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Naza was quite effective; Han Luo obtained high-level rewards from her.

Refined and elegant

[Note: This effect enhances the host's refined and elegant demeanor, and is more pronounced when the character is dressed in period costume.]

At the same time, the host's ability to learn refined pursuits such as music, chess, calligraphy, and painting will be faster and more captivating.

Presumably because the reward was difficult to understand, the system thoughtfully provided a note.

Han Luo felt the effects of the reward that very night.

Because Jin Chen said that when he gets moving, he looks like a refined scoundrel...

For the next few days, Han Luo stayed in Shanghai.

Aside from eating, sleeping, and playing games, I spend my free time reading scripts.

The TV series "Legend of Nine Tails Fox" is actually based on "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio".

However, it has been heavily modified, and some stories even share only the protagonist's name.

Liaozhai has always been a popular IP for film and television adaptations, with the most famous being the version starring Leslie Cheung, "A Chinese Ghost Story".

Joey Wong in it is really beautiful!

However, the version that left the deepest impression on Han Luo, and that he felt was the most faithful to the original, was the 88 version of "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio".

The scene begins with the yellow lanterns lighting up, accompanied by eerie background music.

Every time he watched it, he was so scared that he didn't dare to go to the toilet at night. Several times he peed in bed and was then beaten up the next day.

It was practically his childhood nightmare!

Han Luo never imagined that one day he would be able to act in a ghost story.

This version is just a love story!

The script he received was "The Phantom Fox Chapter: Ah Xiu".

The story mainly revolves around a fox spirit named Hua Yue who comes to the human world in search of love. In an accident, she is rescued by a human woman named A Xiu, and the two become best friends.

Ah Xiu has a boyfriend named Liu Zigu, and Han Luo plays this role.

Ah Xiu and Liu Zigu were in love, but Ah Xiu's father disapproved of their marriage.

So, taking advantage of Liu Zigu's inattention, Ah Xiu's father took Ah Xiu back to his hometown to get married, only to be robbed by bandits.

Upon learning the news, Liu Zigu was devastated and attempted suicide by jumping into the lake, but was saved by the fox spirit Huayue.

In order to help Liu Zigu survive, Huayue transformed into the appearance of Axiu and spent time with him.

As they spent more and more time together, Huayue discovered that she had fallen in love with him.

To everyone's surprise, Ah Xiu didn't die; she even returned while the two were deeply in love.

Upon learning of Huayue's actions, Axiu was not jealous at all; instead, she was very grateful for her best friend's help.

How to put it? It's like after you die, your good brother says something like:

I will take care of your wife, and your son will call me father!

Damn it, bring me my halberd, I'm going to stab this bastard to death!

Logically speaking, with Ah Xiu back, the imposter Hua Yue should have made a graceful exit, but she had already fallen in love with Liu Zigu.

Behind the scenes, she would occasionally transform into Ah Xiu's appearance to get close to Liu Zigu, flirting and going on dates with him.

By chance.

Ah Xiu and Hua Yue both learned that Liu Zigu actually knew that Hua Yue was impersonating Ah Xiu.

Liu Zigu was heartbroken and tearfully confessed that he had actually fallen in love with two people!

This is something that the deeply affectionate male god He Shuhuan would appreciate.

That's right, Han Luo plays a scumbag in this movie.

He wondered if that old woman, Cai Yinong, was targeting him and trying to ruin his image.

He is clearly very loyal; he only likes young and beautiful women.

The two women, upon learning the truth, actually forced Liu Zigu to choose between them.

Just as he was struggling with this decision, both women left him at the same time, which was somewhat satisfying.

Later, the sisters developed a deep bond, and Hua Yue sacrificed her cultivation to save A Xiu, returning to the sacred land of Qingqiu once again.

Regardless of the story itself, the show received a positive market response at the time.

Even if some people in later generations have a mixed opinion of it.

It's like reading a thrilling novel and getting a mental climax, but years later when you look back at it, you think, "What the hell is this idiot?" and feel so embarrassed you want to pick your toes!

Time flies, and a few days have passed.

Han Luo and the crew flew to the filming location, Hengdian World Studios.

Han Luo was very familiar with Hengdian.

He spent the first half of his life working hard here, and he never expected to return as an actor.

As mentioned before, "Legend of Nine Tails Fox" is an episodic drama.

So when Han Luo arrived at his destination, he only met a few of the main characters from their story.

The actress playing Huayue, Yao, is also collaborating with him for the second time.

Qiao Xin, who plays A Xiu, is also a cute and innocent-looking girl.

At that time, she had not yet starred in "Ode to Joy" and was just a relatively unknown newcomer to the entertainment industry.

Also, there's Yao Yichen, who plays the second male lead, a Taoist priest, but I'll skip that...

The second day after settling in, the main tasks were taking costume photos and script readings.

Inside the photography studio.

Several lead actors and director Lin Yufen were all gathered inside.

Han Luo wore a gray headscarf, a beige round-necked robe with gold patterns embroidered on the cuffs, and a metal belt around his waist. He looked refined, gentle, and as warm as jade.

His every gesture exuded a subtle scholarly air, gentle and refined, yet upright and honest in his blue robe.

His refined and elegant demeanor is due to both his outstanding appearance and the effect of his scholarly and romantic air.

You know, some guys look handsome in modern clothes, but they look terrible in period costumes!

Upon seeing it, director Lin Yu-fen repeatedly praised it, saying, "Not bad, not bad, it fits my impression of ancient scholars very well."

This kid looks good in anything he wears; he's born to be an actor.

"I think it's alright too."

It was also Han Luo's first time wearing ancient costume, and she found it very novel.

Lin Yufen joked, "The moment you opened your mouth, I was afraid you'd suddenly blurt out some classical Chinese phrase."

Yao covered her mouth and laughed, "Me too."

Han Luo looked at her and smiled, "Junior, I didn't expect you to be playing a little monster again this time."

Chen Yao wasn't angry. She tiptoed, lifted her skirt, twirled halfway around, and, with her fair swan neck held high, said:

"Brother Luo, this time I'm playing a fox spirit, not a monster."

"Are you stupid? Isn't a fox woman a demon?"

Yao Mei panicked, pouting her little face, and retorted, "Even so, she's still a good monster!"

"Yes, yes, beautiful little monster!"

"Hmph!"

Indeed, she has finally shed the dark style of Yue Qiluo this time.

She wore a sheer white-green gradient dress, paired with a high bun and butterfly earrings, creating a graceful and ethereal look.

Qiao Xin, who had also changed her makeup and styling, stood aside and listened quietly to their conversation, not daring to interrupt.

Before she arrived, her agent had instructed her to be careful with her words and actions on set to avoid giving others any ammunition against her.

They seemed to know each other well, probably because they had worked together before. It was best not to go up and bother them.

If you're someone who's not in the public eye, you should be aware of that.

Although she didn't say anything, Han Luo still noticed her, walked over, smiled, extended his hand, and introduced himself:

"Hello, I'm Han Luo, and I play Liu Zigu, who is also your old flame!"

Upon hearing the words "old flame," Qiao Xin's ears instantly turned red.

Who introduces themselves like that right off the bat? Nevertheless, she still politely shook hands with Han Luo.

"Hello, Qiao Xin, I play Ah Xiu!"

"Please continue to guide me in the future!"

[Ding! Detected contact between host and actress Qiao Xin. Drawing a reward...]

[Congratulations, host, on receiving an intermediate reward: Overall acting skills slightly improved (permanent)]

As Han Luo expected, any celebrity with a bit of fame in later generations could earn decent rewards.

Han Luo hadn't even had a chance to chat for long before she was called away to take photos.

However, his initiative did open up a social channel for Qiao Xin.

Yao Meizi and Director Lin also noticed this quiet girl and started chatting with her enthusiastically.

Hmm... this Han Luo is a good person!

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