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A week later, Bo Yimo and Tong Yan flew to Country D to shoot the final scenes of ”Thunder Drug Enforcement Unit.”

This film endured many twists and turns over six months, and it’s finally coming to an end.

In the final scene, the two male leads battle the drug lord, resulting in Shi Jing’s tragic sacrifice, but the drug lord is killed.

At first glance, it doesn’t seem to involve Tong Yan much, but when Shi Jing is taken to the hospital for treatment, he remembers her, adding a touch of warmth and sweetness to his heroic demise.

So, from beginning to end, Tong Yan had a role, even though it wasn’t extensive.

Luo Feng chuckled, ”These last few days mark the finale, and it might be exhausting. Thanks, everyone.”

The last scenes are shot in the jungle, with large-scale settings requiring constant movement. If the acting skills aren’t up to par, frequent retakes can be very draining, especially in the jungle.

Chu Bei curled his lips, ”Yanyan, looking forward to working together again.”

Tong Yan saw him speak, glanced at him cautiously, and immediately fled far away, knowing that encountering him never means anything good.

All the previous trouble was instigated by him, so the farther away from this jinx, the better!

Bo Yimo joined Tong Yan’s side and wrapped his arm around her waist, ”Baby, you’re so good.”

Upon hearing this, Tong Yan was tearful—how could she not be good when she’d been scolded multiple times?

Luo Feng watched the two flaunt their affection and coughed a few times, ”Alright, alright, let’s start shooting.”

The primary scenes involve Bo Yimo and Chu Bei splitting up to directly target the drug lord’s den, fighting their way through and eventually converging. They intended to capture the drug lord, but he discovered them and fled.

The two pursued him relentlessly and finally engaged in a life-and-death battle in the river, ultimately triumphing.

The props master equipped them with mock firearms; Bo Yimo habitually started playing with the gun. With a sidelong glance at Chu Bei, a contemplative thought crossed his mind. Despite trying to conceal it, Bo Yimo noticed his proficiency with the firearm.

Especially his gaze, indifferent, as if accustomed to life and death.

If it were acting, this would make sense, but in the current context, the gaze was quite telling.

Bo Yimo glanced indifferently and calmly shifted his focus.

As Luo Feng called for filming, the final scenes officially began.

The initial filming went smoothly until they engaged in combat with the drug lord’s close associates. Others might not recognize the moves, but as a former special forces member, Bo Yimo couldn’t miss it.

Chu Bei’s moves were military.

No matter how well disguised, the impression he gave was unmistakable.

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After a scene wrapped up, Bo Yimo sent a text to Bo Qingzhi: Conduct a thorough investigation of Chu Bei; he has military ties.

Perhaps he was involved in previous incidences.

It’s all just speculation for now.

They’re all seasoned actors with excellent skills, so there were almost no retakes, completing in one go.

Following a week of intensive filming, amidst a group of Huaxia police officers watching the drug lord being boarded onto the plane, ”Thunder Drug Enforcement Unit” finally concluded.

As the film ended, all staff and directors couldn’t help but applaud.

The next day, Bo Yimo and Tong Yan hurried back to Beijing.

Bo Yimo was about to participate as a regular guest in the first episode of a variety show, so as soon as he got off the plane, he headed straight to the shoot. He imagined his silly girl being surprised at his appearance, his lips curling unconsciously.

But when he arrived at the destination and got out of the car, he furrowed his eyebrows as he spotted someone not far away.