When he walked out of the photography studio, Jiang Yanchi was completely dumbfounded.
They had taken three sets of photos, and Director Dai seemed extremely satisfied with each one.
And all throughout, Ye Wan's expression remained indifferent, as if there were nothing worth praising.
In all three sets of photos, Jiang Yanchi's performance was consistent and stable.
Because he never changed, always that little ruffian Ou Xiaokai who looked up to Sang Xi, guided by her warmth.
In the three sets of photos, Ye Wan portrayed three different Sang Xis.
By the sea, she was Sang Xi, whose wishes were fulfilled, crying tears of joy.
Next to the dog hole, she was a young girl named Sang Xi, drinking beer and gazing at the starry sky.
Under the big tree, she was Sang Xi, the well-behaved and sensible scholar the neighbors talked about.
Not a single line of dialogue, only expressions and occasional gestures from start to finish.
