It’s a pity Xia Siyu is straightforward. After hearing this, she furrowed her little eyebrows: "But it’s not just about being careful, right? Who knows if the team might ss up in the future? All I can do is do my best and hope for the best."
Bo Yan reached out and brushed her face, and she unhappily slapped his hand away: "Did you shower? Stop waving your claws around."
Bo Yan chuckled lightly. Before leaving, he deliberately ruffled her hair, provoking her to turn and swat at him in irritation. Only then did he get up and head to the bathroom.
He quickly took a shower, and by the ti he ca out, Xia Siyu was already sprawled across the bed, fast asleep.
She was indeed very tired today. In addition to the bruise on her arm, her face was also sunburned. Even though she had applied sunscreen, hanging by Weiya among the treetops still exposed her to the sun no matter how she protected herself.
Bo Yan reached out, initially wanting to stroke her cheek but feared waking her up, so he withdrew his hand.
As he was about to get up, Xia Siyu tugged at his towel from behind. Bo Yan turned back: "Aren’t you going to sleep?"
Xia Siyu shook her head, her voice a bit hoarse: "Stay with for a while."
Bo Yan lay down as requested, leaning shoulder to shoulder with her. Xia Siyu indeed wasn’t asleep, half-closed eyes playing with his hair. After a while, her gaze seed sowhat lost.
In the first few years after entering the industry, she hadn’t aid to achieve much or earn a lot of money. She had been well-off since childhood and had little concern about money. She wasn’t particularly worried about public opinion either, as her mother had told her about the sharpness of public scrutiny long ago, and she had developed resistance.
She also didn’t place much importance on fans—not that she disregarded them, but she never pandered or groveled for their support. Her life was her own and she felt no need to explain it to anyone.
Although she had a breakthrough in her acting skills during the filming of "Storm", at that ti, she hadn’t strongly felt the need to improve or achieve a certain level.
It was only after deciding to compete with Shang Feifei that she consciously began to improve her acting skills and enrich herself. Fortunately, with Bo Yan’s guidance, she was able to progress so quickly.
Thinking back, last year’s period of decline wasn’t so bad. After all, hardship can sotis be a kind of nourishnt. A smooth life won’t produce works with depth and experience. Moreover, having a year of rest allowed her to improve herself, learn things, and reflect.
So, when she fild "Sunrise" and Wang Ju’s new film, everything went smoothly. Others may have thought she was exhausting herself by putting in 100% each ti. But only Xia Siyu knew that she found filming quite relaxed. Getting into character and coming out of it was simply not an issue for her.
However.
Although there is still a little over a year until the age-30 agreent, any film can take several months to shoot, and then there’s post-production, reviews, and release. Even if all these processes go smoothly, there’s still not enough ti when it cos to waiting for awards.
In other words, the film for the age-30 agreent is already completed. Of course, she will still continue to make films and make good films in the future, but there won’t be such urgency anymore.
All of a sudden, she found herself with a lot of free ti. She didn’t want to take on many roles, especially bad ones. Though she had to do comrcials, she couldn’t shoot comrcials every day.
It seems, she suddenly felt a bit lost.
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