The group pet sister is a koi

Chapter 400 Non-Professional Occupation

"I heard from the director that the other group was his own original repertoire, and that the storylines were not bad. The director seemed to be very interested in their stories at the time, and even offered to help modify some of the content."

Meng Cheng lowered her head and glanced at the old classic love novels in her hands. She really felt that these plots would not be liked by everyone when they were staged. After all, after reading the stories hundreds of times, she was already tired of them.

Meng Jing was a little more optimistic than her: "But it doesn't matter. If you don't watch it carefully, you probably don't know what they are acting. The famous works we acted, familiarity has an advantage."

It's hard for Meng Cheng to say anything. The repertoire has been set, and it's difficult to change it.

The two watched for a while, and then went to their own group to rehearse.

After rehearsing, Shen Jiaxin and Shen Aiai sat on the side drinking water from a glass. Shen Jiaxin said a little annoyed: "I really hate those two female students who are peeping. I don't rehearse well. I just watch us rehearse because I am afraid that I will lose. Is it too miserable?"

Hearing what she said, Shen Aiai immediately glanced at Meng Jing.

Slightly smiled and said: "I think they seem to have been watching us for a long time, which means that we acted very well, otherwise they have nothing to waste their time watching for so long, what are they doing?"

"Ai Ai, you are still smart, why don't I think so."

Shen Jiaxin was overjoyed, and instantly had super invincible confidence in her acting skills.

Shen Aiai just smiled slightly, and didn't continue talking, her eyes just fell on Shen Zhe. At this time, Shen Zhe was chatting with Lin Chuer, with a very natural smile on her face, and she seemed to be in a very happy mood.

She was inexplicably uncomfortable, but she didn't dare to show it on her face, so she could only silently feel depressed in her heart.

After resting for a while, Shen Aiai and Shen Jiaxin got up again to rehearse the group play with Lin Chuer and Shen Zhe. In this scene, the characters played by Lin Chuer and the characters played by Shen Aiai had a dispute.

As the protagonist, Shen Aiai naturally had the upper hand. During the rehearsal, she seemed very serious, and when she pointed and scolded Lin Chuer, her tone was very heavy, which frightened Lin Chuer a little bit.

Shen Jiaxin, who was watching the match, was also stunned, not knowing whether Shen Aiai was doing a fake show or if her acting skills were too good.

Shen Zhe didn't dare to say anything, and watched silently, feeling in her heart that Shen Aai's explosive power is very good, and she has a sense of substitution in acting.

After the performance, Shen Aiai immediately held Lin Chu'er's hand tightly, and said apologetically, "Chu'er, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be so loud just now, but I was too involved in the drama."

"Ai Ai, I suddenly feel that you have great acting potential. Apart from becoming a writer, you can try the path of an actor." Lin Chuer was not angry, but gave sincere advice instead.

Shen Aiai immediately covered her face, and said embarrassingly: "Oh, I'm just too into acting, I don't have much acting skills, I just want to achieve something in writing, let's be an actor, even if it's me Think about it, my parents won’t either.”

In this era, being a star and actor is a very small profession.

Even in the eyes of some old people, an actor is an actor, and the circle is very chaotic, not a serious profession.

Even if Shen Aai wanted to become an actor, it was difficult to get her parents' approval.

Instead of getting into disagreements with my parents, I might as well continue to develop further in the field of writing. Maybe I won't even be able to become a well-known novelist by then.

Shen Jiaxin took Lin Chu'er's hand and explained: "Chu'er, you may not be clear. In the eyes of the aunts and uncles in our village, actors are actors. They are not serious jobs and will be looked down upon."

(End of this chapter)