Once the testing was concluded, Du Heng returned to the now-familiar atmosphere of being filmed.
Although initially very unaccustomed to it, after two days of adaptation, he had learned to ignore the camera's presence. As long as the cameraman didn't get in his way, Du Heng could completely ignore him. However, during these two days, the cameraman's filming skills hadn't improved at all.
But that was fine. There was just one thing Du Heng couldn't understand: why the young man insisted on filming him even during outpatient service. Nor did he have any idea what on earth the young man found to film while he was working in his office.
"Stop filming for now," Du Heng gestured for the young man to come over. "Show me what you've filmed and edited over the past few days."
The young man scratched his head awkwardly. "Dean, I haven't edited anything yet."
Du Heng was speechless. He'd been filming for three or four days, and still...
