"You, young lady, are learning to flatter just like the other children. Just look if you want to."
Teacher Xu disagreed, "Besides, the higher-ups have explicitly stated that the script must be adapted according to the original author’s ideas. You better pay close attention. If my paynt is affected because of problems with this script, the old man will not let you off easily."
Teacher Xu stated with a straight face, speaking seriously.
Lu Xinyou had no choice but to accept, considering that she ca to the crew specifically for this job. She stopped pretending and took Xu Scriptwriter’s computer to look at the script.
Xu Scriptwriter truly lived up to his title of Gold dal Screenwriter. Many of the plot developnts in her novel beca more intuitive and delicate after being adapted into the script by him.
Especially when it ca to modifications of minor details, Lu Xinyou felt genuinely inferior from the bottom of her heart.
"Teacher, your adaptation is perfect. There’s no need for any changes."
"Really?"
"Yes, would I dare to lie to you as a junior?"
Xu Scriptwriter was actually very confident in his work. It was just that this was the first ti he took on a job that required a complete adaptation from the original work, which felt unfamiliar and fresh to him.
After all, no one at his level had ever dared to ask him to adapt a script strictly based on the original work before.
When he first took on this job, he found it amusing at first. However, after hearing that Tang Jingxing, a highly demanding Film Emperor, had accepted the play after just reading the novel, he read the novel out of curiosity.
After finishing the novel, he agreed to adapt the script without hesitation.
Indeed, it was an excellent play. In fact, when Tang Jingxing, who had high demands for film scripts, accepted the play, Xu Scriptwriter had a feeling in his heart that it would be successful.
He glanced at Lu Xinyou and beca even more curious about the forces backing her.
Before eting Lu Xinyou, he had imagined that the original author would be arrogant because of the powerful forces supporting her.
However, in reality, this young lady was humble and polite, an evidently well-educated child.
Additionally, combined with her talents, Lu Xinyou left an even better impression on Teacher Xu.
From then on, Lu Xinyou stayed by Xu Scriptwriter’s side, discussing the content of the following script.
Although it was called a screenwriter team, the main work of adapting this play was done personally by Xu Scriptwriter.
Lu Xinyou’s workload was not heavy, and it was much less tiring compared to working with other screenwriters.
Unknowingly, the afternoon passed.
In just this short amount of ti, Lu Xinyou learned quite a lot working alongside Xu Scriptwriter.
As she was focusing, a familiar and pleasant voice ca from behind her -
"Teacher Xu."
Xu Scriptwriter and Lu Xinyou both looked back, seeing Tang Jingxing in a black emperor’s outfit standing at the entrance, looking towards them.
"Oh, why did you co here, kid?"
Xu Scriptwriter seed to be quite familiar with Tang Jingxing; he waved at him when he saw him coming.
"I still have things to do. What do you need from ? Just wait until I finish."
Tang Jingxing stepped forward and bent down to say:
"I’m not here to see you; I’m here to see her."
He gestured with his eyes towards Lu Xinyou.
"To see Youyou?"
Xu Scriptwriter’s gaze flickered, and his face took on an intriguing expression.
"Yes."
Tang Jingxing smiled and nodded, "She is my best friend’s younger sister, and I have so matters to discuss with her."
Hearing Tang Jingxing say this, Teacher Xu didn’t doubt him. After all, in his eyes, the difference in status between the two was significant, so he wouldn’t overthink it.
"Alright."
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