Sudden changes requiring an action scene left Rosalyn’s bodyguards—the stunt actors—completely bewildered.

It was only natural.

Action sequences required a great deal of time to coordinate.

Without proper preparation, the scene wouldn’t come out clean, and accidents could easily occur.

‘Sure, she’s unexpectedly strong, but action sequences are different. I mean, a girl like that…’

The actors playing Rosalyn’s guards were white stunt actors brought in from Japan.

Naturally, being sent flying by the small Seoyeon was considered either an accident—

Or a lapse in their own focus.

“Actress Ju Seoyeon will be able to shorten that preparation time significantly.”

Of course, the Korean staff who had seen Hyper Action Star reacted as if it were obvious.

The Japanese staff, however, looked a bit confused.

Seoyeon had crawled around comically in variety shows, but she hadn’t exactly shown off any real action-acting skills before.

“And Jiyeon.”

After roughly blocking out the scene, Director Baek Min called Jiyeon over.

“Improvisation is fine, but stick to the script.”

“Ah, yes.”

“I’m not saying you shouldn’t ad-lib at all, but what’s the point of having a script then?”@@novelbin@@

Baek Min’s tone wasn’t particularly sharp.

Even so, Lee Jiyeon flinched and lowered her head.

Because he was absolutely right.

This time, at least, the lines themselves had stayed faithful to the script, even if the tone had shifted a bit, so it had been allowed.

If even the lines had been improvised, she might have gotten scolded more harshly.

‘I need to be careful.’

Jiyeon let out a sigh as she turned to look in Stella’s direction.

‘But I didn’t have a choice.’

At the time, it had been the only way to keep up with Stella’s acting.

It felt like when she had first experienced Seoyeon’s acting—

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