Yunyi didn’t go to the cafeteria for dinner but chose to eat with the crew instead.
Gui Kairong made a special trip over to greet Yunyi. "Yunyi, come over after you’ve finished eating. I’ve arranged for someone to guide you through tomorrow’s scene."
Yunyi didn’t refuse. Although she had seen many movies in her previous life and could draw some inspiration from them, she wasn’t formally trained, so learning more was always beneficial.
Gui Kairong was genuinely dedicated. He arranged two teachers for her and provided intensive training, pouring a wealth of professional knowledge into Yunyi.
Worried that Yunyi might find the process tedious, he would have them take a break every half hour to drink tea and let Yunyi share her insights.
No one expected Yunyi to be able to apply what she learned on the spot, astonishing both the teachers and Gui Kairong.
Leaving the film crew’s temporary office and walking back through the snow, she saw Qiao Wenyu, Zheng Xuefang, Wei Zijia, and Ye Wenhui waiting for her outside.
Yunyi walked quickly toward them. "How long have you all been here? You’re almost turning into snowmen!"
Ye Wenhui took Yunyi’s arm. "Did you really replace Zhang Xueyan as the female lead in ’Warm Sun of Winter’?"
Yunyi nodded with a smile. "Yes, we shot a few scenes this afternoon, and the director thinks it’s quite alright."
If Gui Kairong were there, he surely would have said, not just quite alright, but exceedingly so.
Ye Wenhui spoke somewhat coquettishly, "I’ve yet to become an extra, and you’re already the female lead. I’m so envious."
Yunyi looked at her. "Didn’t they post a notice this morning for casting temporary extras? Did you sign up?"
Ye Wenhui sounded regretful. "They only needed fifty people. I was a bit late, and it was already over."
Yunyi urged them, "Quick, brush the snow off your clothes so your cotton jackets don’t get wet."
All of them were somewhat excited. Wei Zijia looked envious. "Yunyi, what does it feel like to act?"
As they spoke, they reached a fork in the road. Seeing that it was getting late, Yunyi said, "Okay, it’s late and the snow is falling heavily. I won’t keep you any longer. Go back and rest early."
My master might still be waiting, and the snow on his straw hut’s roof still needs clearing. I have to make this trip and inform him, otherwise he and his grandson will worry about me.
With these thoughts, she ignored the ongoing snowfall and headed straight for the back mountain.
At the foot of the mountain, she activated her qinggong and, half an hour later, reached her destination. She took out the mixed-flour steamed buns she had stored in her space, along with some pickles she had preserved herself, then knocked on the door of the hut. "Master, open up."
No sooner had she spoken than the door was opened from the inside. "Why are you still coming over this late?"
Yunyi handed over the food she had brought while recounting the day’s events to her master. "I may not be able to come over for the next few days, so I brought you some food. I was also worried about your straw hut, thinking I should help you shovel the snow off the roof."
Upon hearing Yunyi’s words, a warm stream flowed through Yuan Yuxun’s heart. For a moment, he couldn’t say a word, fearing that his emotions would betray him and provoke laughter from the two youngsters.

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