Su Huai didn't really want to pick on this silly girl, just wanted to see if he could train her, make her resemble something like a leading lady.
It'd be great if it worked out, but if it didn't, it wouldn't be much of a loss anyway—it was just an experiment.
As for the outcome, Su Huai maintained a cautiously optimistic attitude.
Because he'd watched a flop of a film called "Peaceful Entrance and Exit." The movie had major issues, with its story broken and chaotic, but Nazha delivered a peak performance of her career. Not only did she show genuine emotion, but her acting carried layers and depth, which was truly surprising.
Sadly, the director was too absorbed in his own world, dragging down what could have been Nazha's breakthrough work into complete obscurity. It was a real pity.
However, judging from her performance, she does have potential—it just needs to be stimulated.
Conveniently, stimulating potential happens to be Su Huai's forte.
