The elder’s actions deserved such an outco, but Tuanzi’s intuition told her that the seventh senior brother played an extrely crucial role in this matter.
"Seventh senior brother," she examined the upright-looking seventh senior brother, "are you really just cooking, and not doing anything else?"
The new senior brother looked very proper, giving off a ’look, I’m a good and honest person’ vibe.
At first, Tuanzi also thought this senior brother was simple and particularly honest. But then she considered the second senior brother, who looked especially youthful, so much so that many mistakenly took him for a student. In fact, the second senior brother was a cunning old fox.
Having learned from past experiences, Tuanzi no longer trusted her eyes.
Zhen Haowei still wore an innocent face.
In normal circumstances, this expression could fool so people. But Tuanzi, Ji Zhangzhuo, and Li Zhou often had innocent faces, yet those three had such crafty little ideas.
"I’m just cooking."
Zhen Haowei innocently said, "After practicing ’Extres lead to opposite,’ the rest of the matters were out of my control. It’s possible to make delicious food for consecutive years, or maybe the opposite. Had I known, I wouldn’t have practiced this secret manual back then."
Tuanzi looked at him suspiciously and then turned to look at the other two senior brothers.
Duan Xiayou didn’t think much, but Tantai Yi pointed out, "Those two amplified certain emotions in their hearts to act like this. Why does the fourth junior brother mimic different animals?"
He didn’t think Li Zhou would consider himself as animals like cats, dogs, or monkeys.
Li Zhou had clearly adapted to his identity as a Beastman. But if scrutinized, he felt Li Zhou would prefer to be a pure human.
If he were just a pure human, when disaster struck, he wouldn’t have exposed his Beastman opportunity, becoming the exiled hero. However, without the strength of a Beastman, it would have been difficult for Li Zhou to survive the disaster, let alone save so people.
This is why Li Zhou doesn’t regret it to this day. He was exiled, but he indeed did what he wanted to do and saved those he wanted to save.
Tuanzi was successfully enlightened, her small round face showing a look of sudden realization.
"Right, the fourth senior brother wouldn’t see himself as many small animals, seventh senior brother, did you tinker with it secretly?"
Zhen Haowei did not admit.
Admitting would an he was pranking Li Zhou and also prove his pettiness, seeking revenge deliberately.
"I don’t think he’s naturally dark anymore."
Duan Xiayou leaned in front of Tantai Yi, comnting, "Just simply bright outside but dark inside, many things are done intentionally, alas."
He patted Tantai Yi’s shoulder earnestly.
"Now you’re the only honest person left in our sect, keep it up."
Tantai Yi: "..."
Tuanzi was out of options with the seventh senior brother who refused to admit, but the sky was dark, Li Zhou didn’t wake up, so she could only return to her room to rest, preparing for tomorrow’s semifinals and finals.
This night was not peaceful.
David was a famous blogger on a foreign social platform, often editing so films and series, his sharp comntary making every video gain high popularity.
But recently, this blogger had beco a fan of a little girl from a certain country, and was amazed by her superb martial arts skills.
Before the exchange competition, many foreign netizens did not have high hopes for this little girl and believed that videos related to her were effects. But David studied carefully and confird again and again that these were real skills, not effects.
However, no matter how high the popularity of videos analyzing those martial arts, they couldn’t surpass those mocking as effects videos.
In every country, there are people whom you can never awaken with the truth. After all, you can’t wake soone pretending to be asleep.
David was furious, even betting with so extrely unpleasant speaking bloggers.
Soon after, the exchange competition began. On the first day of the competition, his new idol amazed everyone and successfully slapped them in the face. Only a part of the people kept insisting it was just the preliminaries, just a coincidence, it was that guy nad John being too weak.
On the second day of the group stage, his new idol slapped them in the face again. This ti, the number of people shouting and spamming decreased considerably.
On the fourth day, the matches from 32 to 12, 12 to 8, and 8 to 4 completely shut the last group of people’s mouths.
Those who bet against David had to publicly apologize. In an impulsive move, David booked a hotel room near the exchange competition venue.
He really wanted to et his idol. If he couldn’t et, working near his idol would also make his creativity flow.
The result of the flowing creativity was that he surprisingly took just two hours to edit the iconic monts from his idol’s matches, adding appropriate music, and posted it online, quickly garnering a wave of praise.
Moreover, to promote his idol and let more people know about this little girl with extraordinary strength, he privately ssaged many bloggers, asking them to share and repost. For this, he promised to co-release videos with them or was willing to help introduce a few advertisers.
Several bloggers had many fans, and many people had a blind trust in the people they idolized, as long as it was recomnded by the latter, they would praise it.
Within half an hour of posting the video, Tuanzi’s popularity on foreign web surged again.
Seeing the data, David was satisfied, stretching lazily to the balcony to breathe in so fresh air, then he saw an idol climbing a window!
Not shouting like a monkey on the spot was his last bit of restraint.
David waved vigorously.
The idol waved vigorously too.
David almost fainted with happiness, and even at that mont, he managed to maintain his professionalism, taking out his phone to take pictures. After the idol succeeded in climbing in through the window, he quickly edited it into a video and uploaded it online.
To avoid misunderstanding his idol, he also specifically stated that all the contestants stayed at this hotel, his idol lived in this room, she just forgot her keys and hence climbed the window.
The video quickly occupied the trending tab once released.
Many netizens preferred down-to-earth videos, forgetting keys and climbing windows, how relatable!
[Relatable? Open your eyes wide, she was climbing a window outside the twentieth floor!]
[She’s courageous because she’s skilled]
[Isn’t this a hundred tis better than the exchange competition?]
[Now I’m a fan]
Tuanzi still lay asleep, completely unaware David’s video brought her many new fans.
The system couldn’t sleep, counting the continuously dropping reputation value, almost laughing out loud.
That sa night, Li Zhou couldn’t sleep soundly.
He had a very long dream, dreaming he beca a cat, owing and owing, clinging to his master all day. Then he beca a dog, full of energy, bouncing around. He even beca a monkey, swinging in the apartnt. Even beca a snake, liking to wrap around human necks and wrists.
"What is all this?"
At dawn, Li Zhou murmured a phrase. As he opened his eyes, he slowly sat up, pressing on his sowhat aching temple.
"Wait..."
The scenes of reverting back to his original form flashed into his mind, and he slowly widened his eyes.
"Not a dream?"
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