Transmigrated as the Cannon Fodder Abandoned by the Movie Star

>What are you reporting me for?”

Xie Luyu thought to himself for a while.
Then, he sent a message to his assistant. 

[Are you logged into my Weibo account?]

The assistant responded within seconds.

 

[Pan ge told me that you’re not allowed on Weibo.
Xie ge, forget about it.
I’m not allowed to give it to you.]

Ten minutes later, Pan Xiaocheng, who was in his office, received a series of notifications from his special following. 

Pan Xiaocheng fell silent.

Pan Xiaocheng gave himself a bonus of three thousand yuan for this month.

“Stop, stop, stop.
It doesn’t feel right.
Stop recording. Xiao Gu, come over here”

Wang Haisheng interrupted the scene. 

In this scene, they were filming Ke Mu as he helped Ke Chengqi break out of a siege.
Ke Mu, on the other hand, would die at the enemy’s hands.

Gu Qingchi’s hair was tied at the back of his head.
He had a thin headband on his forehead.
In the middle of the headband, there was a small yin and yang symbol with a ruby in the center.

Because of the sudden attack, he wasn’t wearing any armor.
He was just wearing casual clothes.
In this scene, Ke Mu’s casual clothes were very complicated and beautiful.
His body was covered in bright red.
The ends of his sleeves were patterned, and his boots were trimmed with gold.

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He looked lively and enthusiastic. 

He should have been playing around and having fun like any other young man.

However, he was now fighting on the battlefield with a spear in hand instead.

When Wang Haisheng called to stop, Gu Qingchi was holding a long spear in his hand.
He was leaning backwards to avoid an attack.

When he heard the call to stop, he straightened up, gasping slightly.
Sweat dripped from his temples down to his neck before finally disappearing into his clothes. 

They had reshot this scene five or six times already.

Wang Haisheng stood up.
He was getting a little anxious.
He started speaking before Gu Qingchi had even walked over to him.

“You can’t be like this.
You have to act a little more human.
Ke Mu isn’t all there mentally.
When he’s surrounded, he should be fierce, he should be furious, and he should be afraid.
He shouldn’t be like this.
You’re too calm.
Would you be willing to die?”

He threw the script to the side. 

“You were pretty good in the beginning.
Why are you getting stuck here?”

He stood with his hands behind his back.

 

“Forget it.
Let’s wrap things up.
We’ll shoot this scene tomorrow.”

He had already walked some distance away when he suddenly turned back around. 

In all fairness, the scene just now could actually be used, but Gu Qingchi’s first couple of scenes were simply too good.
Without even realizing it, Wang Haisheng’s standards had been raised by a lot.

“Xie Luyu is in his lounge.
He doesn’t have anything better to do, so you should go ask him for some pointers.
Although he’s got an awful temper, he can be pretty reliable sometimes.
If he says anything unpleasant, just take it as a bunch of—”

He coughed twice, muffling the last word.

“Anyway, there’s no need to worry.” 

Even though he was saying that, Wang Haisheng actually trusted Xie Luyu quite a bit.

Xie Luyu didn’t act very seriously.
He displayed all kinds of emotions whenever he pleased.
However, he actually behaved rather appropriately for the most part.

People usually found it very comfortable to be with him, very natural.

He wouldn’t make things difficult for others unless he was truly unable to bear it. 

Xie Luyu was the kind of person to change depending who he was with.

In his interpersonal relationships, Xie Luyu would respond differently according to each person’s personality.

When he was with someone who was cheerful and playful, he would match their energy and joke around.
However, he always knew where to draw the line.
When he was with someone who was quiet and restrained, he would only tell a couple harmless jokes to lighten up the atmosphere.

Xie Luyu was simply too famous.
Most newcomers were far too afraid to ask him for advice. 

In fact, Xie Luyu would be happy to give pointers if there were any newcomers to ask him for advice.

It was said that Xie Luyu had a bad temper, but Xie Luyu’s temper was actually pretty good.
Everyone in the industry knew this.
However, he didn’t rely on the internet to make money, so he didn’t particularly care about managing his image.

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Within the crew, he was the only one besides Wang Haisheng that had their own personal lounge.
He didn’t receive any preferential treatment other than that.
Whenever time was tight, he would shovel some food in his mouth and rush to film his scenes just like everyone else.

In fact, the crew gave him the lounge after taking into account that he was their leading actor.
He had a high workload, so they needed to keep their leading man in good condition. 

Wang Haisheng had been a director for a long time.
He’d seen plenty of people who were well-behaved in front of their fans but completely different in private.

Among people like this, Xie Luyu was actually quite easy-going.

 

“I don’t think you’ll be able to figure it out within a couple of minutes.
I’ll push this scene back for now.
Spend the next couple of days learning from Xie Luyu.”

Wang Haisheng kept talking and talking.
Then, he shook his head. 

“Forget it.
Come here.
I’ll go talk to him about it myself.”

Wang Haisheng made good on his word.
He energetically dragged Gu Qingchi to Xie Luyu’s lounge.

Xie Luyu, the King of Smack Talk, had reappeared on the playing field.

A group of Xie Luyu’s fans quickly poured onto Gu Qingchi’s Weibo account.
All of them were watching the fun and laughing, hahaha. 

They didn’t care about what happened.
Most of them didn’t even know that there was a fight in the comments section.
They also didn’t know who Gu Qingchi was.
They simply rushed into the comments sections and laughed, hahaha.

They crushed the water army with their laughter alone.

It all came to an end before it even had the chance to get started.
It didn’t even cause a single splash.

Even Ye Li, who was always paying attention to Weibo, didn’t notice it. 

After fighting on the front line for three or four hours, Xie Luyu finally retreated.
He let out a long sigh.

He was just about to drag Pan Xiaocheng out of his blacklist.

Suddenly, there was a knock at the door.

“It’s me, Wang Haisheng.” 

“Go ahead and come in.
Close the door behind you.
Thanks.”

Xie Luyu was far too familiar with Wang Haisheng.
There was no need to be polite.
He didn’t even raise his head.
He was busy preparing himself for Pan Xiaocheng’s interrogation.

“Are you busy? Help me teach someone.”

“If it’s a request from you, I’m naturally going to be—” Busy. 

Xie Luyu gave him a quick glance.

Then, he quickly changed what he was about to say.

 

“Not busy.”