Somehow, Mo Xiaoqing saw a hint of pain hidden deep in his eyes. "Actually, you don't need to be like this, saying the opposite of what you mean to me. If you're really sad, you can vent it!"

Shen Shaolin became interested. "For example?"

The little girl is usually so fierce, lively, and arrogant. She's never been so anxious and uneasy around him before.

They looked as if they were afraid of saying the wrong thing!

Mo Xiaoqing racked her brains before finally managing to say, "For example, I could have a good cry or do some vigorous exercise. I want to release all the emotions I want to vent."

Shen Shaolin found it amusing, "Do you think it's appropriate for me, a special forces soldier, to have a good cry?"

But somehow, after Mo Xiaoqing stirred things up, the faint sense of melancholy he had felt earlier slowly dissipated!

"..." She's clearly not an idol, yet she carries such a heavy idol image; it's truly speechless...

"Alright, I'll take you home!"

"good."

"By the way, after you persuade Aunt Li to have the surgery, find some time to explain things to her about what happened between us."

"Okay, I'll see how it goes."

And so time slipped by so quickly, quietly passing through her fingers.

After playing at home for almost a month, the Imperial University started its semester, and Mo Xiaoqing had no choice but to follow the crowd back to school.

However, she will not be at school for most of this semester.

I've already found a job; it's the simplest kind of screenwriting.

Because she had Professor Li's recommendation, and as a student from a top-tier university in the country, it would be easy for her to find a job.

He sent out job applications on the first day, and by the third day, he had already received responses from several entertainment companies inviting him for interviews.

Mo Xiaoqing's dream is to become a screenwriter.

Naturally, it's about interviewing for positions in that field.

So in the end, the company chosen was SM Entertainment, which can be called the leading company in the entertainment industry and is the largest entertainment company in the entire capital.

He has nearly 20 A-list actors under his name.

The resources are amazing; even Qiao Qian'an works for this company.

His monthly salary is 30,000 yuan. If the TV series he's filming is well-received, he'll also receive a commission.

Of course, I'm not being pretentious. The biggest reason I chose this company is that the copyright to her previous novel has already been sold.

It just so happens that it was sold to this company, so if she were to film a TV series, the first one would probably be her own.

Because he was the original author, SM Entertainment planned to have him take over the project, and his first drama series was adapted from his own novel.

However, her novel is not primarily a romance; it is mostly a suspense story, and the male protagonist is a person with schizophrenia.

The female lead is a policewoman.

Mo Xiaoqing plans to spend the next couple of days organizing her previous novel.

Generally, three screenwriters are involved in the production of a TV series.

However, because she is the original author and her major is screenwriting, which matches her major, there may only be two screenwriters in the end.

Moreover, since she is the main person in charge, she will work with another person to revise the script before filming the TV series begins.

It is said that...

SM Entertainment invested heavily in producing this drama, and all the actors were selected through open auditions.

At that time, Mo Xiaoqing, as the original author, will definitely go to the audition site.

In fact, she had many ideas for this book. When she was deciding on the characters, she thought of giving the male protagonist a particularly tragic background. After all, how could he develop a mental disorder if he hadn't experienced something horrific?

However, it seems that she went too far when defining the characters' backgrounds, making the male protagonist's life tragic.

She had found a screenwriting job and would be joining the production crew. She had also sent a message to Ji Muhan about it.

As for what kind of work she does, her family never asks, because they all know that she has always wanted to be a screenwriter.

In fact, isn't this also a way of taking over Mo Qing's mantle?

Mo Tingqi had considered using his connections to protect her, since the girl was so beautiful that she was bound to attract attention.

But fearing that Momo wouldn't allow him to interfere in her affairs, he secretly hired two people to keep an eye on her, just in case something uncontrollable happened.

Mo Xiaoqing's family members generally agreed with her decision not to use her family connections to find a job, except for her grandparents who had some reservations. They believed that since she was a girl, she had been pampered since childhood and didn't need to work so hard.

Mo Xiaoqing didn't feel tired. She felt that doing what she wanted to do was worth it, no matter how hard it was.

She simply laughed off her grandparents' comments and reassured them, telling them to believe in their own abilities.

If she relied on her family background or connections to get things done, she wouldn't need to go out to work at all; she might as well stay home and write novels.

Furthermore, the TV series she's currently filming is adapted from her novel, so she naturally takes it even more seriously. In the past two years, many popular online novels adapted into TV series have been changed beyond recognition, with almost no trace of the original novel remaining.

Therefore, SM Entertainment plans to use the original author as the director. If it were someone else, they probably wouldn't dare to be so bold.

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