Master, Your Wife Has Become a Super Star Through Fortune-Telling Chapter 133 - 134: Film Crew

A grotesque face leaned in close, but to her surprise, it was asking her to act.

"Act?"

Lina panicked. The director, who used to be all smiles, had transford into this grotesque, terrifying figure.

And he was telling her to act? ’How am I supposed to do that!’

Lina trembled, wanting to refuse, but fear seized her when she saw his lifeless, pitch-black eyes.

"Agree to it, or you won’t live to see tomorrow!"

Su Nian spoke up, but she was telling Lina to agree with the monster.

[No way! Strear, please save our Lina!]

[She can’t die there! You have to save her!]

[Strear, I’m begging you, save her!]

[What kind of useless strear tells our Lina to go to her death! I’m telling you, if anything happens to Lina, we Liliths will never let you get away with it!]

Su Nian ignored the bewildering comnts in the chat and explained to the stunned Lina.

"This kind of phantom is ford from a person’s lingering obsession. Agree to it for now. I’m on my way to save you, but it won’t be cheap."

Hearing Su Nian’s words, Lina, though still terrified, knew she had no choice but to agree for the ti being.

She nodded tremblingly, trying to act as if nothing was wrong.

"I... I’m here to act, Director!"

She had been in many high-pressure situations, but faced with such terror, she could barely hold back her sobs.

Still, she was strong-willed. Though trembling with fear, she followed the director’s instructions and began to run lines with another ghastly, flat-faced figure.

And when I say flat-faced, I an it was literally like a pancake—no facial features, perfectly flat, with unnervingly smooth skin.

Lina felt like crying again, but she had to hold on.

"Why did you steal my boyfriend!"

The flat-faced figure delivered its line aggressively. Lina, with no script, could only improvise based on past acting experience.

anwhile, Su Nian got in her car. Fortunately, the location wasn’t too far away.

It was a four-to-five-hour drive. However, Su Nian was worried about sothing else. In four or five hours, night would be turning into day.

At that ti, the Dark Aura of these spirits would be at its peak, and she wasn’t sure if Lina could hold out.

The chat, anwhile, was still a battlefield of argunts.

[Can you guys be reasonable for a second? The strear is on her way to save her, isn’t she?]

[It’s all her fault! She’s the one who insisted sothing was wrong with Lina’s situation. And now look, she’s run into sothing evil!]

[Stop trying to pin all the bla on our strear! She didn’t do anything wrong, so cut the crap!]

The chat was in an uproar, while Su Nian was flying down the road.

Worried about Lina’s safety, Su Nian even used a talisman paper, pushing her speed even higher.

Luckily, the roads were empty. Otherwise, this real-life high-speed chase would have made the news.

Driving like a bolt of lightning, Su Nian finally arrived at the haunted film set three hours later.

The air was thick with a black miasma. Even Su Nian was taken aback. This dark fog was the physical manifestation of resentful souls.

The dark fog was dense and widespread; it was impossible to tell how many resentful souls it contained.

At that mont, Lina was still acting out the scene with the flat-faced figure, paralyzed by fear.

Over and over, she listened to the ghost director’s flat, emotionless "Again." Lina’s own senses were sharp.

As the sky grew darker, she noticed that the flat-faced figure seed to be changing in so way.

But she was trapped, her only hope was to wait for Su Nian to rescue her.

More people began to arrive, one after another, all saying they were there to film.

One of them was an investor’s daughter who played the third female lead. She was known for being incredibly arrogant.

But after saying just one sentence, she was hoisted into the air by the ghost director.

Even more terrifying, the girl tried to run, but the ghost director’s arm stretched nearly ten ters to drag her back.

After that, no one dared to speak. What they were seeing was clearly beyond the realm of normal human understanding.

Everyone understood and no longer dared to resist. ’This has to be a real ghost!’