Luo Chuan did not have any specific requirements for the customers' performances. Sometimes he let them improvise freely, while other times he gave them a general scenario.
As for Gu Yunxi and Jiang Wanshang, the two preselected candidates for the movie, he naturally needed to properly assess their talent.
Luo Chuan thought seriously, and a scene surfaced in his mind. "Two girls who had once been kindred spirits, innocent childhood friends, were forced to part completely because of worldly conventions and countless other reasons. Years later, the two naïve girls had grown up, and followed their old promise to meet again."
What Luo Chuan described was the ending of 5 Centimeters Per Second, though he had made slight changes to certain details.
Five Seconds was a widely known animated film among young people in the modern world, and many well-known lines had emerged because of it.
Things like, "Even if we exchanged a thousand messages, our hearts still would not draw one centimeter closer," and, "The speed at which cherry blossoms fall is five centimeters per second."
And so on. It had even given rise to plenty of viewers shouting about blowing up trains.
If not for that train rushing past, what would the ending of the movie have been like?
Luo Chuan's description was rather rough. Related images vaguely emerged in most customers' minds, yet they remained unclear.
But then again, it felt like the boss had been acting a little strangely lately...
A female customer sitting in the corner of the back row sank into thought. She was not particularly beautiful and wore the ordinary attire of a female cultivator, her black hair simply tied up.
She seemed to be wearing light makeup as well, giving her a faintly alluring air. Her slender, long fingers were unconsciously swiping