Chapter 151: The Difference Between Film and Theater, the Oppressive Sense of an Impending Storm!

If Bai Ling, Lin Yubai, and the others knew the state of the live stream comments, they would likely feel much more at ease. Even though there are plenty of paid trolls in the chat, the vast majority are regular people. That "Our Youth" is a terrible film is effectively set in stone; the public’s disapproval already says enough. It isn’t some high-brow art house film, so why put on airs of profound mystery? The box office numbers are the best proof.

Therefore, the audience understands that Bai Ling and the others are merely unfortunate souls who happened to draw this script. To blame them for the film’s failure would be somewhat unfair. Of course, the final judgment depends on their performance. If Bai Ling and Lin Yubai’s acting in this scene were to be lackluster, the audience would surely not hesitate to open fire. As the saying goes, fans favor the person over the issue, but normal people judge the issue, not the person.

On stage, Bai Ling and her team began their performance. The production crew was efficient, quickly clearing the previous set and constructing the scene for "Our Youth." It was a room that looked quite luxurious. On a bed, Bi Xiaoxiao and Gong Jiasong sat with flushed faces, preparing to engage in something inappropriate for children. In their eyes, one could see desire, resentment, dissatisfaction, and jealousy.

Just from the opening moments, Su Chaolin, playing Gong Jiasong, had already pushed his emotional intensity to the peak. He was dissatisfied with the coldness and neglect shown by his official girlfriend, Hou Feifei. It was like a small beast seeking affection from its master, only to lash out wildly after being subjected to cold violence. A single look revealed that Su Chaolin actually possessed real acting talent. Even while preparing for "unspeakable" acts, he didn't look like a beast driven solely by lust; one could immediately see that he was doing this out of revenge to express his discontent. Wen Yan might not have had acting as polished as Su Chaolin’s, but she was passable.

However, seeing this, Wang Dagang’s brows furrowed tightly. The original film wasn't like this. In the version he directed, the two were already in the heat of the moment, with actual "infidelity" evidence. He had