“It is definitely easy, but…,” Joon-gi spoke as he ate a spoonful of rice.

“It leaves a bad aftertaste, right?” Sooyoung added.

They ate an early lunch in front of a rusty bronze statue of King Sejong. They were given some cookies, some fruit salad, and a sandwich packaged nicely with stickers on top of it. Blue-Blue. From what Bangjoo said, it was supposedly the name of Blue’s fan café.

“You find it strange too, don’t you? Is movie acting supposed to be like this?”

Bangjoo spoke with a bored face. His fantasies towards shoots seemed to have been broken as his excitement and cheerful smile were all but gone.

“I wouldn’t know. This is my first time shooting a movie too.”

“Same here.”

Joon-gi and Sooyoung replied respectively.

Maru, who was just eating a cherry tomato, turned his head around when he felt the hot gaze. The three others were staring holes in him. He munched on the cherry tomato. The tomato, which was practically roasted under the heat, squeezed out some sticky juice.

“Director Park Joongjin’s method couldn’t be considered ordinary. But it’s definitely easy on your mind, so there are no problems, are there?”

The shoot was easy. There was no pressure. They were briefed on everything down to their breathing, so why would they worry about anything? The cramming method of teaching was happening here in a shoot as well. There was no ‘understanding’ or ‘application’...