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

Six practice sessions would take a long time if done privately.

However, Wang Churan was filming a scene, and this scene involved martial arts, so the crew kept calling "cut."

Yu Su couldn't get away from it for the time being.

After thinking about it, he decided to practice right there on set.

But to avoid others thinking he was sick, he deliberately followed Wang Churan's filming schedule.

Wang Churan plays Liu Xiyin, the female lead's cousin in the drama.

This scene about horseback riding is where the villain, Prince Qi, forces her to marry the Western Xia crown prince, Haldun, in order to win over the Western Xia forces.

Unable to bear the humiliation, she escaped the palace with the help of her maid, only to be captured and brought back by Prince Qi.

Wang Churan's acting is very good. In the initial escape scene, even Yu Su could see that she was panicked but trying to remain calm.

He tried to capture this feeling by practicing sudden stops.

However, Wang Churan's panic had its own internal logic, and Yu Su could only imitate the expression on her face during practice.

Yu Su practiced more than ten times, and the system prompted that he had successfully completed the emergency stop practice five times.

But his mind wasn't on that at the moment.

Yu Su was pondering why Wang Churan was able to portray the character so well, while he himself couldn't grasp the emotions of this character.

Thinking about these things, Yu Su fell into deep thought.

He has a system, but even systems need practice. It is known that the system's feedback differs greatly between casual mode and ranked mode.

But why is there such a big difference?

Aren't they all just practice?

If the practice efficiency in the casual mode can be improved, wouldn't his progress in sudden stops be even faster?

To solve this problem, Yu Su needs to compare the differences between the two models.

"The first key difference between ranked and casual play is attitude."

Yu Su stared blankly at Wang Churan's figure struggling to climb over the wall in the distance.

"Because ranked matches involve points, while casual mode doesn't, it doesn't matter if you lose."

"This leads to different attitudes."

"Since it's practice, the results will naturally differ depending on whether you just play around or take it seriously?"

Yu Su's eyes lit up; he thought it made a lot of sense.

When he plays in casual mode, he just picks up an AK and charges forward.

They don't think about tactics, strategies, information, positioning, or anything like that.

What kind of skills can you develop by doing this?

At most, it's just marksmanship; they're too lazy to even throw away props.

In competitive mode, he needs to consider how to get to A site and whether his teammates have flashed.

Will the five of them stick together and leave A University, or will A University and A University leave together?

This kind of problem-solving approach is the only way to quickly improve a person's skills.

"So, when practicing acting, we should also carefully consider where a person's emotions come from?"

Wang Churan, who was not far away, finally climbed over the wall and was resting with his maid, waiting for the next scene.

When she saw Yu Su looking at her, she smiled shyly, only to find that Yu Su was staring straight at her.

Wang Churan blinked, turned her head and said a few words to the actress playing the maid.

She turned around casually and found that Yu Su was still staring at her intently.

Wang Churan pursed her lips, her ears turning slightly red.

"Chu Ran, prepare!"

Just as Wang Churan was lost in thought about what Brother Yu was looking at, the director's voice rang out.

Wang Churan immediately perked up and focused her attention on filming.

Yu Su didn't notice that side; although his eyes were fixed on it, his gaze was unfocused.

He was pondering the fundamental principle behind abruptly stopping while getting into character.

Get into character.

It means quickly getting into the mental state of a character.

How do I get in?

He needs to understand the character first in order to get into character quickly.

But Xiaxiazi is from ancient times, and her background information is limited.

Yu Su thought about it and felt it was very difficult.

Modern and ancient times are separated by an era.

He hasn't even truly entered the industry yet, and it's definitely not enough for him to slowly write character biographies and understand the roles like the veteran actors.

"Is there any way to take a shortcut?"

Yu Su suddenly remembered what his uncle had said to help him get into character.

"Old Deng was talking about the feeling of imagining how he would normally ask him for money..."

"Therefore, under certain circumstances, people's emotions are similar and can be directly substituted."

Thinking of this, Yu Su perked up, feeling as if he had found the key.

He didn't know what Xiaxia was thinking, but he just needed to find a situation similar to Xiaxia's in himself.

Then, consider your own emotions at the time. Will that help you quickly get into character?

Yu Su was just about to study his role when he was suddenly drawn to Wang Churan's figure not far away.

"Isn't this just a template? I can just refer to her emotional pattern now, right?"

Wang Churan's scene at this point is that she has just escaped from the palace and is being chased by the men sent by King Qi.

Her face was filled with despair, but after the despair, her eyes were filled with stubbornness.

She simply didn't tidy up her disheveled top, whether she forgot about it or felt it was unnecessary.

Liu Xiyin is a girl who cares a lot about her image. What is she thinking inside when she forgets to take care of her appearance?

If you want to replace him, you need to understand the current state of the character Wang Churan.

Yu Su silently walked to the monitor and began to analyze the close-up shots of Wang Churan.

"She was desperate and had no way to resist, so she could only grit her teeth and not let herself collapse."

"What does this feeling resemble...?"

Yu Su suddenly recalled his past, and his mood immediately became heavy.

In ancient times, the law was governed by the monarchy.

For Liu Xiyin, the identity of the King of Qi was like a verdict from the judge of the underworld, something she could not defy.

What about Yu Su in the past?

The interviewer's simple "I'm sorry, you may not be a good fit for our job" crushed Yu Su's pitiful self-esteem.

His parents' simple statement, "If it doesn't work out, come back and find a factory job," shattered his long-held pride.

That single headshot from the Desert Eagle at A University severed his only world from which he could feel his presence.

So Yu Su gradually forgot the little joys she used to feel when she heard a good song or saw a good movie.

If even the ritualistic spirit of pleasing others is gone, does that mean the person's heart is dead?

In the lens.

Under the escort of the soldiers, Wang Churan bit her lip to keep her tears from falling.

Off-camera.

Yu Su's tears, accompanied by a stinging sensation in her nose, flowed uncontrollably down her face.

Wenjie was watching the camera on the monitor, thinking to himself that although Wang Churan was young, she had a lot of talent in acting.

The role of Liu Xiyin is actually very difficult to find.

Because she needs to have a stunningly beautiful appearance, an exceptionally intelligent temperament, and a strong and resolute character.

The first two points were very difficult. Originally, they wanted to find an actress similar to Liu Yifei at the age of eighteen.

However, the eligible people in the film and television industry are not very suitable.

Finally, they boldly chose Wang Churan, a newcomer.

At this point, the effect appears to be quite good.

Wenjie picked up the walkie-talkie, ready to call a halt, but suddenly a muffled groan, as if trying to hold back a sob, came from behind him.

It's like someone who wants to cry but is forcibly holding it back.

Wenjie turned around and looked.

Upon discovering it was Lao Gao's nephew, he stared at Wang Churan on the monitor with tears streaming down his face, crying uncontrollably.

Wenjie was stunned.

What's wrong with this child?

Has something happened to Lao Gao?