"Can you... explain that?" Rachel was a bit confused.
"You're captivating, Rachel," Adrian said sincerely, his gaze remarkably clear, "You possess an aura utterly distinct from other actresses, an indescribable scholarly aura that gives you a unique charm. This is both good and bad. The upside is that you're perfect for roles with a strong literary essence, such as female scholars or researchers. The downside, however, is that you may find yourself confined to these types of roles and struggle to break out—simply put, your range of roles could become quite narrow."
"That's just your assumption, right?" Rachel raised an eyebrow, clearly not agreeing with Adrian's opinion but also reluctant to outright contradict him, so she simply asked.
"Yes, which is why I feel regretful. If you were willing to play that role, perhaps it could refine your acting skills and broaden your range," sighed Adrian. "You haven't done many films yet, and your potential is still very malleable."
