Feverish actress cried after being angered by haters, but discovered the real culprit was at her bed

[Negative emotions harvested, points +305.....]

Lu Yanqing frowned slightly, feeling a little disappointed. The post on the forum today only garnered so few emotional points.

Sure enough, the hype is starting to die down now, so we need to think of other ways to maintain the hype and continue to capitalize on the emotional impact.

His rebirth was not only spiritual, but also brought him an unparalleled cheat code.

[Emotional Harvesting System]

The core purpose of this system is to harvest emotions and obtain emotional points, which will eventually be transformed into one's own professional expertise.

【panel】

Lu Yan opened the panel

[Host: Lu Yan]

[Emotional Point: 3600]

[Skill: Voice (Tier 4)]

Form (first order)

Platform (Level 1)

Table (Seventh-Advanced Level)

Emotional resonance (not yet unlocked)

Character development (not yet unlocked)

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The system divides the performance into four dimensions: voice (speech delivery), stage (dance and camera movement), and form (body control and body language that closely resembles the character).

The last and most important one is facial expression management, which is related to whether your performance can have tension and drive the audience's emotions.

Therefore, this is the priority upgrade path among all of Lu Yan's skills. If your dialogue skills are a little weak, or your typhoon skills are a little weak, maybe no one will say anything or notice.

But facial expressions are what the audience can see. Every reaction you have, every real emotion you have, is shown on camera, so your expressions can't be bad. If you cry, you have to look like you're crying; if you laugh, you have to look like you're laughing.

You can't cry and laugh at the same time!!!

These four basic pillars are the core usage of the system. All the emotional points harvested are used in this aspect. For others, acting skills require talent and practice.

For him, as long as there are enough emotional triggers, even a fool can become a movie star.

So Lu Yan did something that went against his conscience a little bit, cough cough, he objectively used sharp words to comment on some celebrities online, inciting their fans to cyberbully him.

In order to gain emotional points, the Tianya account that Liu Xiaojian saw was actually his.

Didn't Liu Yifei, a classmate of his, recently star in "The Story of a Noble Family," which garnered widespread attention? As the number one person to ride the wave of popularity, how could he possibly let this opportunity pass?

So I did a review.

Lu Yan: "I swear, I really only commented on the acting, but I might have used some harsh words."

Who knew that the fans would explode and cyberbully him every day, which earned him a lot of emotional points.

This isn't because the response was good, so he made a few more episodes, from overall reviews to breakdowns of acting in each episode.

Then... he was labeled Liu Yifei's number one hater.

In truth, Lu Yan acknowledged Liu's acting skills; after all, he was a newcomer, what more could you expect?

However, for the sake of his emotions, he had no choice but to put his conscience to rest for the time being. Lu Yan dared not let anyone know about this matter. If people found out, he would definitely be misunderstood as a petty person who couldn't stand to see others do well.

His classmates must not dismember him.

[Table - Upgrade!]

【Emotional Points - (3500)】

[Table: Level +1 Current: Table (Tier 8 - Top Tier)]

Lu Yan still chose to upgrade his facial expression management, since that's essentially the broader understanding of acting.

After using up the points he had painstakingly accumulated over the past month, Lu Yan finally raised his level to the top performance level. Seeing the change in the suffix, he felt even more joyful.

He's about to audition, and with this improvement, he's now more confident he'll land the role.

The role he's auditioning for is the husband of the female lead, Er Mei, in the novel "Awakening of Insects." In the original story, Er Mei is forced to marry Zhang Suo, a young man from the countryside.

The plot revolves around this story, with the husband being the key antagonist throughout.

From the initial numbness of buying a wife with money, to the crudeness of trying to maintain the marriage with violence, and finally the helplessness when watching his wife awaken.

This role is also the most challenging in the film. Although it seems ordinary, the most difficult part is to portray the authenticity of a rural feudal youth.

After Lu Yan went downstairs, he went straight to Teaching Building No. 1.

We walked past the famous "pyramid" from the previous life, but at this moment, the pyramid has not yet been built on campus.

To avoid looking too disheveled, Lu Yan didn't rush inside the teaching building after arriving. Instead, he deliberately used the air conditioning in the adjacent screening room to cool off his sweaty body.

——3-3, Lecture Hall

The classroom, which is usually packed with students, now has fewer than ten people inside.

Rows of seats, ranging from low to high, and portraits of celebrities hanging on the walls on both sides.

On the platform, there was no new media blackboard that was common in the 1920s, only a blackboard and a projection screen. In front of the gray screen, a young man in his early twenties, wearing long pants and a plaid shirt, stood there.

He held an A4-sized printed script in his hand, his expression tense as he acted out a scene with the screenwriter.

In the first row of seats, Wang Quan'an frowned, casually tossed the script onto the table, stopped the performance, and told the young man to leave.

The atmosphere in the classroom was unusually heavy. The main members of the team were at a loss. After a minute of silence, the screenwriter tentatively spoke.

"Director Wang, how about we just use the original plan?"

Wang Quan'an sighed deeply, his eyes filled with worry: "I'm not worried about the role of Mao Hai, but Zhang Suo... tsk! Has anyone else come to audition?"

After glancing at the list in his hand, Wang Quan'an silently shook his head, stood up, his face full of worry.

Filming is set to begin in seven days, and the sets, costumes, and everything else have been booked, but the lead actors haven't been cast yet. How can Wang Quan'an not be worried?

He had high expectations for this film, far exceeding those for Lunar Eclipse. It was a work he had spent three years polishing, and he had been meticulous in every aspect, from the script to the casting. However, in the end, the problem arose with the crucial supporting actor.

None of the actors he found had the feeling he wanted!

"Director Wang, how about we spend some money to treat you..."

Before the coordinator could finish speaking, Wang Quan'an raised his hand to interrupt: "No way! Our film is designed to compete for awards, and the budget is already very tight. We don't have any extra money to hire big-name actors."

"How about we postpone the filming date and buy ourselves a little more time?"

"We've been preparing for this for over half a year, but it's been delayed again and again. If it keeps dragging on, how am I going to explain this to the investors?"

By the end of his speech, Wang Quan'an's voice had become slightly angry. The coordinator and screenwriter exchanged bewildered glances. Nothing seemed to work, and with filming about to begin, the actors still hadn't been chosen.

They could understand Wang Quan'an, after all, he had poured several years of his heart and soul into this film, and could not tolerate the slightest flaw, so he was as strict as possible in casting.

All of this is for the sake of ensuring the smooth progress of the subsequent filming. Sometimes, making do can actually slow down the filming schedule.

The problem now is that it's hard to find suitable actors who are both low-paid and have good acting skills.

Most of the young people in the school have never even acted in a play. They are like flowers in a greenhouse, especially since they have been influenced by formal training. They can't break free from this and have lost their natural talent.

"Forget it, let's go back. Tomorrow, I'll talk to the dean. The students in the school don't meet my requirements, so we'll have to look outside."

Hearing that Wang Quan'an was finally leaving, the teachers were incredibly excited. "Boss, it's so great that you think that way!"

This should have been done a long time ago. How many of these school kids don't shake when they see a machine? We shouldn't have placed our hopes on this in the first place.

After agreeing on the plan, everyone discussed the next steps, then got up to pack their things and prepare to leave. Wang Quan'an picked up his camera bag.

"Go back and get some rest for a day. Tomorrow I'll ask a friend for help and see if we can... There's no hope here."

"Bang!"

Suddenly, the classroom door slammed against the wall with a loud bang, and everyone was stunned, staring blankly at the wooden door.

At the entrance, a handsome young man with a buzz cut, wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt, stood awkwardly raising his hand to greet them.

"Hello... Excuse me, is this an audition?"