Generally speaking, cultivation was an extremely lengthy process—at least for most races.
Well, most races. One could never speak in absolutes.
Taking five days off and resting for two days was indeed a sensible arrangement by ordinary standards, but it was not particularly suitable for cultivation.
"The headmaster needn't worry about that." Murong Haitang smiled. "A holiday is a holiday, but assigning the students more tasks can serve the same purpose as classes."
Fan Chengtian thought it over and felt that Murong Haitang made a great deal of sense.
Luo Chuan had been about to rest for a while when he happened to overhear their conversation, leaving him with mixed feelings. What was this? The founder of the two-day weekend?
"Break for now."
As Yao Ziyan spoke, the already noisy filming site immediately became even livelier, with everyone discussing the movie scene they had just filmed.
How should they put it?
They might have been a little disappointed. It was not as interesting as they had imagined. At first, the whole process had seemed rather fun, but after a while, it became somewhat boring.
It was like magic. When you did not understand it, it seemed astonishing, and its mysteries fascinated you.
But once the veil of mystery draped over its surface had been lifted, that sense of amazement vanished as well, and thoughts like, So that's all it was, could not help surfacing in your mind.
Just as the saying went: the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment.
Of course, that was merely an exaggerated way of putting it. For now, these popcorn-munching students had not completely lost interest in the movie.
After a brief break, filming resumed.
Since Luo Chuan could not be bothered to run all over the place, he decided to continue filming scenes in