieve upward social mobility.

Everyone was imagining how the money would change their lives, and Wu Ge joined in, discussing how to spend the five million.

Everything seemed normal, and Bai Ye began to doubt whether he was mistaken, since intuition doesn't sound very reliable.

Bai Ye chatted for a while and then left; the director wanted to give him some acting instructions.

Fan Ye is a character with very distinct traits, quite different from the previous roles he played. Whether it was Lin Dong or Li Linfeng, he killed without a second thought.

But all of Fan Ye's murders were meticulously planned. He knew exactly where the crime was committed, when it was committed, and the escape route. Simply put, he was a high-IQ criminal.

"The first case was Fan Ye's armed murder. He had been staking out the bank entrance, looking for a target. The person he wanted to rob was someone who looked very wealthy and was likely to withdraw a large amount of cash..."

"Fan Ye is a very calm person. The time and place he chose ensured that he could escape the scene unhurriedly..."

"First, Fan Ye scouted the location like this... then calculated the optimal route..."

These are all police speculations, and only in this way could Fan Ye escape before the police arrived.

Of course, this is just speculation. Before Fan Ye was caught, no one knew what the real situation was.

Bai Ye listened attentively; these were all scenes he was about to act in, and they were quite challenging for him.

Fan Ye's entire murder process was quick, with almost no unnecessary movements or expressions. Crucially, others wouldn't immediately perceive him as a bad person.

At this moment, Bai Ye noticed out of the corner of his eye that Wu Ge had a dismissive expression, seemingly disdainful of the director's analysis.

When Bai Ye looked closely, Wu Ge still had that same simple and honest look, and Bai Ye wondered if he had seen wrong.

"Do you understand?" Dong Ran asked.

Bai Ye nodded. "I understand."

"Okay, let's try it."

At Dong Ran's command, the crew began filming.

At midday, on the street in front of a bank, two people carrying handbags walked out of the bank, chatting and laughing. They even reached into their bags and rummaged around, seemingly counting money.

This action attracted the attention of many people. Bai Ye quickly approached the woman, took out a pistol from his bag, and fired a shot at her temple.

The woman collapsed on the spot, and the other person opened his mouth to shout. Bai Ye then shot her again.

His expression was cold and indifferent, completely unlike that of a human.

The onlookers felt a chill run down their spines and their legs were trembling. If they hadn't known it was a movie shoot, they would have turned and run away.