Quick Wear: Everyone knows I am a good person

Chapter 1339 The Professor Who Steals Beauty 25

The group exchanged glances and almost came to blows.

Han Feng silently clenched the script in his hand, hid it behind his back, and forced a smile that was neither welcoming nor friendly.

"You're here, please have a seat."

Shu Jiao glanced at them, then slowly pulled out two more scripts. "One for each of us, and try to get them released during the Spring Festival."

Although there are many steps involved from filming to releasing the film.

But it's okay.

This script was written by Shu Jiao.

Just based on the name "Shu Jiao" and the hugely high ratings that major TV stations in the thirteen states earned this year by featuring Shu Jiao's students, there's no shortage of places to broadcast the scripts they produce.

No one will stop her from being approved.

Although……

cough.

Although most interstellar movies and TV series can pass the review process as long as the content isn't too outrageous, there's always a procedure to follow.

Oh ~

One serving per person!

Shu Jiao's words put the group at ease, and their smiles became more genuine.

"no problem!"

Yi Xin was the first to respond, "Sister Shu, don't worry, I'll definitely get the script shot for you before the New Year!"

"Of course I believe you."

Shu Jiao casually replied.

The group sat on the sofa, went over the details of the script several times, and then began to chat casually.

Zhao Xing smiled politely, "Director Han, you arrived quickly. I haven't heard much from you lately, what have you been up to?"

"Take a break (when moving)."

Han Feng responded very seriously, but he would never tell anyone about the move!

We chatted for a while and then had a meal.

Originally, nothing was wrong, and everyone decided to go their separate ways to prepare for filming.

But after leaving, Han Feng went to the garage with them.

Take a closer look.

The Korean-style car was parked in Zone C, which isn't the visitor parking area.

That kid... is the homeowner?!

Yi Xin and Zhao Xing's gazes immediately changed.

Gan!

Korean wave, oh Korean wave, are you trying to play tricks on us?

They said there was a problem.

Han Feng came from his house, so he should have arrived around the same time as them. How come he arrived so much earlier than them, and he's already drunk half a pot of tea?!

After all that...

Being near the water tower means you get the moon first, right?

No!

Zhao Xing and Yi Xin glanced back and decisively and quickly contacted their assistants. They wanted to buy a house right next to Shu Jiao's as soon as possible!

move place!

We absolutely have to move!

Otherwise, wouldn't all of Shu Jiao's notebooks end up benefiting that old bastard Han Feng?!

Han Feng was still busy assembling a film crew, proudly showing off that he had gotten another new script from Shu Jiao. Little did he know that those two cunning little devils were already planning to move in and become his neighbors.

When he bumped into Yi Xin at his doorstep, his expression was truly indescribable.

They were busy filming, while Shu Jiao looked at the students in the classroom and felt lost.

Wait a minute~

She searched with her eyes for a while and did see some familiar faces, but there were more unfamiliar faces.

meaning is……

She clearly had 38 students, so how did she become 138?

Did all the screenwriting students come here?

"Excuse me, are you here to audit the class?"

Shu Jiao frowned and asked a question.

The entire classroom of students stared intently at her with burning, expectant eyes.

"Yes, Professor Shu, we're here to audit the class!"

One of the students responded.

They were auditing the class, and also wanted to perform well in order to secure a postgraduate spot for themselves and replicate Xu Ying's debut path.

Xu Ying!

It was because Shu Jiao appreciated her talent and patiently guided her that she, a junior in college, made her debut and became a star!

Ask any screenwriting student, which one isn't envious?

Who wouldn't want to be the next Xu Ying?

Shu Jiao: ...

Forget it.

Whether you release 38 horses or 138 horses, it's still releasing them.

"Your eagerness to learn makes me very gratified."

Shu Jiao smiled slightly, "However, let's make this clear first. My classes will have small assignments every week. If you come to my class, you have to hand in your assignments. If you can't, you can leave now."

what?

Handing in homework?

Is there really such a good thing in the world?

Who doesn't know that Xu Ying was noticed and repeatedly helped by Teacher Shu because her homework was so original and innovative?

Where is Teacher Shu's homework?

That's clearly an opportunity that screenwriting students dream of!

Upon hearing this, the students showed not a trace of dislike or impatience with their homework, but rather a longing and fervent anticipation of being valued by her and reaching the pinnacle of their lives.

Shu Jiao: ...

Is she too old to understand today's students?

Why would any student get so excited when they hear the word "homework"?

"Is no one leaving?"

Shu Jiao glanced around and saw that every pair of eyes among the students below was incredibly determined.

Fine.

Hey ~

Headache.

Shu Jiao lowered her eyes helplessly and opened the courseware. She first talked about some theoretical knowledge to expand their inspiration. In the last forty minutes, she began to review the previous week's homework.

"I want to emphasize this again!"

Shu Jiao tapped the table lightly, leaned slightly forward to look at the nearest student, and asked, "What should I pay attention to when writing a suspense script?"

"Logic, rhythm, details, and character motivations."

The student was startled, but quickly recovered and answered the question.

"good."

Shu Jiao gave her an approving look. "Logic! This is the skeleton of a suspense script. It must be airtight, whether it's the characters' motivations or their actions, it must withstand scrutiny..."

"Let's take a look at Sun Yue's script. Where's the problem?"

Who can answer this?

"Nobody noticed?"

Shu Jiao glanced at the students who were quietly pretending to be dead, and her lips twitched slightly.

Why are students like this everywhere?

"Okay, listen to me."

Shu Jiao looked up at Sun Yue and quickly asked herself, "Why did the murderer kill someone?"

"Because he is a psychopath."

"Why is he a psychopath? Was he born that way? No. So he needed an environment that allowed him to become a psychopath. And you only gave him the background of a single-parent family."

"enough?"

"Not enough! Far from enough!"

"Then another problem arises: psychopaths have their own unique logic. He killed the girl in the red dress because she had betrayed him. That reason is plausible, but..."

"not enough."

"I didn't see how important this girl who betrayed him was to him in your script. This girl won't be the straw that breaks his last shred of rationality."

"Also, the girl's romantic storyline is abrupt and chaotic."

"Do you think it's appropriate for a psychopath to fall in love with someone who suddenly gets close to them without any warning?"

After he finished speaking, the group of students could only nod in agreement.

Because looking at it this way, the script definitely has problems!

Teacher Shu's points are all correct!

Sun Yue frantically took notes, preparing to revise the manuscript diligently over the weekend.

"For suspense scripts, you should ask yourself why for every detail."

Shu Jiao emphasized, "Why do this? Why choose these victims? Why choose this method of killing? Why was it exposed..."

"The character design must be well-developed."