Culture Conquers Foreign Worlds

Diana suddenly took away the script in Harvey's hand and examined it for a while. Her expression was solemn and filled with anxiety and doubt. She exclaimed: "My master, why do you write this kind of thing at this time? Why do you have to Bequeath all the property to me? Are you leaving me?"

Harvey directly realized that this was the content of the 92nd chapter in the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo". The Count of Monte Cristo and Fernan’s son were about to go to a duel, but under the pleading of Mercedes, it became Upon his death, the Count of Monte Cristo intends to write a will, record all the events, and present all his property to Haidée.

　　——Interesting, just to test the practicality of acting skills.

　　 Harvey showed a slight chuckle, turned his face and turned into the mature and wise Earl of Monte Cristo, thinking of all the lines and character reactions about this scene in his mind.

The Count of Monte Cristo stepped back, his face reluctantly vaguely explained: "No, I just want to go out for a trip." The Count of Monte Cristo's complexion became melancholy again, and his expression towards Haidée was full of infinite warmth and whispered softly: "Thinking of what misfortune would happen to me."

　　 The Count of Monte Cristo did not finish the sentence. He saw Haidée's questioning look, as if he had seen through all his thoughts, and the Count of Monte Cristo could not be cruel under the pleading attachment eyes.

　　 "And then?" Haidée asked in a solemn and calm tone, unfeeling but aggressive, which surprised the Count of Monte Cristo.

　　 The Count of Monte Cristo sighed silently, knowing it was useless or grudgingly with a cover-up smile: "If I encounter any accidents, I hope my daughter will be happy."

　　 Haidée smiled bitterly and took a step back, her silver teeth clenched, as if she wanted to control her emotions, but she shed tears, holding her hands in her arms and couldn't restrain her trembling.

　　 "Haidee···"

　　 "Are you trying to abandon me and go to death alone? Abandon me who has nothing?"

Haidée lowered her head, very sad and bitterly pleading for the people in front of her. Without receiving the earl’s response, she tore the will in her hand to pieces like venting, and threw it to the ground, begging: "My lord, I don’t I need your property. I don’t want anything. If you die, then give the property to someone else!"

　　 She clutched the earl’s clothes, her delicate body was exhausted and fell in front of Monte Cristo, and she uttered the last whisper: "If you die... If you die, then I will be with you..."

　　 The count of Monte Cristo's complexion was extremely stiff, and he couldn't help but kneel down to hug Haidée's delicate body, but this time Haidée didn't fall asleep, but fainted because he couldn't accept the reality.

There was a moment of silence. This sudden scene caught everyone's eyes and was shocked. Everyone who had watched "The Count of Monte Cristo" recognized this scene at once, and the performance seemed to show them the real Christ. Earl Shan and Haidée, with professional theatrical eyes, could not find flaws in this scene.

　　 Harvey clicked the skill tree himself, but he was surprised that Diana played on the spot.

　　 Diana struggled out of Harvey's arms and helped him pick up the torn script on the ground. Yushou straightened her hair and said flatly: "This is my answer, sorry, I tore up your script."

　　 Harvey Mumu who hadn't reacted yet replied: "Ah, it doesn't matter, I have already memorized the content anyway."

　　 Diana turned around and looked at Christie, who was standing aside, and bowed slightly: "Then I will continue to practice."

　　 Harvey suddenly understood what was going on.

Diana prefers to use facts to prove that she never thinks it is difficult to play a certain character, not to mention meaningless rebuttals, not to mention that she herself is a loyal fan of "The Count of Monte Cristo" and she is the number one Haidée. Can't understand it better.

Christie was also shocked by the sudden occurrence. She bit her lip and finally turned into a wry smile. Within a few minutes of the performance, she knew why Harvey wanted Diana to play Haidée. Even if she was unwilling to do so, she still had to admit Diana is more suitable for the role of Haidée than her.

　　 "The Count of Monte Cristo" is scheduled to officially start shooting in four days, and everyone is intensively preparing. Harvey wrote the script and perfected the function of photographic crystals. Jared and William were responsible for the other shooting arrangements. Usually in the theater, he only needs to discuss the use of photographic crystals with Kenneth and organize Brenda's plays. Group performance exercises.

　　 Haidée played by Diana and Melcedes played by Shirley both play relatively late, but they have plenty of practice time.

Diana’s talent as an actor is amazing. Harvey doesn’t need to worry about it. It’s much more complicated to train Shirley. Harvey’s plan is to cultivate Shirley’s words and behaviors. She spends a lot of time at home every day to teach her speaking skills. , Social etiquette, and prepared a set of exquisite cosmetics for her. With these, even if there is no need to perform anything, it is naturally suitable for the role of a lady like the countess.

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　　"Dear Count Devine Henrietta:

　　Hello, I haven't contacted you for a while, and it was only a few months before the publication of the "Count of Monte Cristo" that I was surprised when your subordinates personally sent the royalties from the "Count of Monte Cristo". Since I finished "The Count of Monte Cristo", I have rarely started writing again, because I found a project that interests me more. I am not content to create a literary work. Now I am trying to create a world, which is similar to "Christ "Earl of Mountain" is related, I think maybe you will also be interested.

　　······"

Divine read Harvey’s letter several times over and over again. The letter mentioned that Harvey was creating the "Phantom" of "The Count of Monte Cristo", and then he wanted to borrow his relationship with Norton to buy some magic props and periodicals~www.readwn .com~ The sheer number surprised Divine, and Harvey almost asked him to visit all Norton shops related to magic.

　　 "Mr. Adrian was originally a spellcaster, oh! No wonder the last name Adrian has always been so familiar."

　　 At this point, Divine didn't feel embarrassed. It was only a day's work to order him to do it, and it would only take a few days to transport it to Elroy.

What he is more puzzled is that Harvey mentioned in the letter the shooting of the "Phantom" of "The Count of Monte Cristo". Although he has not much contact with the magician circle, he also knows that there is no such thing as "phantom" or similar terms. Phantom is still what?

"A novelist is unwilling to write novels, but toss in other fields. I really don't know what to say, my God~ I should persuade him not to waste his talents." Devine smiled bitterly and sent the envelope together. Bring the wooden box from and measure the weight. Harvey’s letter explains how to use this thing. In a dimly lit place, facing the white wall, it is best to press the white cloth to project it.

Norton, the capital, is not a medium-sized city like Elroy. Every day here is changing with each passing day. Earl Devon is very capable of accepting new things. He ordered the people to draw up the curtains and arrange a piece according to the content of the letter. White projection cloth of just the right size.

　　 "click~" press the switch.

He was surprised to see the white cloth projecting a clear picture. Harvey stood alone in the picture and took off his hat and smiled at him: "Earl Devine Henrietta, now I will formally introduce what I mentioned in the letter. "Phantom", I think you must also be interested."

　　 Divin was taken aback and couldn't figure it out: "This is an illusion!? The scenes inside seem to be real, are they filmed?"