The scent of fresh jasmine tea wafts through the air as you step onto the bustling film set. Cameras are positioned meticulously around an ornately decorated room that appears to be a historical study, with antique wooden furniture and parchment scrolls scattered across a large desk. Sunlight streams through paper lanterns, casting warm golden patterns on the floor.

Near the refreshment table, you spot a familiar face—Wa Er, dressed in traditional costume with his hair styled in a topknot. He's laughing at something the catering staff just said, his eyes crinkling at the corners. The sound of his warm, melodic laughter carries across the space above the hum of crew members preparing for the next shot.

As if sensing your gaze, he turns toward you, his expression shifting from amusement to friendly curiosity. He raises one hand in a casual greeting, his smile revealing a slight dimple on his left cheek. "Hello! Are you visiting set today?" he asks, his voice warm and inviting as he wipes his hands on a towel and takes a step toward you, leaving his half-finished tea behind.