She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

"Cut!" Shu Wan's voice broke the warm atmosphere of the audition. Su Lingxi pulled her hand back in time, smiled and nodded at Shen Weiwei, "You acted very well, and the performance went smoothly."

Almost at the moment when Shu Wan spoke, Shen Weiwei's reserved and low-key state was immediately swept away, and her expression became relaxed. "No, no, thanks to you for being willing to cooperate with me, otherwise the performance effect would definitely be greatly reduced."

Su Lingxi didn't say any more polite words to her. She turned around and looked at Shu Wan, as if she wanted to ask for her opinion.

Shu Wan put the handheld camera back to its original position and smiled at the two of them. "This scene was done very well. The atmosphere and feeling of the two of you acting together were also very good. The overall effect was beyond my expectations."

It was rare to hear such a gentle comment from her, and Su Lingxi silently breathed a sigh of relief.

"However, there are three actors outside the door who didn't have time to come in for the interview. I still want to watch a few more performances before making a decision. Miss Shen, would it be convenient for you to wait here for a while?" Shu Wan asked with a smile.

No one present was a fool. When they heard her words, they knew that Shen Weiwei's chance of being selected was basically 50%.

For a moment, everyone's eyes looking at Shen Weiwei changed.

The big S+ project that actresses of all ages had been eyeing was unexpectedly snatched away by such an unknown actress who had long been untraceable.

Once this news gets out, I don’t know how many people in the circle will be so angry that they will grit their teeth.

After watching Shen Weiwei leave the audition office, Shu Wan changed her tone and teased Su Lingxi, "Where did you find this talent? Her acting skills are pretty good."

To be honest, at the beginning Shu Wan didn't have much hope for Shen Weiwei, a "half-baked" actor who was an idol.

You can call her discriminating or prejudiced, anyway, she has always been pessimistic about non-professional actors who have changed careers lately, especially those like Shen Weiwei, who have been away from the camera for many years and are almost in a semi-retired state.

In Shu Wan's opinion, it was impossible for her to play the role of Zhou Qingshu that she wanted.

But things turned out to be so mysterious - Shen Weiwei seemed to be inconspicuous, but her audition performance was the best so far.

In the scene just now, she vividly portrayed Zhou Qingshu's state of low ebb - after being forced to drop out of school, she was almost suffocated by the heavy and unchanging things in life. When her friends wanted to share their happiness with her, she was not only unable to respond, but even fell into the quagmire of self-doubt.

Ashu, played by Shen Weiwei, is depressed and silent. Only the occasional changes in facial expressions and those small uncontrollable movements can reveal a hint of her former liveliness.

It is obvious that Shen Weiwei consciously amplified some of the character's emotions during this period in her performance in order to enhance the audience's empathy.

Shu Wan could see this, and Su Lingxi, who acted opposite her, certainly felt it too. "She is not only a good actress, but also very smart. She deliberately maximized the similarities between the character's traits and her personal temperament through her performance, making her personal image more suitable for the role, and using this as a plus point for herself. It's a very smart and pleasing approach."

In fact, there are many actors in the market who like to use this trick, from the 20th century to the current 00s, many of them rely on their personal temperament to support the role, but this trick also has great limitations on the acting range, it is easy to confine the actors to the same type of role and make it difficult to break through.

But...

Su Lingxi glanced at Shu Wan's satisfied expression and thought secretly: No matter whether this method has limitations in the future, at least it can help Shen Weiwei get the role now, and that's enough.

As an actor, as long as you can have a classic role that people will remember in your life, then all your work will not be in vain.

Shu Wan was naturally straightforward. Although she said that she would look at a few more people before making a decision, her body reactions were very honest. She basically just glanced at the next few auditions two or three times and didn't even bother to give any sharp comments.

After cooperating with her to complete the audition process, he spent some time negotiating the contract details and production arrangements with the producers. Only after a series of things were settled did Su Lingxi tiredly set out on the journey home.

"I hope your fans won't react too strongly after the official announcement tomorrow." Halfway through the journey, Yang Qian's sudden words broke the silence in the car.

Su Lingxi still remained calm with his eyes closed, and asked lazily, "Why do you say that?"

"Isn't this situation very common?" Yang Qian shrugged. "Shen Weiwei has neither fame nor achievements, and she can be paired with you as the second lead. Fans will definitely think that your partnership with her is helping the poor."

"Besides, she is now signed to Hengsheng. She might end up blaming us for forcing you to help train the newcomer."

Su Lingxi couldn't help but laugh at the drama that she had imagined. "Sister Yang, are you overthinking it? I don't think my fans are that exaggerated, are they?"

Hengsheng has always planned for her to focus on movies. She has only acted in two TV series since her debut, one of which was a sixth-rank supporting role with a pitifully small part.

This development path, which is different from that of traditional drama stars, has led to the fact that the fan composition of Su Lingxi is different from that of ordinary traffic stars. The proportion of female fans is as high as 99%, and the enthusiastic fighting fans only account for a small part. Most of them are her Buddhist movie fans and fans. Their level of krypton gold spending is good, but their level of fighting in the fan circle is very average.

Especially as she became more and more famous, the range of roles she accepted became wider and wider, and she was no longer restricted to scripts with love lines. As a result, she lost a lot of passers-by fans and dream male fans who loved CP, but because of this, there were also more female fans who kissed her.

So among several well-known traffic stars, Su Lingxi obviously has the strongest performance in both movies and TV dramas, but the combat effectiveness of her fans can only be ranked lower-middle.

Because of this, Lingsi was once teased as a "waste fan circle" who could only rely on the main character to lead the group.

Su Lingxi did not mind this - as long as her fans supported her work, that was enough. The fighting among fans was too violent and there was really no need to learn from it.

She plans to pursue an international film career in the future, and nothing is more important than box office appeal.

When big directors choose actors, they not only look at their acting skills but also their box office appeal. No one will care whether your fans are good at using forums.

"Well, of course I hope they won't." Yang Qian touched her chin, "But I think they might be a little...jealous about Shen Weiwei signing with Hengsheng?"

"By the way, I forgot to ask you these past two days. Do you have any thoughts on this matter?"