Who taught you to be a celebrity like this?

My God, that's Gu Xiaoyu!

She may not be the most popular young actress in the entertainment industry right now, but she has extremely high popularity.

She actually pursued my brother?!

Seeing Li Xiran's bright, darting eyes, Li Ye knew exactly what she was thinking.

But he was too lazy to explain. Anyway, he was upright and had nothing to hide. He had a clear conscience!

"You should go to bed early too. If you're bored tomorrow, have Tiger take you home first."

"I have to get up early tomorrow," Li Ye patted his bottom, got up, and went back to his room.

He lay half-reclined on the bed, looking at the comments and private messages on his Weibo and Douyin accounts for a while.

The fans were very enthusiastic, praising his performance on the show and saying how wonderful he is.

Some people were very concerned about him and asked him what shows he would be on in the future and whether he had any plans to participate in music festivals or the like.

Even Li Ye would feel a warm feeling in his heart upon seeing these messages.

But after hesitating for a moment, he still didn't reply.

Fanxing suggested that Li Ye interact more with fans in his spare time, especially in the hours after the show airs, which would turn many fans into true fans.

Li Ye knew their suggestions were good, as were those given by Sun Hui and others, but he had no intention of listening to them.

I also emphasized to Fanxing several times that we don't need to help him market any persona.

Li Ye wasn't afraid of his house collapsing, nor was he indifferent to fame and fortune.

He simply felt it was unnecessary.

It's fine as it is now. I can watch the shows I like and listen to the songs I like.

Neither he nor his fans need to have too many expectations of each other.

Li Ye put his phone aside to charge, lay down on the bed, pulled the covers over himself, and fell asleep peacefully in less than two minutes.

Today is another day to learn a new song!

When choosing a learning direction in the dream space, Li Ye suddenly felt a little sentimental.

He had originally planned to improve his acting skills when he had the chance, but after today's filming, he realized that this direction might be a bottomless pit.

The vocal coach came over, nodded in praise, and said, "Not bad, you're improving faster and faster. I guess you've digested most of it in the last couple of days."

"Go on, interpret this song in your own way."

The vocal coach threw the song "Running" at Li Ye.

Upon seeing this song, Li Ye immediately realized a problem.

While this song fits the theme of freedom and being on the road in "Wilderness," it is undoubtedly a bit too cheerful in tone compared to the previous two songs.

Was my initial judgment wrong?

Is the dream space just randomly displaying songs?

Li Ye was slightly puzzled, but didn't think about it any further and immediately immersed himself in practice.

Anyway, this is a good song, I'll save it for later!

......

In the morning, Li Ye arrived at the Explorers' headquarters.

There's a scene in the GG short film that requires the use of an office space.

Liang Xiaochuan decided to clear out an office area and let Li Ye come over for a visit, hoping to increase his sense of belonging.

Fortunately, Liang Xiaochuan knew that Li Ye didn't like any grand gestures, so he rejected a suggestion to lay out a red carpet outside the building and let employees freely observe.

Even so, Li Ye's arrival still caused quite a stir.

Yesterday, the crew of GG were more concerned about whether Li Ye would be easy to get along with and whether he could finish work on time. Having seen so many celebrities, the crew members were more worried about whether Li Ye would be easy to get along with and whether he would finish work on time.

The Explorers' employees, however, were quite different. They stared at Li Ye like he was a monkey, constantly taking pictures with their phones.

Li Ye thoroughly enjoyed the celebrity treatment, and without any further interaction, he let Director Lu begin filming.

In other places or with other celebrities, this situation would be met with criticism and backlash.

But the employees of the Explorer brand are different.

"Wow, so handsome! He has such charisma. No wonder he's our Explorer's spokesperson."

"How classy! Being our spokesperson really sets them apart from those flashy, cheap women out there!"

"I didn't know Li Ye before, but after seeing him today, I can see that his style is indeed very consistent with our brand."

"..."

Explorer's employees undoubtedly have a strong sense of belonging to their company, and consequently, they find Li Ye, their spokesperson, extremely agreeable.

At this moment, Li Ye entered a cubicle.

The GG short film is simple and doesn't have any surprising plot twists.

Li Ye plays an ordinary office worker who is exhausted from work every day, looks gloomy, and feels that life has lost its meaning.

I happened to hear the song "The Ordinary Road" and the line "Keep moving forward, just keep going" inspired me to go out for a walk.

The scene shifts to the mountains and forests, where the protagonist embarks on his first hiking trip. He overestimates his physical strength and exhausts himself halfway through the journey.

As he hesitated about whether to head back directly, the song "Keep moving forward, just keep going" started playing in his ears again.

Finally, after wading through streams and crossing hills, we arrived at our destination, standing on a cliff, looking down at the magnificent sea.

The story is simple and doesn't require great acting skills, but capturing the desired feeling in the film is not easy.

On the third day of filming the short film, the sun was about to set.

Liang Xiaochuan and the crew watched Li Ye running up and down the mountain for nearly half an hour with mixed feelings.

Li Ye didn't just run around like this today; such scenes frequently occurred during the three days of filming.

There's no way around it; he has exceptional stamina, and his recovery ability is almost superhuman.

Li Ye finds it difficult to portray that state of being exhausted and breaking through with willpower, so he can only use this clumsy method.

"I'm OK now."

Li Ye slowly walked back, his face covered in dust, his long hair damp with sweat clinging to his cheeks, and his lips slightly pale.

Liang Xiaochuan nodded, and Director Lu didn't say much either, waving his hand and saying, "Action!"

Li Ye, carrying a backpack, pursed his lips tightly and dragged his heavy body, walking step by step up the slope.

This is a slope about a hundred meters long, full of potholes and loose stones, making the road extremely difficult to walk on.

Because this is the final stretch of the story, the protagonist should be in a state of utter despair.

Li Ye pushed his physical strength to the absolute limit. After filming for a whole day, he had only walked less than half the distance when he felt his legs were weak and heavy, as if they were filled with lead.

Li Ye was breathing slowly, but then his front foot stepped on some gravel, and he lost his balance and fell forward.

The others were also startled.

"Don't go over there!"

Director Lu saw that the cameraman next to Li Ye hadn't panicked and was still filming. He gritted his teeth and stopped the person who wanted to go forward to check on Li Ye.

Li Ye got up from the ground, sat on a nearby rock, and checked his injuries.

My right palm is scraped and bleeding.

The director didn't call "cut," and Li Ye didn't intend to stop either. He avoided the abrasions, took off his backpack, and used a bottle of mineral water to rinse the wound.

hiss.

Li Ye gasped, took a sip of water, placed the uncapped bottle of mineral water aside, and then carefully moved his right leg forward.

When I fell, my knee hit some gravel, and the friction through the fabric made the pain even more intense; it must have bled as well.

Fortunately, these were loose-fitting work pants, and Li Ye could roll up the cuffs to his thighs, revealing a large bruise on his knee with several abrasions around it, oozing blood.

The photographer immediately took a close-up shot of Li Ye's wound.

After rinsing the wound on his knee with mineral water, Li Ye didn't linger. He got up, put on his backpack, and used the back of his right hand to brace against the leg of his trousers to prevent them from falling down.

He hunched over slightly and limped as he climbed up step by step.