Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 554

Steve listened to Kiley's words and knew something felt off. Even the screenwriter beside him frowned slightly.

The Flourishing Age was primarily about the growth of women, and when they had discussed the story with Lucy, she'd proposed the idea of the final mastermind. Why the sudden change?

Photographers of the production crew were still filming nearby, so Steve didn't outright reject Kiley's suggestion.

It was perfectly usual for actors to offer their input on the story after all. There was nothing wrong with the romance storyline.

Romance-centered plots were overused in the industry, and most viewers were accustomed to expecting love as the main theme in every drama.

Steve thought about it and said, "If we revert the script to the original version, there won't be any point in having cast members of the production crew participating any further."

Given that Lucy was the sixth guest on the show, Steve expected her to at least consider the impact of the livestream.

But now, Kiley thought the production crew was simply trying to keep them around longer for missions.

She bluntly replied, "The cast members were meant to be extras, right? You can just give them insignificant roles as background characters."

For instance, the extras could play housekeepers or helpers. Many of them had also left the set as a result of the previous ghost incident.

Kiley spoke in such a straightforward tone that Steve and the screenwriter frowned. Even the livestream audience couldn't help but curse at her.

"What's she implying? Does she think Shannon should just play some extra? Who does she think she is?"

"Is this woman out of her mind? This is the most blatant case of backstabbing I've ever seen!"

"Guys, don't misunderstand Lulu. She's just concerned about the script and didn't mean to disrespect the cast members."

"Yes, Lulu has always been all about professionalism. Pointing out issues with the script isn't wrong."

"When it comes to professional matters, we should listen to the professional actors."