Chapter 1627 Kunlun Crew!

Luo Feng's only worry was, besides Yuwen Yuanxiu, was there anyone else in the Yuwen clan who knew about the existence of Buzhou Mountain?

Luo Feng found the Jiezi space card on Yuwen Yuanxiu's body and searched it, and got a lot.

He got five more drops of ancestral blood of the Luo family. Now Luo Feng has eight drops of ancestral blood in his hand. Such a strong trump card made Luo Feng full of confidence and fearless of challenges.

"Over the years, the Yuwen clan has really plundered a lot of treasures in the Heavenly Prison." Luo Feng said to himself, and he was familiar with the process. He specifically classified the various treasures on Yuwen Yuanxiu's Jiezi space card. Luo Feng was already very good at cleaning up the spoils, and soon he got everything done.

In addition to the five drops of ancestral blood, what attracted Luo Feng the most were some ancient and broken books, notes left by strong men, carvings, etc. placed on one side. They looked like they had been there for countless years. Luo Feng originally thought they were some martial arts, but after flipping through them for a while, he realized that these were all records about divine mind masters compiled by Yuwen Yuanxiu.

"In the glorious and evolved civilization of the past, in the most brilliant era, the strongest person was a divine mind master?" Luo Feng held his breath. This statement was the same as what was recorded in the "Chaos Monument" he obtained. The "Chaos Monument" boasted that divine mind masters were the strongest in the universe.

"Xia Xuewu." Luo Feng remembered this name and sighed, "The strongest person on Earth in the past was a woman." It can be imagined how beautiful this woman was.

"She's gone?"

Seeing these three words, Luo Feng couldn't help but look up and look at the Buzhou Mountain above.

With a thought in his heart, he couldn't help but grow wildly.

Where did she go?

Buzhou Mountain?

The mind map on Buzhou Mountain, the inheritance left on Buzhou Mountain, could it be from Xia Xuewu, the strongest person on Earth in the past?

"It's a great chance. After all, even if the mind master is powerful, there must not be many people who can reach that level." Luo Feng said to himself, looking forward to the inheritance on Buzhou Mountain even more.

"Go back and take a look first, and then come back to try when the mental power amplitude exceeds 2,000."

The level division of mind masters is based on the mental power amplitude of ordinary people being 10.

Ten times amplitude, entry level.

Hundred times amplitude, apprentice.

Thousand times amplitude,

Elite.

Luo Feng's current mental power amplitude is more than 1,000, just reaching the apprentice level, and there is still a long way to go before the elite level of mind master. The mental power amplitude must reach 10,000 to be called an elite.

Luo Feng walked down the stone steps of Buzhou Mountain and went out all the way. At the same time, he arranged a lot of formations.

If someone breaks in again, he can also detect it at the first time.

The secret of Buzhou Mountain, for now, must not be spread.

We were busy all night.

The sky gradually brightened.

Kunlun, the legendary hometown of all gods, is one of the origins of Chinese mythology.

Early in the morning, a team appeared in Kunlun Snow Mountain. Many people in the team held various props in their hands, and some carried cameras.

"Director Wu is too serious. It's just to shoot a group of Kunlun snow scenes, but he actually asked us to come overnight and set out to shoot early in the morning." Some people in the team complained and were miserable. After walking for a while, some people even sat down on the snow, "Take a break, take a break."

This is the hottest crew in China at the moment, and they are shooting a big movie related to Chinese mythology.

"Director Wu, I think this is pretty good." A young man walked over, "Use local materials, let everyone get ready, and start shooting?"

Director Wu looked up and looked around, frowned, and shook his head, "Go forward a little more." He is a person who strives for perfection. Every shot is pursued to the extreme, meticulous, and absolutely not shoddy.

"No, no, I won't go, I won't go." At this time, a voice sounded in the distance. It was a foreign man with blond hair and blue eyes. He was somewhat conspicuous in the crew. He played the second male villain, named Lance Litton, from the United States. In the crew, his value was second only to the male lead and the female lead.

"Director Wu, that's enough." Lansleyton said, "We are here to film, not to suffer. The most important thing in filming is the gimmick. If you want a snow scene, just shoot it casually, and then ask the technical team to add special effects. Isn't it perfect? ​​There is no need to bring us all to suffer."

Director Wu's face sank, and then he said in a deep voice, "Post-production special effects are necessary, but the real scenes that are truly shocking cannot be replaced by special effects. Everyone, be patient. I have investigated and there is a place similar to a crack in the sky not far ahead, which is very suitable for shooting the next few shots."

"Director Wu, you are too deep in the play." Lansleyton was not convinced, "Do you think you are shooting a Hollywood blockbuster? For a low-budget work like ours, there is really no need to work so hard."

"Yes."

"The snow scene is the same everywhere."

"Although Lansleyton is usually a little arrogant, what he said this time does make sense."

Some people murmured and whispered. After all, they usually didn't dare to challenge the director's authority.

Director Wu frowned tightly, "Work hard? Isn't this the basic principle for actors? Everyone, please work harder. These shots are very important. We must capture the charm of Chinese myths and legends."

"It's just filming, especially for a drama with a mythological story, special effects are the most important." Lansleyton was still unconvinced and sneered, "Does it mean that if we go further up, there will really be gods? Isn't this a joke?"

Director Wu's face was already cold.

Lansleyton is a third-tier star in the United States. In this crew, he has always been a thorn, often disobeying orders and being unruly. It would be fine at ordinary times, but now he is openly resisting filming.

"Lansleyton." Director Wu gritted his teeth and said in a deep voice, "You don't want to shoot these sets of shots, do you want to breach the contract?"

Lansleyton snorted coldly, his eyes flashed with anger, "I really regret taking this movie, it's a waste of my time and an insult to my IQ."

Lansleyton shook his hand and strode to the side.

His assistant followed closely.

"Director Wu." The heroine of the movie is named Zhang Ting. At this time, she couldn't help frowning and looked at Lansleyton who had walked out more than ten meters away.

"If I had known he was so unprofessional, I would never have invited him to film this movie." Director Wu was also angry.

"This is really fucked up." Lance Litton cursed as he walked away. "If I hadn't owed money recently, I wouldn't have taken this kind of big movie with the nature of Chinese mythology. It's originally a fictitious thing, but they still strive for real scenes. It's ridiculous!"