Ling Yao glanced at the jokes. Most were quite melodramatic, yet closely tied to ordinary people's lives. Many were exaggerated adaptations based on real-life experiences, which indeed were quite eye-catching, especially those involving people like a white lotus or a green tea bitch, which struck the right balance.
His character challenges were well-defined too, playing roles like the scumbag, mama's boy, Voldemort's little brother, or occasionally transforming into a wife-protecting maniac. Such diversity, although a bit melodramatic, was undeniably attention-catching, and since he filmed on weekends, in principle, it didn't interfere with his studies. He might even make some pocket money in the future. It was hard for him to completely shun this circle since it had been his path so far, so after a brief thought, he nodded in agreement.
The real reason was probably only clear to him, as he couldn't bear to see this silly girl in front of him act alongside other men.
