Crazy! After binding the system, I became an outlaw

Jiang Zhiyuan originally thought it was nothing, but after hearing what the director said, he instantly had a bad feeling in his heart.

"Dao'er, have you ever heard a saying?"

"What?"

Director Zhou looked at Jiang Zhiyuan who had appeared beside him at some point.

“Don’t set goals too early, or you’ll end up getting slapped in the face.

Think about how many villains were beaten up by the protagonist because they set their flags too early. "

She said this with such conviction that it sounded like it was true.

Director Zhou thought about it and it seemed to be true.

In many film and television works, once the villain or protagonist sets a goal, it is easy for them to suffer setbacks.

Especially in horror movies, a willful young lady in the last second can turn into a corpse in the next.

"Is it too late for me to take back what I just said?"

Director Zhou said very seriously that he didn't want to encounter a female ghost at all and he would rather go back on his word.

"It depends on God's will."

The staff around them were even more frightened by their conversation.

Damn it, I said not to set a flag, but you two are singing the same tune and trying to kill everyone.

If nothing else happened, they all washed their hair standing upside down.

Xu Hui took out a miniature statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva from her bag and held it in her arms.

This was something she had prayed for Jiang Zhiyuan. She heard it was very effective, but she felt it was useless.

Because after so many days of inviting this person, he is still very weird, and the trend is getting more and more outrageous.

Now she encounters some strange things even when filming, and she is already eager to invite the Three Pure Ones statues next time.

Otherwise, if things continue like this, they might as well quit their jobs and be taken directly to the laboratory for slice research.

In other words, they just act as private detectives and don't even have to look for cases, the cases will come to them.

No matter how scared everyone is, the show still has to be filmed.

After all the lighting and props were in place, they began filming the first scene of the night show.

Jiang Zhiyuan was still wearing the same clothes as before. She reasonably suspected that Director Zhou did not give this special character a new outfit in order to save money.

But I don’t know what happened to this scene, it seemed like everyone was out of character and it just couldn’t be filmed well.

Everyone's heart felt like there were little ants in it, and they became even more fearful.

Is there really something dirty here?

Director Zhou was also feeling uneasy, especially since they were shooting a horror movie.

There were also a few extras who specialized in playing ghosts waiting nearby.

But this scene is the most important part of the play.

The male and female protagonists have fallen in love in this scene, and it is impossible to change it.

Director Zhou gritted his teeth and continued filming the scene.

In order not to affect the actors' state, he simply asked some unimportant people to stay away, leaving only a dozen of them on the scene.

Originally it was crowded and noisy, with a bit of the flavor of life, but now the atmosphere is filled with horror.

But part of the play was actually filmed, and now it is intermission, and everyone is sitting together and chatting.

“I wonder if you have ever heard the story about the actors in a ghost movie who came to a ghost village and were completely wiped out.”

The one who said this was the heroine, who was a paranormal enthusiast.

"I haven't heard of it. Can you tell me about it? The atmosphere right now is just right."

Soon some brave people began to join in the booing.

Director Zhou remained silent on the side. He was the type of person who was both timid and liked to listen.

Jiang Zhiyuan did not participate in this topic. He sat quietly aside, holding his thermos cup and eating potato chips.

"Since you want to listen, I'll tell you."

The heroine cleared her throat and began to tell the story. She spoke with ups and downs and a good sense of rhythm, which whetted the appetite of everyone present.

Jiang Zhiyuan originally disdained to listen to such stories because she felt that human hearts were much scarier than ghosts.

But she was also fascinated by the atmosphere.

"At this moment, the sound of a car starting up was heard in the empty village...

Suddenly a black car appeared and passed through everyone's bodies."

The heroine was still speaking very seriously, when suddenly someone seemed to have discovered something, raised his hand and started asking questions.

"Why did I seem to hear the sound of a car starting just now?"

These question words can show how hesitant this employee is at the moment.

Was he hallucinating, or was it true?

"I heard it too."

"And me! It's impossible that we are all hallucinating."

Everyone started talking at once, with only one purpose: was the car sound just now an illusion?

Director Zhou even made a special call to the assistant director, but his cell phone had no signal.

He frowned, wondering if he owed any money.

So I asked the lighting director next to me to start making a phone call, but I didn’t expect him to say it too.

"Oh shit, my phone has no signal!"

Everyone was attracted by the conversation between the two of them and took out their mobile phones to verify, and the answers they got were the same.

No one's cell phone signal was available.

"That shouldn't be the case. This isn't the middle of nowhere, nor is it outside a mountain. How could there be no signal?"

Director Zhou muttered to himself, feeling his hair standing on end.

"Are we being targeted by evil spirits?"

The heroine said this in a faint voice, shocking everyone.

"My cell phone still has signal."

At this moment, Jiang Zhiyuan seemed to finally react to what happened and raised his mobile phone, which still showed the call icon.

Now everyone's eyes were focused on her.

Is this reasonable? Is this fair? Why should everyone else's cell phone have no signal, but yours does?

Jiang Zhiyuan asked Director Zhou, "Do you want to call the assistant director outside?"

"Why are you calling at this time? Why don't you run away?"

Director Zhou stood up and walked out the door as he spoke. Since they wanted to rest, they went into a room.

Because there were so many mosquitoes outside, and they didn't want to be moving blood bags, they found a room, lit mosquito coils, and stayed inside.

Someone had already gone to open the door, but they were horrified by what they discovered.

"Oh shit! It's over. Are we being targeted by ghosts? I can't open the door."

"Is your strength too weak? Come, let me try."

In the end, the three guys couldn't open the door even after trying together.

Everyone looked at each other, staring at each other, hugging their arms and trembling.

Oh my god, they really encountered a ghost!

He knew that he couldn't make a horror movie. If he had known this, he would not have taken such a movie no matter how high the offer was.

"Zhou, Director Zhou, what should we do next?"

The door was locked for no reason. Was it human or ghost?