Matthew Timberlake heard Margaret White say she’s read the original novel, now she poses herself so confidently, Matthew finally breathed a slight sigh of relief.
But after they started filming...
The posture was held high, yet lacking Louis Lawrence’s mysterious depth and presence.
This could be forgiven, but those rigid lines and the expressions that can’t find their rhythm...
Everywhere you look, it screams four words.
A terrible sight...
Matthew Timberlake endured and endured, but couldn’t hold it in any longer, slamming the table.
This moment directly interrupted Margaret White, who looked over confused.
"Director Tan, my emotions are perfectly in place, why are you slamming the table?"
Matthew Timberlake: "..." Seriously.
In place? In what way?
Bella Green stood beside, holding her forehead, trying hard not to give Margaret White a beating.
Matthew Timberlake’s eye twitched a few times, really wanting to ask, should they abandon the investment, can the male lead be returned?
Matthew Timberlake restrained his temper as he walked over, his face still tense.
"Mr. White, are you sure you read the original novel?"
Margaret · self-righteous · White: "Of course, I read it from start to finish."
Matthew Timberlake: "..." You probably read a fake version of the original novel.
Bella Green was also helpless; she somewhat knew Margaret’s character, but facing him directly, she understood how troubling it was.
"Director, let’s change the scene."
Now it’s reshooting the scene she previously filmed with Louis Lawrence, where Yusuf first sees the heroine.
Margaret White looks great, but he’s too young, lacks acting skills, and not to mention his personality.
It’s impossible for him to properly grasp Yusuf’s early character.
This character is too ethereal, too elusive; it’s not easy to handle.
Let alone someone like Margaret with no acting skills.
Matthew Timberlake’s face was tightly drawn, looking terrible: "Which scene to switch to?"
Does any scene make a difference? If the start is bad, can the rest be any good?
Bella Green, who also read the original novel, thought for a moment and whispered something to Matthew Timberlake.
Matthew Timberlake paused, then looked at Bella Green, his brows furrowed again, his expressions constantly changing, all not pleasant.
"The front doesn’t work, the back is more challenging, not to mention..."
"At this point, why not try it?" Bella Green smiled.
Matthew Timberlake thought it over and could only nod.
Then he spoke with the costume team to change Margaret White’s look.
Bella Green also went to change her clothes.
When they came out again, their outfits and appearances had completely changed.
Nerissa, despite being a Poppy Flower Demon, has lived alone in the woods since her transformation.
Unversed in worldly matters, pure and kind like a blank page.
After being brought to the Heavenly Palace, Yusuf always protected her, living in that small world, rarely seeing any celestials apart from Yusuf.
But Nerissa didn’t mind; she cultivated herself into a demon over a hundred years and wasn’t unfamiliar with other demons.
However, poppy is a symbol of evil, too beautiful, aggressively beautiful, causing most demons to shy away.
But Nerissa never minded.
It’s her nature to be carefree and naive, yet accustomed to solitude.
In the Sky Realm, with Yusuf by her side, she needed no one else.
Ultimately, she couldn’t forever hide under Yusuf’s wing.
A demon brought to the Sky Realm couldn’t remain unnoticed.
Nerissa was beautiful, more beautiful than the most beautiful celestial in the Sky Realm, an entrancing beauty.
But celestials, toward demons, how many can have goodwill?
Especially a demon that could seduce all the celestials in the Sky Realm?
The malice aimed at Nerissa was constant, all blocked by Yusuf.
Nerissa relies on Yusuf; the first person she saw after transforming was Yusuf.
Even her name was given by him.
He brought her to the Sky Realm.
He guards her stability and safety...