Yun Shudai is lucky to have met a boss with good resources and so few artists under his wing, which means she has plenty of opportunities. Whether she becomes famous depends on her own fate.

The boss is quite generous; the building is a standalone office building. In addition to the first and second floors, there are offices, a gym, a rest area, a changing room, a photography studio, a makeup area, and even a small recording studio—it has everything.

After parting ways with her boss, Sister Yao introduced her to a dance teacher, and they started having dance classes every day at the company gym.

Two sessions per week.

So, I gave her a lesson this morning.

The dance teacher was also very good at communicating; while instructing Yun Shudai, she didn't forget to chat with her.

The name Yun Shudai is said to be particularly poetic.

In the present day, this name is a stage name, not her real name.

The original owner's name was given by Father Yun: "Unwashed from the dust of the world, returning to the fragrant grass. Distant mountains, long moonlit waves, evening clouds and autumn shadows reflected in the Xiao and Xiang rivers."

One daughter is named Shuran, and the other daughter is named Shudai. Shuran and Shuran are both beautiful women.

No wonder he's a university professor and a cultured person.

Because the drama academy is closer to her mother's house, she has been staying with her parents and Lao He these past few days while attending Teacher Liang's class. The food she prepared should be enough for her.

Yun Shudai also couldn't abandon the drawing she had promised Brother Zhang for the opening sequence. She had thought it through; the entertainment industry was tough, and if she ever couldn't make it in one day, illustration was her second profession to support herself, and she couldn't give it up.

She had been thinking about this opening sequence for a long time and decided to present it in the form of ink painting.

It's quite lengthy, a whole page of it.

So during this time, apart from going to the company and attending Professor Liang's classes, she spent all her time in her father's study drawing this opening sequence.

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He Wan is no longer afraid of going hungry. She went to Aunt Juhua's house and spent two cents to buy a big basket.

Today, all the educated youth went to the county together. Thinking about how much goods Lao Yun had gotten for her, and also thinking about how the house would be built soon, they decided to get some things to test the waters for the sake of her house and their own path to wealth.

Originally, Su Ranran and Zhang Cuicao asked her to come along, but He Wan quickly shook her head and said, "My father has a comrade-in-arms here, and I want to go and visit this uncle today. Sister Ranran, Sister Cuicao, you two go ahead and explore."

"OK."

After the group arrived in the county town, He Wan first went with them to a nearby supply and marketing cooperative.

I wandered around there for a while, then bought a pastry and came out.

Then he would wander the streets alone with a bamboo basket on his back, specifically looking for places with family compounds or crowded areas. Anyone coming and going suspiciously was definitely going to be in a black market.

But she didn't notice. However, she didn't plan to go there this time. It was a mixed bag, and she could easily get caught. Although she had a spatial ability, she didn't dare to take the risk given her cannon fodder luck.

She felt that she had such a powerful advantage, and with Lao Yun helping her, she wanted to try out the feeling of a transmigrated female protagonist with a spatial ability selling supplies.

Finally, she settled on the housing provided by the steel factory, which had no yard and no gatekeeper.

This made things convenient for He Wan. She found a secluded spot, entered the space, and found that Lao Yun had prepared quite a lot for her: fifty catties each of rice and flour, twenty catties of brown sugar, ten chickens, plus two small bags of rice, two small bags of flour, and five catties of pork. Now she had a total of seventy catties of rice, seventy catties of flour, and fifteen catties of pork.

She had just checked the prices. She didn't see any old hens, and rice and flour could only be bought at the grain station. Pork was sold at special butcher shops. All she knew was that brown sugar required coupons and cost 67 cents.

She put twenty catties of white flour, twenty catties of rice, ten catties of brown sugar, two chickens, and five catties of pork into the bamboo basket. Then she used Lao Yun's cosmetics to do her makeup. Old-age makeup wouldn't work because she didn't have any old-age clothes, and men wouldn't work either, since she didn't have any clothes either, so she would just change her face.

They carried the food together to the family quarters. Although city dwellers were fed rations, some large families still didn't have enough to eat, especially now that there were no ration coupons, making it difficult to move around.

Once inside the alley, He Wan saw that all the houses had their doors closed, while some had them open.

She had often heard her grandmother say that at this time of year, many farmers would take some of the vegetables they grew and the eggs they collected to the city to exchange for goods, but experiencing it herself today still made her quite nervous.