"The title has absolutely nothing to do with the content."
"Exactly, exactly. Nothing but dialogue, no fighting. Not heroic at all!"
"I think this is pretty good. Give Axiu more screen time! (Raising voice)"
Reading these comments, Gu Mo couldn't help curling his lip. Who said he only had dialogue and no fights? They just hadn't been shown. He could fight when necessary, all right... Well, yes, as long as it was necessary.
He kept scrolling and found that many people were astonished by the "special effects," yet no one had much to say about the casting of the "actors." At most, they said the acting was decent and natural, without that stiff, awkward feeling of people who could barely even read their lines. That alone was already pretty good.
Gu Mo felt that this was not really an issue of acting, because they had genuinely been talking at the time. Whether it was his reactions or Hidechiyo's, they had naturally been normal and real. There had been no cameras, no script, and no prepared lines, so naturally there had been none of the mindset or pressure of feeling like they were performing.
He felt a little unworthy of such praise, since it was not actually there.
As for why no one had brought up the casting, he thought it over carefully and looked through the related comments again before suddenly understanding. In the earlier part, only Hidechiyo and he had appeared; no other characters had shown up at all.
There was nothing to say about himself. He had been completely unknown before, and he was not exactly famous now, either.
As for Hidechiyo, although she was an incredibly striking girl... that was only because he knew she was playing herself. In the game corresponding to that work in the