The continuation of the pavilion scene was underway. It was where King Jum's sons and grandchildren would start revolting. While the last scene was focused on Ryeo Wang's acting, this time, it would be more focused on the other actors.
To say they were nervous was an understatement. Aside from Ryeo's one-take acting, he was known for calling out actors when they didn't do a good job.
He said in an interview that one of his biggest fears was acting alongside a mediocre actor—because it led to a mediocre outcome.
Ryeo was going through the script, writing the notes and cues he believed would be best for each scene. He kept it to himself, though, as his opinion might be different from that of the director.
However, it had been his ritual since he was enlightened to become a better actor.
"Is everyone ready?" Daeshim PD asked through a megaphone. The actors settled in their spots, and the set steadily became quiet.
