Shadow queen development plan

Lily was described by Ryan as a "doll on a hanger", this title can not be wrong, at least Qiye himself thinks this title is very suitable for Lily.

Although the figure is not superb, Lily fits almost all clothes, just like a Barbie doll.

Similarly, the only pity is that Lily's chest and butt are still a bit different, which makes it difficult for low-cut clothes to have a good display.

And Lily herself is very resistant to synthetic silicone.

In her words, it is "If you wear it, it feels like you will lose in this life."

Although it was a little regretful, Qiye already felt very satisfied.

Especially with Ryan's consent, Qiye followed Altria's various dresses in her memory and chose similar styles from Ryan's clothes to replace them.

Even let Lily cos a handful of Gray Gray, which is also a satisfaction, Qiye thought carefully.

Even Shion is very interested in Lily's various outfits. While shooting the promo, she asked Qiye to take a lot of photos by the way.

"I'll go back and have someone tidy up Lily's clothes. Then it will be a photo album. It will definitely sell well.

Shion said with a smile.

"You guys... are you really so interested in my dress-up?"

Lily said wearily, although she didn't like being used as a hanger like this, she would still finish her job well.

This is the basic quality of idols, it is better than using cream and ink to paste the face.

It's just work, she doesn't really have any interest in wearing these clothes.

If she really likes clothes, Lily usually buys them directly.

But she rarely put it on her own initiative. She felt that the fact of changing clothes was too much trouble.

This was probably when I was young, my sister's fanaticism left a shadow in my heart.

"Yeah, I understand."

Qiye nodded in agreement and said, "Although I myself will buy a lot of models for hobbies, there are not many that will unpack them."

"Director Qiye, you are completely wasting..."

Lily vomited with her forehead.

Shooting promotional videos and photo albums can only be regarded as small episodes for Qiyehe crew.

After the end of this period, the two older sisters, Shion and Ryan, returned to Tokyo contentedly and went to their respective jobs.

It's just that this event is far from the end, but a beginning.

And Qiye continued to work on filming the movie.

From the perspective of Qiye, as long as you can converge a little bit of your expression, you don't make too exaggerated emotions.

With Nanya's acting skills, it is not difficult to deal with the role of Shinji Makiri.

After shooting for a few more days, Qiye finally finished the scenes of Shinji Ma Tong.

At this time, Ori also ended Rin and Shiro's dating plot and returned to the church, and began to prepare for the rest of the scene.

In fact, Zhiye finished the work four days earlier than Qiye, but after learning that Qiye was stumbling on filming here, he somewhat saved Qiye some face.

It was not until Qiye was almost completed that he showed up with his part.

Of course, in the few days that were free, Zhizhi and the others were not idle, dubbing the story that had been filmed before, and returning to the warehouse to arrange other scenes in advance.

It's a little bit faster for the subsequent shooting.

After Qiye passed the scene between the priest and Shenji, he moved to the basement of the church and started filming several confrontations between Group C and the protagonist team.

As mentioned before, the role model of Shiro Weimiya is "learning [fact] from [lie]".

But this learning is a process. In each story, the protagonist learns something at his own price.

For example, Peter Parker lost his uncle in "Spider-Man 1", for example, in "Thor 1" Thor injured his friend because of his recklessness, and was deprived of his power by his father Odin.

This stage usually occurs in the second stage of the three-act play-[Challenge].

At this stage, the protagonist has left the [normal world] and entered his own adventure.

But at this time the protagonist still believes in his own [lie], and his standard of behavior is still based on his own [lie].

So in this unfamiliar environment, the protagonist will be driven by [lie] to achieve what he wants.

Such thoughts and behaviors actually stem from the conservative nature of life.

People will try to stay the way they are. They don’t do unnecessary things and don’t take unnecessary risks.

However, this behavior is obviously wrong, so the next protagonist will encounter a series of setbacks.

For Shiro Weimiya, he believed that Shinji put the teachers and students in his school in danger.

Because of his innocence, he let Caster's conspiracy succeed, and he lost Saber.

In the technical terms of the script, the current protagonist is trapped between [old lie] and [new fact].

In the process, Shiro Weimiya was constantly losing his own things, which would make him confused, regretful and confused.

At this stage, Shiro Weimiya has noticed [lie] and [fact], he will move towards [fact], but he is still bound by [lie].

After that, the protagonist will come to the middle point of the story.

This midpoint is not the turning point of the protagonist, but the moment he suffered the most.

For this intermediate point, there is a special term academically-[Glory Moment].

Ironically, this word carries "light", but it is the darkest time for the protagonist.

In layman's terms, this [Glory Hour] is the darkness before dawn, the last straw that crushes the camel.

In a moment, the protagonist will truly realize his [lie] mistake.

In UBW, this moment is the moment when Archer's identity is exposed in front of everyone, telling himself in the past that he is "Shirou Weimiya".

"At this moment, everything about Shiro Wimiya was denied, his ideals, his pursuits, what he thought was right."

On the set, Nanaya explained to Sugiyama: "You have to show the despair and confusion of Shiro Weimiya facing Archer. This is very important for the whole show."

"I know."