If she hadn't been somewhat interested in the job, she would have quit long ago.

"Grandpa, are you still half asleep? Next month you have several advertising endorsements, variety show recordings, and the month after that you're joining a film crew. Do you think you can just cancel your job?!"

Li Xin'er didn't care about any of that and insisted:

"Anyway, I just need to rest."

Xia Jie's voice was like a shrew's roar, clearly she was extremely excited.

"Take a break!"

Li Xin'er held the phone further away from her ear; she was a human being and needed to protect herself, lest she break her eardrums from the noise.

Before Li Xin'er could speak again, Sister Xia continued with the arrangements:

"Don't go to Director Wang's lunch gathering. I'll find an excuse for you to cancel. Come to the company after you're done with your work this morning!"

Li Xin'er readily agreed, since she didn't want to go to that dinner party anyway.

"Okay, see you at noon."

The person on the other end hung up the phone without saying a word, clearly very angry.

Li Xin'er, on the contrary, was all smiles. After meeting her, she had plenty of ways to get Sister Xia to agree.

She has already planned that this month she can experience the life of this profession, then sell the house in the original owner's country and stock up on supplies that can be bought in China.

Over the next two months, she's going abroad to visit so many countries that interest her. It's partly for fun, but it won't stop her from stockpiling supplies.

Based on her experience reading novels, she thinks that if the apocalypse comes, she can buy things for free—she can then take advantage of some deals abroad...

Tsk~

Just thinking about it makes me excited!

Upon arriving at the magazine office, Li Xin'er began her morning work: shooting the magazine cover.

Four makeup looks. At first, it was novel, but later I gradually got tired of it and bored with it.

After the photoshoot, Li Xin'er ran off quickly amidst the photographer's praise and exclamations.

Gritting my teeth, I thought, "There won't be a next time!" I had to cancel all the subsequent photoshoots!

This is no work a ghost could do!