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In Xu Lie's personal space, the Azure Sea and Blue Sky beach remained unchanged, with the gentle, warm sea breeze caressing him like a lover's tender touch.
Xu Lie did not rush to check the earnings from this trip; instead, he focused on building two villas for Anthony and Charles. After expressing their gratitude, the two Bionic Persons began to settle into their new homes without disturbing Xu Lie.
Finally, Xu Lie had time to review the earnings from his third performance.
**Actor: Xu Lie
Difficulty Level: Basic Payment Points for the play "Black and White";
Critics' Score: Additional Payment Points;
Personal Score: Additional Payment Points;
Quarterly Total Views: Third Place, Additional Payment Points;
Total Payment: Points;
Total Points: Points.**
With points exceeding twenty thousand, a sense of joy filled Xu Lie as if his wallet was overflowing. He couldn't help but laugh out loud.
After the laughter subsided, Xu Lie began to reflect. His personal score was slightly lower than expected—was it because he had less screen time in the third play? He had deliberately performed in front of the audience as the human Xu Lie facing Alien Life, experiencing inner turmoil and tests of humanity before ultimately choosing to detonate a nuclear bomb to expose the existence of aliens. This act should have boosted his personal score, yet it ended up being lower than in the previous two plays.
Was it due to his limited appearances? That didn't seem right; he had appeared multiple times as Alien Lie, stirring up chaos, so his screen time should have been sufficient.
This led him to speculate that perhaps the disconnection between the human Xu Lie and Alien Lie affected his scoring. With a rough guess forming in his mind, he set aside those thoughts and checked how quickly this performance had been completed—less than two weeks.
So fast this time?
Xu Lie pondered for a moment; the pace set by the Great Federation was indeed rapid, with situations changing daily. Should he check on that silly girl Lu Youyou? In the world of "Not Allowed to Fall in Love," his Bionic Person was still imprisoned for research purposes. Without explicit permission from others, Bionic Persons were strictly prohibited from going outside.
Si granted a month-long vacation, and returning so soon, Lu Youyou might still be in military training at university. It would be better to wait until the last two days of the break to check in.
With this decision made, Xu Lie began to look at the three new dramas sent by Si.
**High-Difficulty Drama: Immortal Detective**
Synopsis: Time flows like water, and the coroner's work never ceases. An ancient coroner accidentally consumes a miraculous herb, granting him immortality. From ancient times to modern days, he experiences a series of bizarre and mysterious murder cases as dynasties change.
**High-Difficulty Drama: Eagle Knight**
Synopsis: In a city filled with mad scientists, awakened superpowers, and mutant humans, an unfortunate young man is struck by an eagle's claw, resulting in a mutation that grants him the abilities of a hawk. He takes on the responsibility of fighting crime under a clear blue sky.
**High-Difficulty Drama: Flowing Flame**
Synopsis: A rural boy grows up alongside magical tomes, yearning to learn the incredibly mysterious art of magic. One day, he is taken on as an apprentice by a passing wizard and heads to the Mage Exchange Conference on the continent. Step by step, he ultimately grows into a Great Mage.
Xu Lie felt intrigued; Si really outdid himself this time with these three dramas for him to choose from. The synopses all sounded quite promising.
In the past, Xu Lie would have likely chosen *Immortal Detective*. However, with his wallet boasting twenty thousand points and ample funds available, he was only interested in tackling high-difficulty dramas this time.
With two high-difficulty dramas before him, he found that he had little interest in dramas of lower difficulty levels anymore. To put it simply, it was like being an exceptional basketball player—would you rather dominate middle school teams or high school teams?
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