No Substitutes for the Bigshots' Dream Girl Anymore!-Chapter 84: The Drama Crew

He simply liked to play with her in such a pure way, watching this foolish woman bustle around for him, as it seemed only then that his heart could feel a bit of malicious joy.

A woman who used to be deeply in love with George River, now merely a dog that comes and goes at his command.

She was just a stand-in.

Just as George River could find, so could he.

’Falling Spring’ was a grand production of a fantasy drama, adapted from a bestselling novel that told the story of the struggle between the celestial and demonic realms over millions of years. The male lead was the reincarnation of a demon lord who fell a thousand years ago in a great war between celestial beings and demons.

In this life, the male lead, who had lost all his memories, was endowed with great talents and was selected by the Fairy Sect, because of his exceptional foundation, to be a direct disciple.

The female lead was the male lead’s master, an aloof and noble female celestial being.

The love story between master and disciple, combined with the warfare of celestial beings and demons, was very popular with audiences and readers. Consequently, this drama garnered a lot of attention from fans of the original novel.

Louis Snyder played a naive, cheerful, junior disciple from the Fairy Sect in the drama, who eventually died under the sword of the male lead due to his deepest admiration and love for the female lead, his senior sister.

Although his screen time was not that extensive, his story was rich enough, so much so that many readers of the original novel lamented over his fate and pleaded with the author to write a spin-off story for his character.

So, when the production team publicly held auditions for actors, competition for this role was as fierce as it was for the male and female leads. Initially, a male actor named Henry King was cast in the role.

Despite his appearance not quite fitting the character of the junior disciple, he was chosen for his magnificent acting skills. But who could have guessed Louis Snyder would snatch the role in the end? To stay in the crew, Henry was forced to play a demon soldier who followed the Demon Lord, the male lead.

The role was far inferior to his original one.

Just as there’s jealousy among women, there’s such a thing among men, especially when Louis Snyder took Henry King’s role.

Ever since Louis Snyder joined the crew, his clean and sunny boyish face attracted a lot of female fanfare in the crew. Needless to say, he began to be isolated by the male actors.

Moreover, everyone knew Louis Snyder got into the crew through back channels.

Otherwise, how could a big production like ’Falling Spring’ ever consider an obscure, bottom-tier actor to play the third lead male role?

Nevertheless, Louis Snyder was a master at playing the victim card to gain sympathy. Henry King’s few attempts to sabotage him in secret had not only failed to harm Louis Snyder, but almost exposed his own identity.

Holding a grudge, he finally made up his mind and decided to bribe the prop master in the crew.

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Since that day in the dormitory when Hannah scolded Jenny King badly, Jenny has been behaving properly.

Every time she wanted to say something, Hannah would just stare at her quietly.

It was a calm gaze full of curiosity. With bright eyes exuding spirit, she always seemed like she wanted to say something but stopped.

Everytime this happened, Jenny King couldn’t help but look into the mirror to check her own mustache...

Damn it!

Did Hannah Winter have some kind of problem?

How could she, as a woman, grow so much facial hair?

She couldn’t take it anymore.

As a result, her way of venting was to join May Hoffman in spreading all sorts of rumors about Hannah behind her back.

Hannah Winter is often out at night.

Hannah Winter was seen with multiple men today.

Hannah Winter went to the hospital for a check-up today.

The rumors sounded so convincing and detailed.

As a result, the people in their class began to look at Hannah Winter with contempt.