I was in a better state of mind in class today than yesterday. At least I was able to spare some energy to finish the outline for the article "Taking Away Your Job, Leaving You Without Food to Eat." I could start writing it after dinner tonight if I have some free time. Of course, that's assuming Li Xi still has the energy after dinner.

When the class was over, Li Xi called Su Yu to join her. Originally, Su Yu had to go home after class to attend the course arranged by Mr. Lu, but today she wanted to eat the meal cooked by Li Xi, so she took a leave of absence.

The two began to chatter as soon as they met, discussing their experiences at school that day, the subsequent exposure of Liang Wangpo, and speculating on how Shen Zhou and Lu Zifeng would deal with Wang Yan himself. Su Yuke had heard from her teacher that Shen Zhou had not only been busy dealing with the Wang family, but had also sent people abroad to capture Wang Yan.

Neither of them is a ruthless person, and they expressed the same sentiment as some netizens. Is it necessary for hundreds or thousands of people to lose their jobs because of one person's mistake? In the eyes of rich people, are ordinary people's jobs so unimportant?

Li Xi had read the original novel and naturally knew that if Wang Yan tried to bully Lu Wantang, the Wang family would inevitably end up like Tianliang Wangpo. She hadn't considered stopping him at the time, and in fact, she hadn't considered this. Before her time travel, she was just a hardworking office worker. Her impression of Tianliang Wangpo only existed in the novel, and she had never imagined that there would be so many implications later.

By the time they thought about the consequences of this, or saw netizens discussing the Wang employees' unemployment, and realized that the "Tian Liang Wang Po" wasn't just a joke, but affected many families, it was already too late. Not to mention Li Xi, even Luo Jingxuan didn't have the ability or the position to ask Shen Zhou and Lu Zifeng to stop their revenge.

Those with power and standing, like Mr. Lu and Mr. Shen, didn't care if other companies went bankrupt or how many people lost their jobs. They cared about the family's reputation and the abilities of their younger generations. As long as it didn't harm the family, anything was fine.

Of course, Mr. Lu was quite disappointed with Lu Zifeng after this incident, and he mentally devalued him quite a bit. This was probably the biggest punishment for the instigator. However, compared to those who were "unemployed," the punishment was still very light.

Speaking of the two instigators, Li Xi and Su Yu scolded those two scumbags again, and also complained about Lu Wantang. Although Lu Wantang was the victim at the beginning of this incident and should not be blamed.

However, if she had just spoken out and only retaliated against Wang Yan himself without involving any innocent people, Shen Zhou and Lu Zifeng would definitely not have gone crazy. Of course, she might not have known about these things, or she might have been too sad to communicate.

However, Li Xi and Su Yu both knew Lu Wantang well. She was a troublemaker. She was definitely not innocent of Shen Zhou and Lu Zifeng's madness, or rather, she was the one who instigated their madness. To put it bluntly, she was just taking her anger out on them.

If Su Yu hadn't been with Mr. Lu the entire time during the birthday party, she would have been the one to blame. Just look at the original novel. In the novel, Su Yu didn't even show up for the entire birthday party, and she even gained a reputation as a vicious, jealous adopted daughter.

After talking about the Wang family's gossip, Li Xi told Su Yu about the message she received last night.

Su Yu was stunned after hearing this. She hadn't read the original novel and had no idea that Lin Yuanzhou was kept by Su Yuan. She only vaguely knew there had been a talent show for the past two years and that there was a boy band, but she had no memory of them. It was only after Li Xi stayed at the B&B that she finally learned a little more about them.

My first impression of Lin Yuanzhou was that he was a sunny and cheerful boy with some poor basic skills. Who would have thought he was such a person.

When I read comics and novels in the past, I would sigh when I saw such settings. When I really encountered it, I really couldn’t accept it for a while. What’s more, he interacted with both men and women, which was too uncivilized.

More importantly, he was being kept! Everything he had now was brought to him by his sponsor, and he was actually having an affair behind his sponsor's back?

What on earth is he thinking?

Are you so impatient?

Su Yu didn't understand. Su Yu was confused. Su Yu really wanted to pry open Lin Yuanzhou's brain to see if it was all mush. Holding that thing was worse than holding a mushroom.

Tsk.