Previously, when Ni Bingyan was on set, she could take a two-hour lunch break. But after returning from a week off, the production was rushing to catch up, so her break—for eating and makeup touch-ups combined—was cut to just one hour.
She had the guts to ask for time off, so she had to accept the consequences.
Ni Bingyan was already mentally prepared and had no complaints about the crew's arrangement.
After all, the work of dozens, even hundreds, of people had to be adjusted for her schedule. She felt quite bad about it.
'If I'm more professional and cause less trouble for others, then I won't feel so guilty.'
Because she'd been away from the set for so long, the crew was definitely unhappy with her. She could feel it clearly on her first day back.
Staff members who had always been friendly to her were now giving her strange looks. It was as if they were all avoiding her, no longer striking up conversations.
