Lu Heng's learning environment was far better than that of students at film academies. At the very least, he was learning in real time on set, and whenever he had questions, he could go right up and ask. Considering Lu Heng was young, pleasant-looking, humble, promising, and perceptive enough to know when he could approach them for guidance and when he should stay far away and not disturb their rest, these Best Actors and Best Actresses were never stingy with their experience and knowledge. They patiently answered Lu Heng's questions and carefully guided him.
Even Director Mai Chengliang and the cameramen on the crew occasionally gave Lu Heng a few pointers, telling him not to focus solely on studying an actor's movements and expressions. Sometimes, props, sets, and even lighting could be used to interpret a character's state of mind.
In his previous life, Lu Heng had made his name in martial arts and gunfight films. Though his acting was passable, his style had always been rather rough—no matter what role he played, it still felt like him. The audience had accepted it well enough, but whenever he went up against truly masterful actors, Lu Heng suffered. Not only did he rack up NGs during filming, but after the movie was released, viewers and even his diehard fans would leave comments like, "Waaah, it totally breaks immersion, but as long as we can look at your face, body, and moves, idol, we won't abandon you!"
Though his fans' tone was soft and cute, it could not make up for the occasional sting in his fragile heart.
By a twist of fate in this life, the first film he was shooting was already a classic that had won an Oscar statuette. Lu Heng figured that even if he could retrace the