Chapter 198: The Only Thing I Respect Is You, Not Even the Wall!

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Though Prince Chen was a master of warfare, skilled in planning decisive victories, he was by nature free-spirited and bold. He wouldn't feel provoked by a Dancer's frivolous movements; instead, he was somewhat fascinated by them, although his interest was laced with condescension.

Sheng Yan lifted his hand and picked up the cup in front of him on the table, while He Jinxia took the opportunity to pour him wine.

After pouring the wine, Sheng Yan drank it down in one clean gulp.

"Cut!" Director Li called out in time, his brow furrowed. He instructed someone to quickly fetch the screenwriter to discuss possible changes to the scene.

The art director also identified a problem; the script described Prince Chen as carefree, yet alert and cautious. Therefore, He Jinxia's character, the Dancer, needed to find a pretext to approach Prince Chen—she couldn't simply fall into his arms without reason.