It became Woo-Jin’s new daily routine to review the film footage with Ian while sharing their opinions.

Having abandoned his pride and going back to the basics, Ian was very ambitious and full of energy. And he got along surprisingly well with Woo-Jin.

{Albert is very easygoing if you look at him from a certain perspective. Would he still be the same if he could see?} Ian asked.

Even though he himself was playing Albert, Ian felt like the blind man was quite sly.

{I think he wouldn’t have changed. He would’ve had his suspicions and found things a bit odd, but I believe he would’ve still followed the peace and calm in front of him. That’s why I think the author took away Albert’s sight and gave him indulgence in return.} Woo-Jin shared his thoughts.

If Albert were not blind, he would most likely have been criticized of being guilty and Lloyd’s accomplice by the readers of Confession of White.

But his insensitivity and indifference was overshadowed by his blindness, thus he was forgiven.

{Geez, why is the author so ruthless with Lloyd but so generous with Albert?}

Setting his curiosity aside, Ian was secretly delighted and called out the unknown author in a friendly manner. The fact that he was acting in one of his favorite novels, and that his character was being loved and favored by the author made him ecstatic.

{It’s quite pressuring, having to play such a beloved character.} Ian commented.

{Don’t forget that Lloyd is still the main character.} Woo-Jin said proudl...