I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

The film crew of a movie arrived at the foot of a mountain slope called Little Qing Shan or "Little Green Mountain". They were there to film a scene with the lead actor, Zhang Ye, who was playing the role of "Chen Shao Xia". However, Zhang Ye struggled to get the martial arts moves right, despite being a skilled martial artist. He was instructed to follow the predetermined action, but his instincts kept getting in the way. After several takes, Director Jiang's temper flared up, and Zhang Ye's terrible temper was revealed. Just as things were getting tense, a group of four or five people appeared from the mountain, causing a commotion. The location of the filming was significant, as it was an exception to the usual natural scenery in the capital city. Little Qing Shan was famous for its pleasant landscape and Qing Shan Temple, which was renowned for its thriving incense offerings. The crew had set up cameras and equipment on the mountain slope, and Zhang Ye was preparing to film a crucial scene. However, his mistakes and lack of coordination were causing delays and frustration. As the filming continued, Zhang Ye's struggles became more apparent, and the crew's doubts about his abilities grew. Despite his reputation as a literary giant, Zhang Ye's martial arts skills were not up to par, and he struggled to follow the action. The villainous supporting actor tried to help him, but even their combined efforts were not enough to get the scene right. The tension on set was palpable, and it seemed that the filming would take longer than expected.

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