[Sweet Campus Romance] + [Dating Coach] + [Sophisticated Senior] + [Pretending Turns Real] + [Career Growth] + [No System]
Here's the conclusion up front: don't let a director teach people how to date, or he'll end up turning his female consultant into his wife.
At first, all I wanted was to save the club and recruit the aloof senior as our dating coach.
But then everything spiraled out of control.
Scene One: Filming in the rain.
I told the male guest to hold an umbrella for the female guest. But after the rain stopped, I draped my jacket over the senior, who was soaked through.
She looked up at me, her eyes shining brighter than the stars.
Me: “Ahem, this is... protecting the central concept.”
Scene Two: Filming a staring contest.
I told the guests to look into each other's eyes for three seconds to build their chemistry. When it was my turn to walk the senior through her scene, we stared at each other for a whole minute.
She hurriedly looked away, the tips of her ears bright red.
Me: “Uh, the director needs to understand the character more deeply.”
Scene Three: The wrap party.
In front of everyone, I wiped the cream from the corner of her mouth, then cornered her outside the dormitory.
“Yu Wenci, the show is over, but my story isn't.”
“Now it's my turn to be the leading man. Will you say yes?”
The whole school: “Our ship hasn't even sailed yet, and the director's already found someone?! For real?”
It's very good. I hope the author can keep updating it and don't give up. It has great potential. Don't be too anxious to become famous and concentrate on writing this book.
The narrator of the story is quietly humorous throughout It looks both sweet and joyful A book with great potential, the author must work hard to write it down💪
Has the strength of a fantasy god 🍉
The author is great, come on
The interaction between the male and female protagonists is full of tension, and the emotional recommendations are traceable.
The content is detailed and very good