The Martial Artist Turned Movie Mogul Chapter 1033: 1032. Do you think you're quite tsundere?

Chapter 1033: 1032. Do you think you’re quite tsundere?

Yang Tiantian is only 24 years old this year, and her work primarily revolves around Tang Shu. The simplicity of the environnt allows her to maintain her original innocence, and her perspective on things retains a bit of purity.

Hopefully, it’s purity…

Tang Shu feels it’s not bad. At least the young girl harbors goodwill toward most people and has a rather straightforward way of thinking. The only person who has managed to give her a bad impression so far is Feng Yan.

Not continuing the previous topic, Tang Shu’s gaze fell on the thermos mug in Tiantian’s arms.

“What’s that you’re holding? Already planning to have lunch?”

“It’s sumr-cooling soup that I made! I used all seasonal fruits and added lemon juice to adjust the flavor. Guaranteed to be the best chill-out sumr drink—way better than that green bean soup stuff!”

“…”

Great, the conversation has circled back here again.

Tang Shu went with the flow, “So this is the PK arena between Yang family homade recipes and century-old restaurant craftsmanship?

Yang Tiantian lifted her chin, flashing her little tiger teeth. “Of course, I’ll win, no contest!”

Ex-palace chef—Yang family junior cook. If we’re basing this solely on confidence, you’ve won, indeed.

Tang Shu accepted the thermos, scooped out two small bowls, and began eating. It looked like a fruit dessert, and the little assistant had even added tapioca pearls inside. The soup base was made with cooked coconut milk, its texture incredibly silky.

“You should try so too. It’s way too hot today. Later, when I’m filming, just hang out in the lounge.”

“No way! Before joining the team, Sister Luo repeatedly instructed to stick to you like glue, just in case Feng Yan causes trouble.”

“…”

Is this topic truly unavoidable?

At that mont, Tang Shu realized one thing—never try reasoning with soone excessively single-minded.

***

Yang Tiantian never thought the “bad guy” that Sister Luo warned her about could be so easygoing.

Yes—easygoing.

Right now, after wrapping up her morning shoot, Feng Yan, dressed in flowing ancient attire, was sitting across from Tang Shu. They’d been chatting “pleasantly” for over half an hour.

One spoke softly; the other responded politely. Both wore faint, casual smiles. From an outsider’s perspective, they seed to be thoroughly enjoying each other’s company.

Unless you caught the subtle probing embedded in Feng Yan’s words… though Tiantian, standing nearby as their little assistant, hadn’t noticed at all.

“Sister Luo is easy to get along with, right? Back in the day, she helped a lot.”

“Indeed. If she heard Miss Feng’s praise, she would surely be delighted.”

“Miss Tang seems very fond of the character Lu Xiangxuan? I heard from Director Zheng that you even declined the female lead role for it. That’s quite the bold move.”

“Breaking through oneself requires the courage to challenge one’s limits. I believe Miss Feng must relate to that sentint even more deeply.”

“Well said. You truly are an interesting person.”

“Likewise.”

Yang Tiantian: “…”

Yeah, yeah, great conversation, great conversation. Next thing you know, they’ll be saying, “Great minds think alike,” and everyone will be all smiles and joy.

“What joy?!”

Later, when Tang Shu recounted the exchange to Luo Lin, she was so furious she nearly smashed her favorite coffee cup sitting on her desk.

Across from her, Tang Shu was silent for a mont before saying, “I think she might have misunderstood .”

“How so?”

“At the end, the way she looked at was a bit strange—as if she’s entirely convinced that one day, I’ll leave you too.”

Could she have seen ambition in my eyes? But do I even have ambition?

Tang Shu was utterly puzzled.

“She’s blind! Does she think everyone’s like her?!”

This didn’t sound much like comfort, especially since Big Boss Luo only grew angrier, her tone sharp enough to make her nearly leap off her prized new office chair.

“Don’t get worked up. Perhaps this is so sort of psychological tactic?”

“Hmph~”

“…” Really going for the aloof act, huh?

“Anyway, I didn’t call you over to hear about Feng Yan. Tomorrow, Cloudscape Technology is launching its new cara with advertisents. Just a heads up.”

Luo Lin nearly forgot the main task at hand, “Make sure to keep an eye on Weibo.”

“Got it.”

The next day, after Cloudscape Technology’s official Weibo account released a 30-second ad video, Tang Shu promptly retweeted it, adding a few landscape shots she had personally taken into a nine-grid post.

This cara really lived up to its na. When Tang Shu handed over the card’s mory to Shen Yan, even without much further editing, the shots were at an exceptional level of quality. Even many employees at Starshine dia showed an interest in purchasing one.

Her boyfriend had generously offered a discount link on Weibo—a special seven-percent-off deal for fans who had followed her account for over three months.

This ant that the cara, originally priced close to 50,000, could be purchased for around 35,000.

The ad videos and Weibo posts imdiately appeared across various websites, with Cloudscape Technology splurging on a 30-second pre-weather broadcast ti slot. Anyone watching the news on TV couldn’t miss it.

“Whoa, is Cloudscape Technology launching a new cara again? This ti it even cos with anti-drop functionality, and the size has been significantly reduced!”

“It can be used as a professional cara and even disassembled to fit conveniently into a bag? Damn, this is incredible!”

“I saw it ntioned on tech forums before. This model uses the latest technology and serves dual purposes. The anti-drop feature is amazing.”

“Am I the only one noticing how gorgeous the long-haired lady in the video is? Regardless, I’m totally smitten…”

Soon enough, old followers noticed that Tang Shu had updated her Weibo, and the seven-percent-off link beneath the ad video beca the most desirable item.

“Oh my god! This is a tech enthusiast’s dream. Buying it, buying it, buying it—I’ve been waiting for this cara forever!”

“Wait, wait, wait—this link requires a three-month follower limit? Ha! Looks like I got lucky. As a fellow tech geek and longti fan, I feel like I’ve reached the peak of my life!”

Other tech enthusiasts who weren’t longti followers were left dumbfounded, fully grasping the concept of “missing out.”

By the afternoon, the trending topic [Techies Missing Out] began climbing the hot search rankings.

Thanks to Tang Shu’s massive fanbase—over 90 million followers—the Cloudscape Technology team quickly realized that a significant proportion of her followers were tech enthusiasts. Orders poured in through the backend system.

Naturally, about 70% of the custors placed orders through the seven-percent-off discount, much to the delight of the company’s executives.

“I told you, I told you she’d deliver!”

“Director Dong, aren’t you also one of her fans?”

That starry-eyed expression totally gave you away. If you’re not, I’ll eat my keyboard live!

Director Dong coughed awkwardly, skillfully dodging the topic. “Even with the seven-percent-off discount, we’ve still got sizable margins, haven’t we? This model is rock solid!”

Indeed, it proved to be more than solid.

Within ten days of the ad debut, Cloudscape Technology’s backend order volu had exploded. Despite the fact that this cara appealed to a custor base with considerable spending power, the surge in purchases was relentless.

The manufacturing plant had already begun ramping up production with extended shifts. Director Dong was so relieved he nearly canceled the ad slot on Empire TV Channel One.