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The set was getting ready for the scene that would be shot soon.

This scene was one of the few in the opening memories with a longer duration.

Unlike the previous stream-of-consciousness shots that only lasted a few seconds, this one was almost half a minute.

There was also a storyline in the scene: they were ridiculed by classmates who drew a picture of their wedding on the blackboard.

The timid and helpless protagonist, Lin Qingyue, stood there panicked, and when Wu Mu saw it, he didn’t show any hesitation; he erased the drawing in front of everyone and dragged Lin Qingyue away.

Such a scene, needless to say, was of great importance.

Wu Mu lay in his chair, brewing emotions.

Now, the situation was clear; Director Lin’s thoughts and ideas were almost laid out in the open.

Like he said during the walk yesterday, with more experience, he knew that love wasn’t just about the good times but also the small conflicts arising from different life habits and values.

It might be something as trivial as a few extra words sent by a friend of the opposite sex, wanting to chat more while you’re playing games, or a familiar gesture you’ve honed with an ex-girlfriend.

These things were not within his control, even with a system.

It was hard for him to get as emotionally invested as he did when he was younger, making love the entirety or majority of his life.

He would consider many things and choose more carefully.

But no matter how much he considered, a normal person couldn’t help but be attracted to a wonderful member of the opposite sex.

Director Lin was undoubtedly a very cute and lovely girl. Although occasionally a bit indirect, she liked to hide her thoughts behind inconspicuous words.

But such things did not detract from her charm.

She was smart, generous, independent, sincere, and kind to those and things she recognized, and she also hid the thoughts of a little girl in her heart...

Wu Mu breathed slowly, relaxing his body without any restraint, feeling it match the back of the chair without any stiffness.

These days, he had discovered that, as a Natural Actor, when he was completely relaxed, he was more likely to perform some shots that were more "himself."

Constrained by morality, societal norms, and various internal concerns, many subconscious thoughts might not reflect his true intentions.

The set was quickly arranged.

"Camera crew, get ready!"

"Everyone in position."

"Action!"

The clapperboard clapped shut.

In the classroom, the blackboard was filled with hearts and a large love umbrella, beneath which was written in pink, "Congratulations on the wedding, Wu Mu & Lin Qingyue, Perfect Match."

Lin Qingyue stood in front of the blackboard with her head down, slowly welling up with tears.

Behind her, the classmates whispered to each other, watching the excitement.

Wu Mu returned to the classroom from outside, his gaze first falling on the other students.

Then, following their gazes, he spotted Lin Qingyue standing in front of the blackboard.

Shame, helplessness, panic.

It was hard to believe that Lin Qingyue could show such expressions in reality.

Was this her inner self from junior high?

Or was it all an act?

Wu Mu felt that he could still spare a bit of focus to observe Lin Qingyue’s expression and guess what was going on in her heart.

At the same time, he was observing his own reactions.

There were many details to take in. The confusion when he saw his classmates jeering, a bad sign.

The increased heartbeat when he saw Lin Qingyue standing and crying.

And the determination in his eyes as he stepped into the classroom.

For the first time, he realized that even without using his Skill, he could perform so many details.

And they were so natural, too.

These details were not intense but subtle and easy to overlook, yet they created an overall sensory effect for the scene.

Like how Lou Ziwen just kept praising fervently, "That scene was filmed beautifully, especially the part where you wiped the blackboard and then took Lin Qingyue’s hand and walked outside... a tangible sense of power! It immediately set the character and the relationship between you two."

Lou Ziwen seemed to have turned into the captain of the praise team, seizing every shot as an opportunity to lavish praise.

But honestly, Wu Mu did feel a strong sense of power this time.

On the monitor, they played back his recent shot—from the look he gave as he entered the classroom, caution yet confidence in his steps, his face tight yet appearing calm, and the silent classmates in the background—all conveyed a tangible sense of power. freeweɓnøvel.com

And the system must have also felt he had a sense of power.

[Your acting skills +5]

His acting ability naturally improved.

Although he had also gained a few points when he played Wang Ren, it had always been little by little; this was the first time he gained so much at once.

"Does this system also have a hierarchy of acting disdain?"

Wu Mu muttered to himself. Previously, as Wang Ren, he employed various techniques and moments of inspiration in his performance—undoubtedly a blend of presentational and method acting.

Presentational acting involves constructing an "image of the character" in the mind and then acting out what that character might do or say. This corresponds to his altering of the script and using techniques to navigate through the scenes.

Method acting, akin to experiential acting, emphasizes becoming the character, mentally transforming oneself into the character, and reacting instinctively to the situation, without considering before each scene which action would be suitable.

However, method actors can replace the emotions of the current scene with those from another scene for the performance, corresponding to when he used the situational reproduction Skill, to act out the drowning scene or to use his experiences with Liu Lan for his interactions with Lin Mo.