Gu Tian Le is green!

It's common for TVB to revise scripts at the last minute when filming.

Hong Kong directors and actors are already used to this.

However, the scenes to be added today are a bit special.

Cai Jingsheng and Zhuang Weijian must obtain Xuanxuan's consent.

After all, this isn't included in the actor's contract, so Xuanxuan can refuse if she doesn't want to.

After hearing Cai Jingsheng explain the additional scenes he wanted to add, Xuanxuan looked troubled.

She has never filmed such a daring scene since her debut.

After much hesitation and stealing a glance at Jiang Feng, she finally agreed.

"Since he's so handsome, I'll take the plunge and add him to the list."

Then, Chong Jiangfeng smiled sweetly and said, "Jiangfeng, you have to be gentle, okay? This is my first time."

Jiang Feng: "...Sister Xuanxuan, what you said is ambiguous."

Xuanxuan blushed, her face full of shyness.

"Director Cai, I have no experience with this kind of film. Could you please explain the scene to me?"

Although Jiang Feng has played Xue Ying and Jian Chen, those roles were only briefly mentioned.

It always abruptly ends at the crucial moment that the audience is most eager to see.

"I'll teach you how to act."

Gu Tianle gave Jiang Feng a live demonstration, showing him how to put a hat on him step by step.

I'm really teaching others to cheat on me.

"In a moment, you're going to treat Xuanxuan's face like a big pig's trotter, go up there and start biting her all over. As long as the director doesn't yell 'cut,' just keep biting..."

Xuanxuan rolled her eyes at Gu Tianle.

"Your face is the real jerk, haha. With your experience, you've obviously ruined plenty of young girls."

Gu Tianle protested his innocence, saying, "I learned it from the actor who played Yin Zhiping when I was filming 'The Return of the Condor Heroes.' That's how the scene where Yin Zhiping defiles Xiaolongnu was filmed."

"..."

Jiang Feng couldn't help but admire Gu Tianle's incredible mental fortitude.

It seems he has an inexplicable connection with the color green.

One Yang Guo wasn't green enough, now there's another Xiang Shaolong.

Thinking about this, Jiang Feng suddenly realized a problem.

If he continues down his current acting path, he has a good chance of playing the dragon knight Yin Zhiping in the future.

Zhang Dahuzi bought the rights to several of Jin Yong's novels in one go. He is currently filming "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is also in preparation, and "The Return of the Condor Heroes" will be two or three years away.

If at that time he could only play minor, low-class supporting roles like the dragon knight Yin Zhiping, then it meant he was a complete failure.

If I'm going to act, I have to play Yang Guo.

It's just a question of who would be suitable to play Xiaolongnu. Li Ruotong's Xiaolongnu is a masterpiece, and it's hard for anyone to surpass her.

Jiang Feng thought about it for a while but couldn't think of any actress in the current entertainment industry who would be suitable to play Xiaolongnu.

As for the choice of Yang Guo, Jiang Feng felt that he was still very competitive.

Then there's Nie Yuan and Huang Xiaoming; I really can't think of anyone else.

Thinking that he might have to compete with Nie Yuan and Huang Xiaoming in the future, Jiang Feng felt that he needed to work even harder.

After Gu Tianle's careful guidance, Jiang Feng finally got it.

Before filming began, he added 20 points to his lewdness and 10 points to his obscenity.

"Actors, please take your positions! 3, 2, 1, action!"

As soon as the clapper sounded, Jiang Feng immediately channeled Lao Ai, his speed in getting into character once again astonishing everyone.

Jiang Feng looked at Xuanxuan's face, silently cursing her as a "big pig's trotter," and started munching away.

Face, lips, forehead, ears, jade neck...

Aside from her nostrils, ear canals, and eyes, Jiang Feng could be said to have been all-seeing, leaving no corner of Xuanxuan's face unchecked.

However, he had no evil thoughts in his mind and only wanted to finish filming the scene as soon as possible.

Xuanxuan was like a delicate and fragile flower, enduring the ravages of a storm, silently shedding tears.

"OK, passed!"

After Xuanxuan's face was covered in Jiang Feng's saliva, the scene was finally filmed smoothly.

Gutian is green!

No, to be precise, it was Xiang Shaolong who was cuckolded.

Jiang Feng snapped out of his reverie in a second, but Xuanxuan remained lying blankly on the couch, expressionless and with a vacant look in her eyes, as if she had really been... you know.

"Sister Xuanxuan, I'm sorry, I got your face dirty."

Jiang Feng handed her some tissues. "Wipe yourself."

Xuanxuan snapped out of her daze, blushed, and took the tissue, silently wiping the drool off her face.

Everyone was busy with their own things and tacitly avoided disturbing her.

After a while, Xuanxuan finally emerged from the shadows, her expression returned to normal, and she even joked with Jiang Feng.

"Jiang Feng, you didn't seem to be acting just now. I wouldn't be surprised if you were arrested and put in jail one day."

Jiang Feng: "..."

Is it my fault that my acting is so bad?

Jiang Feng wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that Xuanxuan's gaze towards him was different from before; it held a touch more allure and tenderness.

Jiang Feng couldn't help but suspect that she, like Tao Hong, suffered from Stockholm syndrome.

The following day, Jiang Feng's final scene began filming.

Although Lao Ai was a pervert, he was a man of his word and kept his promise to teach Lian Jin the left-handed sword technique.

Then he was killed by Lian Jin and his identity was taken over.

Lao Ai died.

Jiang Feng, filming wrapped.

This was the fastest he ever finished filming; it only took him three days from joining the crew to wrapping up filming.

Jiang Feng then focused on becoming a swordsmanship instructor.

Gu Tianle, Xuanxuan, Jiang Hua, Teng Liming (who plays Shan Rou), and Lin Feng (who plays Zhao Pan, Ying Zheng) would come to Jiang Feng's place to practice swordsmanship whenever they had time.

Jiang Feng once again demonstrated his strong interpersonal skills, and quickly became good friends with Gu Tianle, treating each other like brothers.

Gu Tianle's costume looked familiar, and it took Jiang Feng a while to finally remember where he had seen it before.

Isn't this the outfit worn by the Golden Wheel Monk in the 95 version of "The Return of the Condor Heroes"?

Guo'er, why are you wearing the clothes of the Golden Wheel Monk?

Jiang Feng witnessed TVB's stinginess once again, where a single costume could be used for an eternity.

Coincidentally, Liu Jiahui, who played the Golden Wheel Monk, was also in the cast of "A Step into the Past," playing the Sword Saint Cao Qiudao.

Liu Jiahui is no ordinary person. He is the sworn brother of Liu Jialiang, a famous director in Hong Kong. In his early years, he was a well-known action star of Shaw Brothers. His starring roles in "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin" and "The Master of Shaolin" are classic kung fu films.

However, his most well-known role to mainland audiences is that of the deadly scholar who was stabbed to death by Stephen Chow with a gun without a spearhead in "Flirting Scholar".

When Liu Jiahui wasn't filming, he would come to watch Jiang Feng teach Gu Tianle and the others how to practice swordsmanship.

He didn't say anything, just quietly watched from the side, and left after a while.

After this happened several times, Jiang Feng felt uneasy.

He knew that Liu Jiahui knew real kung fu, and he should also know swordsmanship, otherwise the production team would not have cast him as the sword saint Cao Qiudao.

That day, Jiang Feng was teaching Gu Tianle and others how to practice swordsmanship when Liu Jiahui arrived again.

Just like before, he remained silent and simply watched from the sidelines.

Jiang Feng finally couldn't take it anymore and went over to ask:

"Teacher Liu, is there anything I can help you with?"

Liu Jiahui finally spoke.

"Your skills are quite good, a bit like Jet Li. Here's the thing, the movie I'm about to star in is missing a young male actor who knows kung fu, and the director asked me to recommend someone. I think you're pretty good..."

Huh? They're here to recommend a role to me? Or a movie?

Jiang Feng's attitude immediately became respectful, and he asked with a smile:

"Teacher Liu, may I ask what movie it is?"

"Kill Bill, directed by Quentin Tarantino."