Some Feelings Couldn't Be Forced

Some Feelings Couldn't Be Forced

That day, Jay Chou brought Wang Yiren and his film crew to the hotel where Wang Yi was quarantining.

Wang Yiren looked to be in very good spirits. Compared to the last time Wang Yi had seen her in Japan, she was clearly in a much better mood.

She looked lively and radiant, full of youthful charm.

She gave the impression of a high school student of seventeen or eighteen.

She was still wearing the same white blouse and pink skirt of her JK uniform.

Wang Yi personally thought the outfit suited her style better.

As soon as she saw Wang Yi, she thanked him. "Brother Yi, thank you for giving me this job opportunity."

Becoming the female lead in Jay Chou's music video was the dream of countless young women in China.

It was easy to imagine that once the music video was released, Wang Yiren's popularity would shoot up, and plenty of people would come looking to hire her for commercials or film roles.

In a way, Wang Yi had saved her acting career.

Wang Yi didn't think much of it. He waved a hand. "I just can't stand seeing Koreans bully people from China."

Next, Jay Chou briefly explained the plot they would be filming and the emotions Wang Yi needed to convey.

First, Wang Yi would need to dress up as Zhao Zilong in ancient armor: a silver helmet and armor, a white spear, and a white horse.

Wang Yi was more than happy to do it.

Once the makeup artist had finished dressing him, his appearance left everyone amazed.

"Whoa, Brother Yi has the exact aura of Zhao Zilong himself."

"He's so handsome, it's practically lethal!"

Even the female makeup artist couldn't help exclaiming, "I think I've fallen for Brother