"Is that system still reporting you?" Song Qi was somewhat surprised. He hadn't heard the system mention it and thought everything was fine.
System NZ thought bitterly, "Yes, they've got their eyes on me. Maybe your actions have had some impact on them."
"Isn't there a solution?"
“Oh, I’m reporting each other to each other now,” System NZ said, sounding somewhat smug.
"Do you know whose system it is?" Song Qi asked casually while looking at the book.
System NZ: "Although it wasn't explicitly stated, I can guess it, it should be..."
"Um?"
"You're trying to trick me again!" System NZ decided to mute itself. Sure enough, every time it talked to Song Qi, it was on the verge of disaster.
"Tell me what the problem is?" Song Qi rested his chin on his hand. "I'm not going to tell anyone."
“That won’t work either. This is in our employee handbook,” System NZ said. “It’s a highlighted item. If I tell you this, I’ll be sent for destruction.”
Song Qi frowned: "Alright."
"Don't worry, they can't beat me for now. I'm got connections." System NZ said smugly.
Song Qi was speechless: "You guys can still have connections?"
"Sure," System NZ said. "I can't tell you much more than that. Anyway, as long as you don't do anything reckless and don't try to get information out of me or cause trouble, we won't have any problems."
"What could possibly happen to us?" Song Qi raised an eyebrow.
“I don’t know either. Anyway, there have been hosts who were destroyed by the system before. As for Duolang, I don’t know yet, so you…” System NZ didn’t say anything more.
Song Qi responded, but didn't ask any more questions. He then tapped the table twice, looking somewhat annoyed.
Three worlds have passed, and we still haven't found another opportunity to leave this place.
She was watched wherever she went, so Song Qi simply went to all her classes early to reserve a front-row seat and study hard with the top students in the front row.
An older teacher initially disliked Song Qi, but after making things difficult for her twice during the lesson, he realized that the girl was indeed paying attention and was quite smart, so he let her be.
Most university teachers are laid-back and easygoing.
Overall, things went smoothly at school. Song Qi arrived at school early and never left early, leaving those who wanted to secretly spread negative information about Song Qi at a loss for where to begin.
The audition results for "Wind and Cloud" have been released, and Song Qi successfully got the role. She chose a time when she didn't have classes to sign the contract.
The audition for "Mangxia" was on a Saturday. The director, screenwriter, and original author immediately cast Song Qi and praised her highly.
Especially the original author, I don't even know which school he graduated from, but he's full of blatant flattery.
Song Qi was somewhat bewildered by what he said.
Filming for "The Storm Riders" will begin at the end of October. The start date for "The Summer of Mang" is not yet confirmed, but it has been confirmed that it will not clash with "The Storm Riders".
Song Qi was so busy that he was spinning like a top.
He listens to lectures in class, and then immediately begins studying the script after class.
I also had to take two days off to shoot a music video.
Fortunately, the dance part in the music video wasn't too much, and the moves were all very simple. The filming went smoothly. She did her part well, and the rest was handled by the company.
Shu Wangyue originally moved to Song Qi's place because she wanted to see Song Qi more often, but she found that even when they sat face to face, Song Qi might not even look up at her.
Each time I eat, I see different things.
"Can't you take a break?" Shu Wangyue poked Song Qi's book with the end of her chopsticks, somewhat dissatisfied.
"We're a bit pressed for time." Song Qi looked up at Shu Wangyue. "Is there something you need?"
"It's nothing, it's not good to eat while reading." Shu Wangyue bit her chopsticks, and perhaps feeling a little guilty, she swung her legs under the table even more.
Just as Song Qi was about to say something, Shu Wangyue kicked him.
The two exchanged a glance, and Shu Wangyue, startled, pulled her foot back before saying anything.
Song Qi closed the book, seemingly somewhat helpless: "If you want to talk to me, you can be more direct."
"No, I just accidentally kicked you."
“Yes, I understand.” Song Qi gave Shu Wangyue a look.
Shu Wangyue stared at Song Qi for a few seconds. She had a feeling that Song Qi was acting a little strange lately, but now was not the time to think about it. She quickly changed the subject: "By the way, I'll be joining the crew in a while. Are you even going to stop eating properly?"
Looking at Song Qi's expression, she felt that this situation was very likely to happen. She originally just wanted to change the subject, but she inadvertently became serious.
"Man is made of iron, food is made of steel." Song Qi put down his chopsticks. "I understand this principle, and I know my limits."
Shu Wangyue twitched the corner of her mouth, looked at Song Qi, and asked, "By the way, have you joined any clubs?"
Song Qizai carefully wiped his fingers, then looked up at Shu Wangyue: "I just participated in a few, and it seems like they'll count towards my credits."
"What did you participate in?"
Song Qi tapped the table: "Board game club, book club, and other random things I can't remember."
"Actually, it shouldn't be a problem if you don't participate, since you've already been skipping classes for half a semester."
"Going to university means experiencing what university life is like, otherwise what's the point?" Song Qi went to wash the dishes.
"That's true, but... never mind." Let them argue if they want; as long as they don't physically attack, they're being lenient.
Shu Wangyue quickly finished eating and followed Song Qi inside, standing beside him: "Um, the place where I'm filming is also in D City."
"Mm." Song Qi nodded.
"When I finish filming, I can come visit you," Shu Wangyue asked tentatively.
"Okay." Song Qi nodded and wiped the water off his hands.
Shu Wangyue breathed a sigh of relief, a smile appearing on her face. She quickly put the smile back down, then glanced at Song Qi without making a sound.
The cast for "Wind and Cloud" has been officially announced in the past few days. Song Qi hasn't posted much on Weibo since starting school.
Many more people commented, asking her to post a selfie.
Song Qi stood by the window, casually took a picture, and posted it online.
Her selfies are always said to be taken from a "straight man's angle." Song Qi doesn't take many photos herself, and when she does, it's always someone else who takes them for her, and the angles and such are always off.
To be honest, she thinks this face looks good from any angle.
Although they don't look very much alike, Song Qi always felt that she could see her own reflection in their eyes and brows.
Upon hearing the notification sound on her phone, Shu Wangyue immediately picked it up and glanced at it. Looking at Song Qi's photo, she shook her head with obvious disdain.
My photography skills are really bad.
Shu Wangyue glanced at the comments; many people were criticizing, but some praised Song Qi for his improvement.
She looked at Song Qi and asked someone, "Am I not pretty?"
This person is definitely toxic!
At the end of October, Song Qi took leave and joined the film crew.
As they entered the hotel, they ran into Director Jiang. Director Jiang smiled at Song Qi, then turned and said something to the person behind him, who looked over in surprise.
Song Qi pretended not to notice the look in his eyes and greeted him politely, "Hello, Director Jiang."
"Yes, you must be tired from the journey. The food at this hotel is quite good; you can try it later." Director Jiang smiled as he looked at Song Qi.
"Yes, thank you, Director Jiang."
"Keep it up." Director Jiang patted Song Qi on the shoulder, then left without saying anything more.
Chestnut and Song Qi went to the room.
They were both in the same hotel, but two floors below Song Qi, which was quite convenient.
"Why don't you lie down for a while, I'll take care of it." Chestnut looked at Song Qi, who was helping out, and felt a little flustered. After all, back at Yao Yao's place, Yao Yao had even made her fetch water that was just a step away.
"It's okay, let's go eat first, then come back and clean up." Song Qi patted the chestnut. This girl is quite nice, not talkative, but reliable. It's like finding a treasure.
But he seems to have been frightened by Yao Yao and is a bit timid.
Chestnut glanced at Song Qi, then at the things on the ground: "Okay."
Around 4 PM, there weren't many people in the hotel restaurant. Song Qi ordered some things casually, and noticing that Li Zi seemed a little embarrassed, he simply ordered the same things for her.
"That's too expensive," Chestnut sighed, looking at the price.
"As long as it tastes good, it's fine. This is a staff meal, so don't feel guilty."
Chestnut looked at Song Qi with gratitude: "I didn't believe in the idea that after hardship comes happiness before happiness, but now I realize that it's still worth believing in."
"Okay, I'll treat you to all sorts of good food and drinks from now on." Song Qi raised his cup and swirled it at Chestnut.
Chestnut nodded and took a sip of juice.
Song Qi still had quite a lot of things; she brought all her winter clothes with her.
It took the two of them about three and a half hours to finish cleaning up.
Looking at all those things, Song Qi began to question the meaning of life.
Chestnuts are nothing new to me.
"You should go back first and get some rest. You'll be busy later."
"Okay, if you need anything, feel free to call me anytime. My phone is on 24/7." Although she knew Song Qi wouldn't call her, Li Zi still mentioned it.
"Okay." Song Qi nodded. "Go ahead."
"Goodbye." Chestnut waved and went out the door.
As soon as Chestnut left, Song Qi sprawled on the sofa. She usually straightened her back subconsciously until she later discovered how comfortable the lazy person's slouch was.
Song Qi didn't want to move for a long time. When she saw Shu Wangyue calling, she reached out and took the phone: "Hello?"
Have you arrived in City D?
Song Qi heard a loud gust of wind coming from the other side and didn't know where they were: "We've arrived."
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