Zhou Yun didn't know how to describe her feelings.
This feeling is hard to convey to others.
She doesn't want these directors to stop giving her any guiding opinions because of her supposed status and aura.
She knows that many directors are like this now, coaxing and flattering the already famous stars, never criticizing them.
Zhou Yun doesn't want her film set to become like this.
No performance is without flaws, right?
It's impossible for every scene to be perfect, right?
Zhou Yun has higher standards for herself; she doesn't want to start resting on her laurels and become complacent, heading towards a dead end.
There's no other way, Zhou Yun can only demand more from herself.
For every scene, she meticulously analyzes, rehearses, and tries to find the right feeling, asking Yuk Chu for her opinion.
But Yuk Chu couldn't provide many constructive comments either.
She truly thought Zhou Yun's performance was impeccable and flawless.
Zhou Yun could only let it go.
