My Apocalypse System Arrives 10 Years Early

At the director’s call of ”Action!” Li Xiang moved. Stomping on the wild rhododendrons at the cliff’s edge, he launched himself into the air. The wire-work cables GROANED within the waterfall’s mist as his handsome figure soared into the sky, as lithe as a roaming dragon. He let out a sharp cry, like a thunderclap that made everyone jump. In the same instant, the long saber in his hand flashed like a bolt of white lightning in the moonlight, slashing down at Luo Feifei.

Luo Feifei’s pretty face was a mask of ice, for in this moment, she was the righteous heroine, and the one hunting her was the main villain, the greatest martial artist in the world. They were mortal enemies; there could be no flirtatious glances.

They had to be professional while filming; flirting was to be saved for their private time.

Facing Li Xiang’s furious, storm-like assault, Luo Feifei flicked her Long Sword, sending a shower of colorful petals into the air as she thrust swiftly toward Li Xiang’s throat...

In an instant, there was a flash of saber light and sword shadows. Their movements were impossibly swift, leaving a flurry of afterimages. Everyone watched, completely stunned.

”Holy crap! I feel like I’ve been transported! This isn’t a film set, it’s a real wuxia world!” someone exclaimed in shock.

Everyone deeply agreed. This was just... too damn awesome to watch, wasn’t it?

If you weren’t there in person, you could never experience the thrilling, heart-pounding excitement of the moment.

The director quickly snapped out of his stupor, his face alight with glee as he gestured wildly. ”This is the effect I wanted! This is exactly it!”

He couldn’t help but turn to the original stunt double and say, ”Why can’t you bring out this kind of intensity? Your moves are limp and sloppy. The difference between you two is like night and day.”

The stunt double: ”...”

Soon, the fight choreographer’s face darkened. Li Xiang and Luo Feifei weren’t following the designed choreography at all; they were improvising and had changed many of the moves. But just as quickly, the choreographer’s expression turned into a wide grin. The moves Li Xiang and Luo Feifei had improvised were even more stunning, and the resulting fight scene was at least two or three times better than what they had planned.