Heewon breathed out over a long span of time before calming down his emotions. He needed several breaths to calm down his thumping chest.

“That’s the gist of it, isn’t yours much better?”

He asked his juniors who were watching.

“Uhm, we’ll just do it our own way.”

“See? I told you that your acting is better than mine.”

“It’s not that, it’s just that your acting is too good. I don’t think I can do it like you.”

“Me neither,” the girls were pouting as they spoke.

At that moment, Inho clapped to gather attention.

“But it helped at least, right? You now know what kind of elements make it look more realistic.”

After saying those words, Inho stood up.

“Let’s do a full run then. Try to reflect on the things you saw in your acting right away. If there are any parts you find lacking or want to change, keep it in your mind and say it right after we finish the run. Also, the staff members should also say something if they want to give advice. Whether that person’s older or younger than you, we’re trying to learn right now. The acting club was just created. We should put our minds to it and do our best.”

Heewon applauded. Inho was really great with his words. Heewon felt that during Inho’s presentation in history class, but Inho’s talking skills really were extraordinary.

“Inho. I really think you should be the president.”

Although he said those words, his opinion was ignored immediately. Even his juniors didn’t agree with him. Heewon grumbled and complained...