"Brother Su Han, was my performance that bad?"
Reba had been eagerly awaiting Su Han's critique, but she hadn't expected him to be so harsh.
"Just average,"
Just as a smile began to form on Reba's face, Su Han's next words made it freeze.
"Definitely not good."
Reba pouted aggrievedly.
"Brother Su Han, how do you think I should act?"
"It's not entirely your fault. The main issue is that this drama itself is so melodramatic and illogical. The script is unreasonable, so even acting well is useless. Sometimes, acting a bit melodramatically is actually better."
Su Han's words were like daggers piercing Reba's heart.
Reba felt as though her entire professional career up to that point had been in vain.
Seeing that she was on the verge of tears, Su Han changed his tone.
"Although your acting is just so-so, it shows you have a lot of room for improvement, so don't worry. Take your time."
Su Han's words brought a slight improvement to Reba's mood, who had been on the verge of tears.
"Brother Su Han, really?"
"Then how should I adjust?"
Cough, cough, it was absolutely impossible for Su Han to help Reba adjust her acting skills in such a short period.
But seeing her looking so wronged and on the verge of tears, Su Han felt a pang of sympathy.
He then spoke a few words based on his intuition.
"First, about crying."
"I saw you using eye drops, right?"
Challenged by Su Han, Reba was embarrassed and nodded. "Yes."
"Crying with eye drops doesn't produce real tears. This step alone makes you unqualified."
"In my opinion, just in my opinion."
"A qualified actor uses real emotions when performing. That's what true acting is."
"While actors have to act, they should also empathize and truly immerse themselves in the story. Only then can they produce good work."
Reba listened intently to Su Han. What he said made a lot of sense, and she agreed, nodding repeatedly.
"But Brother Su Han, I just can't cry. Every time I need to act crying, I can't, or it takes a very long time. It feels so difficult."
"Crying... it's actually not that difficult."
"Just think about what makes you sad, what makes you unhappy."
"For example, a cheating ex-boyfriend, being hurt by an ex. You must have encountered some scummy guys, right? Think about sad romantic experiences, and you'll be able to cry."
Su Han said earnestly to Reba.
Reba listened attentively and looked at him.
Then, she shook her head blankly. "I really haven't."
"I've never been in a relationship, and I rarely interact with guys in general."
After saying that, Su Han realized he had been careless.
He had assumed that a female celebrity like Reba, despite having no reported scandals or romantic history, must have dated before her debut. Or perhaps she had dated secretly after becoming a star, with her agency helping to keep it hidden.
That's what Su Han had roughly assumed.
But he hadn't expected that Reba had genuinely never been in a relationship.
This... are there really many naive female celebrities in the industry?
"You've never been in a relationship..."
Su Han frowned, deep in thought.
"This is a bit difficult..."
Reba blinked her large eyes and stared at Su Han. "Brother Su Han, why don't you date me then?"
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