Don't Pinch The Tip Of My Tail

After discussion in the afternoon, the screenwriter's suggestions for modification were unanimously agreed upon by the entire crew.

Even Jian Chen, who didn't know much about this aspect and just sat on the side eating potato chips during the meeting, was very excited and said to Jiang Yuchen after the meeting: "Those screenwriters are so amazing. Although Officer Fang is the creative director, it's a different character, but I can already imagine his habits and actions."

Jiang Yuchen packed up his things and asked, "what habits and actions did you imagine?"

After saying hello to Director Guo who was in a hurry to go out, Jian Chen turned back, holding the script in his arms, and began to share his thoughts with others in a serious manner.

"He probably likes to stare at others," Jian Chen analyzed. "In the early stage, it may be due to occupational diseases, but later it may be a kind of fun and habit of his."

"Although he is relatively tall, he still likes to lower his presence outside. He may like to wear dark clothes, but I don't know if he will be hunched over."

Jian Chen was still guessing seriously when a laugh suddenly came from behind him.

"In our imagination, he does like to wear dark colors," one of the screenwriters who was at the meeting just now said from behind them. When Jian Chen turned around, he smiled at him, nodded and corrected, "but no hunchback because he's a police officer."

The fact that his guess was heard by the creator and confirmed and corrected made Jian Chen not know how to respond in the next few seconds.

When the screenwriter took a step closer to him, the shy young man grabbed Jiang Yuchen's sleeve and mustered up the courage to wink and ask: "Is that police officer a good guy or a bad guy?"

The screenwriter stopped at the window, then thought about it and gave a vague answer: "Both and none."

"I can only say that he is a very complicated character." Seeing that Jian Chen was a little disappointed, the screenwriter praised him a few more words, "but your idea is very reasonable. It seems that you must have listened very carefully just now."

Jian Chen, who had just finished half a bag of potato chips and finished the drink given by Director Guo, pinched his fingers quietly, and after a long time he answered in a low voice: "It's nothing special."

The screenwriter was very fond of him. After seeing him say this, he hid behind Jiang Yuchen, and then his eyes fell on the actor standing next to him.

"It seems that Teacher Jiang has found a treasure." The screenwriter is an old person in the industry. She has dealt with Jiang Yuchen and they are relatively familiar with each other. Now she takes the initiative to make suggestions, "if you have any questions about the characters, maybe we can discuss it with this gentleman first."

"Will do."

Jiang Yuchen nodded: "He can also help me get into the role."

The screenwriter was stunned for a moment. She slowly realized what Jiang Yuchen meant. She turned her head and smiled at Jian Chen: "Thank you for your hard work."

Jian Chen's eyes widened when Jiang Yuchen spoke, and then he nodded frantically to the screenwriter. Before the other party could turn around and leave, he stretched out his hand and grabbed Jiang Yuchen's wrist. He kept thinking with red ears and pulled him towards the lounge.

How can he say this kind of thing once he meets someone?

They were all in the industry, so they knew what Jiang Yuchen meant by "entering the role" as soon as he heard it.