Eye of Observation! The True Fantasy World Actually Doesn't Allow Me to Search Widely

"Li Xihua, you said you liked cosplay and were good at it too? Like how you're portraying an anime character right now? And Sun Lingshu, you said you were a doctor skilled in surgery, first aid, and traditional Chinese acupuncture?"

Wang Zhen glanced at Sun Lingshu and Li Xihua, who were already fully dressed but, unaccustomed to the outfits, kept shifting their bodies to find comfortable positions. He asked casually.

"That's right! Although lots of people look down on cosplay, I don't think it's any different from acting. If you want to truly portray the character you're cosplaying well, you still have to put in the effort to ponder, analyze, and study them. Only when you understand that character well enough can you truly become them!"

By the end, Li Xihua's placid, indifferent voice had suddenly become seductive and eerie. It was bewitching enough to seize one's soul, yet it also sent a chill rising from the depths of one's heart. Even his entire demeanor turned crazed and domineering in that instant. Clearly, this seemingly plain and aloof youth had transformed into the wickedly charming, mad magician Hisoka, an utterly eye-catching figure.

Playing a character was nothing unusual, but someone like Li Xihua, who could switch in a second—not just changing his voice, expression, and movements, but even his very temperament—was truly rare! Especially since Li Xihua looked only seventeen or eighteen, certainly no older than twenty-five; it was all the more astonishing. When portraying a character in a script, there was still room for personal creation. After all, the characters in a script were merely rough outlines, leaving a great deal of freedom. In other words, rather than saying an actor performed well, it would be better to say that the character they created was sufficiently vivid and suited