Huayu: What the heck is it that the actor gave me CS skills?

Pan Chen and his companion were in charge of casting, so they stayed at the hotel.

Wu Gang was a martial arts instructor, responsible for the action design in spy dramas. After seeing that Yu Su was done, he pushed the door open and left.

Just as he arrived at the entrance of the Jane Eyre Hotel, someone suddenly rushed over.

Wu Gang was taken aback and recognized the man.

"You haven't left yet?"

"I'll leave right away."

Zhang Zhishu smiled sheepishly.

Seeing that the man hadn't left after finishing speaking, Wu Gang roughly understood what was going on and offered a reminder.

"Whether your film gets made or not isn't up to me alone. Just go back and wait for our notification."

Zhang Zhishu shook his head: "This isn't about me; I'm talking about someone else."

"Who is it?"

"Yusu!"

Wu Gang raised an eyebrow: "What's wrong with him?"

Zhang Zhishu whispered a warning: "His acting is terrible."

"What's it to you?"

"I'm just worried that the production team might hire the wrong people, which would affect the filming schedule."

"Go about your business."

"Then I'll be going now, Director."

"..."

Zhang Zhishu gave a couple of reminders and that was it.

He had already realized that he might be eliminated.

It's common for him to fail auditions, but Yu Su absolutely cannot succeed.

He knew it might be foolish to do this, but he couldn't swallow the fact that Yu Su had taken his role!

Even if we can't steal it, we'll destroy it!

As for whether it would succeed or not, Zhang Zhishu chose to do it first and then see.

"..."

Watching Zhang Zhishu's figure disappear, Wu Gang felt both amused and annoyed.

He finally understood why the other person, a child star with formal training, hadn't made it big all these years.

You can resort to underhanded tactics only if they bring you resources.

Even if the other party hacks Yu Su, this role can't possibly fall into his hands.

That's one issue. The second issue is that it's too blunt. It starts by rambling on and on, and nobody listens.

In the end, they found the wrong person and the wrong horse!

In his presence, Wu Gang was considered quite lenient to even acknowledge those who slandered him for using his connections.

Wu Gang shook his head, not taking it to heart.

At the China World Trade Center, Wu Gang went straight to the sixth floor.

He was the assistant director, and his main job was action design.

Although there aren't many action scenes in period dramas set in the Republican era, the kind of close-quarters combat between spies still required his design.

On the way, he happened to meet Chen Shu coming out of his room, preparing to go to the practice room.

The two decided to go together.

Inside the elevator, Chen Shu saw Wu Gang return from outside and asked curiously, "Did the director just go out?"

"Yeah, there's something going on with the casting."

Hearing this, Chen Shu became even more curious: "Casting? I just came from there too. Is there a problem with the actors?"

Wu Gang was somewhat surprised, but didn't elaborate, shaking his head: "It's my own business."

"oh."

"By the way, do you think an actor could deliver an exceptional performance in a short period of time with proper training?"

Chen Shu was a little puzzled, but still answered seriously, "It is possible, but it also requires talent."

In film crews, actors often get stuck, but when the director goes up and says a few words, the actor immediately understands.

However, if a director's words are understood by everyone else but not by the actors, then it's all a waste of effort.

Wu Gang nodded and didn't ask any more questions.

He hadn't thought much of it at first, but on the way back, he felt like something was off.

Yu Su's performance was so good that he might get a major supporting role in the production.

So here's the question.

What if his performance at that time was due to special instruction and an exceptional performance?

If Director Li takes a liking to Yu Su and signs him to the crew, but he can't perform well later on, who will solve the problem?

This made Wu Gang hesitate.

Because if something goes wrong, the director will definitely think that he helped, and Wu Gang will suffer a huge loss.

In such a big-budget production, if you were in one of those shady production crews, you wouldn't get a major supporting role without spending several nights with the actress.

If Yu Su's performance is just average, that's fine; he's been given a minor supporting role.

But he performed too well, so well that Wu Gang felt he had done too much of a favor.

Chen Shu sensed something was wrong and asked curiously, "Was it because one of the actors acted too well?"

If someone performs poorly, they'll be eliminated immediately; Wu Gang wouldn't be so conflicted.

Wu Gang nodded: "It's pretty good."

Chen Shu had originally intended to stop there, but then she suddenly thought of someone and, for the first time ever, asked, "Who is it?"

Wu Gang frowned, hesitated for a moment, and said, "You probably don't know him; he hasn't been in the industry for many years."

"A man named Yu Su."

"Yusu?"

Chen Shufeng blinked, a look of surprise on her face. This was the second time she had heard this name today.

The crucial point is that she had thought it was the last time the two of them would see each other, but she never expected to hear it from Wu Gang again.

Wu Gang was somewhat surprised: "You know him?"

Chen Shu shook her head: "I don't know him... I just ran into him when I went to the hotel."

Wu Gang looked at him with some suspicion. "You know someone's name just because you met them?"

But he didn't want to ask too many questions about it, so he simply kept quiet.

Chen Shu noticed Wu Gang's strange look and offered an explanation: "He recognized me and asked me for an autograph."

"Oh, I see... That's quite a coincidence."

Wu Gang's extraneous thoughts disappeared. Although this kind of thing is rare, it is understandable.

However, Yu Su's matter is causing him a lot of distress now.

Chen Shu's interest was piqued, and curiosity flashed in her phoenix eyes: "Director, is the person you're talking about Yu Su?"

Wu Gang nodded: "It's him."

"He acted very well?"

"He's definitely not quite up to your level yet, but he's already quite outstanding for his age."

Wu Gang has always worked as a martial arts instructor. Although he has never directed a film, he often watches actors perform.

Even if you don't know exactly how good they are, you'll know just by comparing them in your mind to actors you've seen before.

A thoughtful look flashed in Chen Shufeng's eyes: "So, Director, you think he was trained beforehand?"

"More or less."

"Actually, this is easy to solve. We can just give him another scene to test him out, right?"

Wu Gang was taken aback. "That's right!"

He was somewhat prejudiced and forgot about this!

Yu Su hasn't been noticed by Director Li yet, but even if he were, he could still give him a test.

If Yu Su passes the test, then everything will be settled.

Thinking of this, Wu Gang calmed down: "You're the quick-witted one."

Chen Shu pursed her lips and remained silent.

"..."

"A-level Flash!"

"clear!"

Yu Su landed in the first position of the bandit group and immediately tried to dodge to his teammate, who kindly responded to him.

After leaving the hotel, Yu Su went straight to an internet cafe.

This is already his fourth game.

He won the first two games with Yu Su's extremely high headshot rate, and in the last game he was matched with a big brother.

The opponent's movement and positioning skills were very strong, and Yu Su's headshot method was somewhat rigid, which was perfectly countered by the opponent, ultimately resulting in a loss.

He has now reached the B+ rank.

Having reached this rank, Yu Su clearly felt the pressure increasing.

B+ is technically equivalent to A in some aspects, but it may be due to bad luck or imperfections in certain areas.

So it has been hovering around B+.

This results in people at this level having a high skill level.

While the base headshot rate is unstable, it can occasionally spike to fifty or sixty, or even seventy.

If Yu Su maintains a headshot rate of 60-70%, he will actually crash and burn.

Of course, this only applies to a few periods.

Most of the time, Yu Su was able to keep his rating stable at around 1.2.

The practice only required following the steps, but Yu Su had actually been thinking about one thing during this time.

That was an idea that suddenly popped into Yu Su's head when he was looking through recently started film and television dramas in preparation for his audition for the Peace Hotel.

At the time, Yu Su was focused on the audition and forgot about it.

But now that I think about it, it seems more and more feasible.

Yu Su estimates that there were around a thousand domestic TV dramas and films produced in 16 alone.

Of all the dramas, only a few will ultimately become huge hits.

Yu Su's ideas were related to several wildly popular works.

Many famous directors have followed in his footsteps.

Because of the film's poor performance, some people blamed the poor scheduling by the cinemas, while others even said that the audience had poor taste.

Some of them are well-known directors in China.

This raises a question.

Even directors who have already proven their success in the market are unsure whether a film will meet their expectations.

What about the others?

Yu Su felt that it definitely wouldn't work.

But he can.

He knows which shows will be hits and which will flop, if he created a separate account specifically to predict these.

If his predictions continue to come true, will production crews approach him?

If you contact him, he might casually say that if you add an actor named Yu Su, you'll become a huge star. Would the other party add him?

The moment this thought arose, it immediately attracted all of Yu Su's attention.

If this happened in other industries, many people wouldn't believe it.

But if it happens in an industry like film and television, where there is a high degree of uncertainty, then he is a master.