Seoyeon looked over the revised script.

The filming of Kyungsung Lady had been going smoothly so far.

In that context, this script change was quite unusual.

‘Well, it’s not exactly unheard of.’

In film production, scripts often undergo multiple revisions for various reasons.

Sometimes, they even shoot several versions of similar scenes just to cover different possibilities.

There could also be multiple versions of the script circulating simultaneously, sometimes written by entirely different writers.

Of course, Seoyeon had never personally experienced that, but for seasoned actors, it was considered just another professional hurdle.

‘At least the scene was added rather than altered.’

If an existing scene had been changed, the emotional flow might have shifted, requiring her to approach the performance with a new mindset.

But this time, it was a simple case of an additional scene being inserted.

‘…Wait, is this more action?’

When she glanced at Director Baek-min, she saw him smirk knowingly.

It was clear he’d already anticipated her reaction.

Then he made a tossing gesture.

‘He’s probably referring to that scene where I threw Jo Seohui.’

That ad-libbed moment had left quite the impression, it seemed.

Now, Yuina’s character had shifted slightly—from a pampered rich girl to someone with more of a yakuza vibe.

In short, Yuina’s backstory had been partially rewritten.@@novelbin@@

‘Honestly, considering her role, the yakuza angle makes more sense.’

Thinking about it, Yuina’s objectives were to use Yeonseonye to locate the hidden treasure of the Amanabi family and the key that led to it.

The second objective was to kill Michiko.

Looking at those two goals alone, it made perfect sense for Yuina to be from a yakuza family.

Filming additional scenes early on wouldn’t be too difficult, either.

Yuina being portrayed as far stronger than Michiko during their confrontation was a reasonable addition.

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