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

The book "Professional Villain, Fans Beg Me Not to Kill Him" ​​is full of classic quotes, seeking resonance.

One person collapsed to the ground, unable to get up; another, covered in blood, lay on the ground groaning in pain.

Bai Ye remained unmoved, his expression unchanged, his eyes cold and inhuman.

He calmly picked up the bag that had fallen to the ground, turned around and left.

The passersby saw it and were shocked. Bai Ye pulled out his gun and fired another shot, but missed. The passersby tumbled and crawled, howling in pain.

Under these circumstances, Bai Ye had no intention of pursuing the man, and didn't even glance at him.

He remained calm and unhurried. He lifted his shirt, tucked the black pistol into the holster at his waist, grabbed his bag, and quickly left. His steps were swift, yet he showed no sign of panic.

After entering the underground passage, he suddenly sped up and disappeared.

The entire process was as smooth as flowing water, from finding the target to committing the crime and then fleeing the scene, as if it had been rehearsed countless times.

One person was lying on the ground, and another was standing. Apart from the wails of pain, the scene was deathly silent.

Many people were initially worried that Bai Ye wouldn't be able to portray Fan Ye well, as the character was far too ruthless and had reached a point where everyone was on edge.

Back then, when people withdrew money from banks, they would even put up a sign that read: "Small withdrawals, please do not shoot in the head."

He was a notorious and ruthless bandit.

Bai Ye's portrayal of Fan Ye is ruthless and merciless, with clear and firm goals, and a clean and decisive withdrawal. His cold and cruel temperament is simply Fan Ye reincarnated!

While everyone was marveling at the performance, director Dong Ran shook his head and yelled, "What the hell are you doing? What kind of expression is that? Do you think you're already handsome?"

"Who told you to act like that!"

"say!"

Look me in the eyes!

Dong Ran unleashed a barrage of attacks, leaving not only Bai Ye stunned, but also everyone else dumbfounded.

Bai Ye's acting is not good enough? Is the director's requirement that high?

They just thought Bai Ye's performance was simply divine, and that this take would be a breeze.

Dong Ran took the water that Brother Wu handed him, gave him an appreciative look, and then continued spraying.

"Who do you think you're playing? A master? You fucking remember this! You're playing a beast! A complete, utterly inhuman beast! What were you trying to do with those moves you just did? Show off? You remember this, you're a murderer, a monster! Don't do anything that might glorify Fan Ye!"

"I absolutely cannot allow the audience to develop even the slightest appreciation or longing for him! I will never allow such a thing to happen!" Dong Ran said sternly, giving Bai Ye a thorough dressing-down.

"Did you understand?"

Bai Ye nodded dejectedly.

Dong Ran roared, "Are you deaf? Are you mute? Did you understand me? Speak louder!"

Bai Ye, neck stiff, roared in reply, "Understood!"

This was the harshest reprimand he had ever received since filming "Day and Night." Whether it was Liu Xiu, Wu Zhan, or Chen Xiangbei, they would all criticize his performance, but never this intensely.

Juani, standing to the side, shrank back and gave Bai Ye a helpless look.

Yang Jingjing chuckled to herself, while the others were cautious, afraid of offending the director.

Angkor, who was hiding to the side, had a fleeting look of gloom on his face, but then, like the others, he turned around and watched the commotion with his hands tucked in.

Some people are worried that the fact that the actor was scolded by the director in the first scene might affect Bai Ye's performance.

Bai Ye didn't say anything, but simply picked up the bracelet and started to twirl it in his palm.

Although Bai Ye was a little angry when Dong Ran insulted him, he quickly figured out the key point.

Lin Dong is a fictional character. He can be elegant and likable to the audience. Li Linfeng is also a fictional character, so his reverse smoking can be talked about by some people. Even if it is imitated, it doesn't matter.

Fan Ye is not acceptable. This is a real case, and he cannot receive any appreciation. The audience will not agree, nor will the relatives of the victims.

Any attempt to glorify the perpetrator could cause secondary harm to the victims' families, who would then face a barrage of accusations.

It may also lead some naive young people to imitate it.

After Bai Ye figured it out, he felt a chill of fear. He did want to portray the character as ruthless and decisive, but this also made his actions somewhat "cool".

This is behavior that should never happen.

Although Dong Ran was scolding him, he was actually saving him.

Bai Ye twirled the prayer beads, head down, and walked toward Dong Ran.

The others instinctively began to prepare to break up the fight. Young people are most intolerant of humiliation, and Dong Ran has such a fiery temper that conflict is very likely to break out.

"Brother Bai..." Juandi whispered, trying to dissuade him.

In her haste, Yang Jingjing reached out to pull Bai Ye back.

Ignoring everything else, Bai Ye whispered, "Thank you, Director Dong."

Dong Ran was smoking when he heard this and took a deep drag in surprise, almost making his brain go blank.

"what?"

"what?"

"what?"

The three "ahs" came from Dong Ran, Yang Jingjing, Hu Andi, and others, and the last one came from Wu Ge.

Everyone was stunned.

What are you thanking me for?

A masochist?

Everyone's gaze towards Bai Ye changed.

Bai Ye said, "Thank you for your guidance, Director Dong. Otherwise, I wouldn't have realized that playing Fan Ye is different from playing other people. He is a beast and doesn't deserve any positive emotions from the audience."

These words drew cheers from the others.

"Well said!"

"pretty!"

"We must not let this beast taste even the slightest bit of pleasure!"

Everyone was in high spirits and applauded Bai Ye's speech, saying it was excellent.

Fan Ye, that beast, should never be given any praise; he must be vilified to the core.

Having figured this out, everyone looked at Dong Ran differently, with a touch more respect than before.

Dong Ran: "..."

What's going on? It seems like they've made their presence felt again?

Dong Ran reacted quickly. He threw his cigarette butt on the ground, patted Bai Ye on the shoulder, and said earnestly, "You're still young and don't understand many things, but that's okay, I'll teach you."

"Thank you, Director," Bai Ye said sincerely.

"Alright, get ready, let's start again."

This scene was indeed difficult to act. Bai Ye not only had to portray Fan Ye's cruelty and ruthlessness, but also couldn't make his movements too cool to attract the audience's attention.

He must be decisive and efficient, yet intimidating, so that people cannot idolize him.

This was the most difficult role Bai Ye had ever played. It took so many takes, with each take requiring a retake. Finally, after more than a dozen takes, Dong Ran waved his hand, indicating that the scene was done.

Through Bai Ye's performance, a cold-blooded, violent, cruel, and perverted Fan Ye comes to life.

The crew members all expressed:

"Damn it! He's the one who did it!"

"That's right, he was the one in that case eighteen years ago!"

"You beast!"

"That bastard, I want to beat him to death just looking at him."

"Uh... I just want to run away."

After filming the first scene, everyone was still discussing it with great enthusiasm.

Angkor was among them, but he smiled much less.