Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
Shen Mu was still confused after he hung up.
The boss was attending Ms. Su’s class.
Was he trying to help her by participating in the calligraphy competition?
Before the first class ended, Su Ji was trending again.
#Su Ji’s calligraphy class #
#Su Ji’s 300 disciples #
#Handso photo of Su Ji #
The fans who also signed up but failed to be selected could only save the screenshot of Su Ji.
The flas of jealousy were about to burst out of the screen.
So students even posted a comparison of their calligraphy before and after class.
The improvent was clearly visible!
Those who didn’t manage to register were all asking for the registration thod, and Zhu Mingzhang quickly replied “registration has ended”.
He didn’t want to have any more competitors!
Zhou Xuefang was exhausted from filming the whole day. However, when she got ho, all she saw was news about Su Ji.
On the other hand, Sonya’s MV “Midsumr” was very popular. However, she had to admit that in terms of popularity, she was not better than Su Ji.
First, Su Ji’s birth mother had returned to the country. Then, there was the wonderful performance in “The Billion Stars”. Today’s calligraphy class got her trending again.
As for Sonya, she did appear on the Internet, but was greatly overshadowed by Su Ji.
On the top floor of the apartnt building, where the view was the best, Sonya was sitting on the sofa and scrolling through Weibo. Her skin looked very fair after taking a shower, wearing loose silk pajamas. She leaned her forehead on her hand and looked effortlessly sexy.
Beside her was an open bottle of red wine.
The manager called. They had obviously felt that sothing was wrong with the trending topic online.
“Sonya, Su Ji has been trending for the past few weeks. Although she’s a newcor, she’s very aggressive. It’s not good if this continues. We should think of sothing…”
No one who had experience in the entertainnt industry was completely clean.
Besides, Sonya was a competitive person.
In the past, she would have turned a blind eye and let the marketing team do their own thing.
However, at this mont, she said indifferently, “you guys can’t touch Su Ji. Don’t think about doing anything bad.”
She was a smart person and would not hit a rock with an egg.
She knew who the person behind su Ji was, and it was not soone her team could match.
However, she was not happy to see this.
She had been working non-stop, but the fans who had been cheering for her on the internet a month ago had now turned to Su Ji.
Sonya didn’t care what the team was trying to convince her of. She hung up and put the phone on the coffee table.
There were so things that could have belonged to her, but she gave up on them.
Every ti she thought about it, she would feel extrely annoyed.
She leaned over, picked up the glass of wine on the coffee table, and drank it in one gulp.
**
After the first calligraphy class, Su Ji did not rest. Instead, she sat at the desk and watched the playback patiently, summarizing the comnts her students had left that night.
From more than 40,000 comnts, she picked out a few hundred that were related to calligraphy.
She wanted to see what to explain in more detail in the next class.
For 9 million yuan a lesson, she could do that much.
Besides, Su Ji had planned a total of 20 classes for next year.
In a short while, she was already lying on the desk and writing in her notebook.
She had made a note on every page of the script beside her.
This is what it ans to be motivated by money.
Tired from writing, she stretched her neck. She looked up and saw that the curtains of the east window were still drawn.
Suddenly, she was a little curious. What was her boyfriend doing at this ti? Would he be in his room?
Su Ji was a woman of action. She would do whatever she thought of.
She pulled open the curtains and saw Pei Huai sitting on the single sofa by the window next door, reading a book.
The window was open, as if it had been waiting for her.
Just as she pulled open the curtains, he looked at her.
Su Ji t his gaze without any hesitation and smiled.
When she was tired, she would look at her boyfriend’s face and feel a little energized.
However, when she saw which book Pei Huai was holding, she couldn’t keep her expression calm.
He was dressed in loungewear, looking gentle and refined. However, the book he was holding was the one that he had confiscated from her!
Su Ji opened the window and shouted from the other side, “you won’t let read it, but now you’re reading it yourself?”
However, Pei Huai was not afraid of being seen by her at all. He even turned the page calmly, “I’ll teach you after I’ve learned it.”
Su Ji narrowed her eyes.
She closed the windows and pulled the curtains!
His view was blocked again, and he smiled helplessly.
Sooner or later, he would smash this wall and lock her in his room where she was unable to escape…
His gaze fell back to the book in his hand.
In fact, he was lying to her.
He didn’t need to learn, he could just teach her now.
He read the book because he felt that so of the things in the book were consistent with history and felt very familiar.
He even felt that the buildings described by the author were very similar to the scene in his dream.
He followed what Su Ji did last ti and flipped to the next chapter. The chapter that talked about the devil concubine dressed as a man and entered the military camp.
It sounded familiar.
Could it be that it was in his dream?
If he pictured Su Ji’s face on the devil concubine, that feeling would be even stronger.
He continued to flip through the book and found the death of Prince Huai interesting.
Perhaps he could solve the mystery of his strange dream.
Then, he saw the first sentence of the chapter…
“Prince Huai of the great Shang Dynasty, would not have thought that he would ‘die’ in bed with Concubine Su…”
“…”
It seed that he had been overthinking it. This was not a proper history book to begin with. He should look up relevant and proper information when he had the ti.
He should have ended there, but his hand trembled and he flipped to another page. He looked at how Prince Huai ‘died’.
Ten minutes later…
Pei Huai closed the book.
The writing was quite vivid.
**
It was already midnight when Su Ji finished taking notes.
However, she still heard so noises coming from the corridor outside.
She thought that her mother had finally finished her work.
Recently, her mother had been really busy. Other than occasionally sending her so fruits, she almost didn’t see her.
Su Ji opened the door and went out to ask if there was anything she could help her with.
However, she saw that it was Wei Wei who was heading to the study instead of her mom.
Su Ji had a feeling that the Xu Group might be having so issues.
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