A Jiu would keep proving her worries unfounded with every subsequent performance.
A Jiu truly understood exactly what they were asking of her.
And she did it well.
Every time Master Xiao communicated with A Jiu, it went smoothly.
He basically never had to explain anything twice.
The first few times she saw it happen, Wang Anya had tried to tactfully remind Master Xiao to explain things to A Jiu a little more.
He'd only said it once...
And he'd even put it more simply than she had...
How could A Jiu possibly understand?
Though deep down, she figured that no matter how many times they explained it, A Jiu wouldn't be able to understand, would she?
They could only have Master Xiao keep an eye on her throughout the shoot.
But...
Reality had thoroughly proven her wrong.
A Jiu... had nailed it in one take.
Master Xiao hadn't needed to give her real-time directions.
Had A Jiu... really understood what they wanted?
Was this even real?
For as long as A Jiu was filming,
Wang Anya remained just as stunned.
She could only stare blankly at A Jiu.
"That was great, just great..."
Li Quan was so excited he seemed to have been zapped from head to toe, his voice almost rippling with emotion.
"Good."
"Great!"
Someone pulled Wang Anya backward.
The next second, Li Quan jogged over to the spot where she had been standing.
Wang Anya turned her head.
Zhang Xinyuan frowned.
"Careful."
"You know that once Li Quan starts filming, all his attention is on the actors."
"He doesn't really notice what's going on around him."
"You need to keep an eye on him."
Wang Anya nodded blankly.
"Xin Xin..."
"Did you see that?"
Wang Anya rubbed her cheeks with both