There's nothing wrong with being a pretty child.
Chen Xiaojing didn't know what time it was when she fell asleep, but it was estimated that she didn't fall asleep but rather that her body couldn't take it and she fainted.
When she woke up the next day, it was already 11 a.m. Zhang Renyin was sitting next to her, looking very worried about her condition.
"Not feeling well?" he wrote in her palm. "Hospital?"
Chen Xiaojing spoke up: "No, I had a conversation with a friend last night about a very heavy topic, and it's making me feel uneasy."
"That celebrity?"
“It’s not just that artist. I’m thinking, if Huawei hadn’t intervened, wouldn’t you have become a victim of their so-called peacekeeping efforts, being detained in Japan?” Chen Xiaojing’s words were tinged with sadness. “If you are like this, wouldn’t ordinary citizens with nothing be more likely to die silently in some corner?”
She could feel the shock and disbelief of those around her: "I really wanted to help. I wanted to accumulate good karma for myself, for you, and for those around me. I can't even imagine how satisfied I would be with his portrayal of the male lead if he acted in my film." She couldn't hold back her tears. "But everyone around me advised me to play it safe."
Zhang Renyin held her in his arms. His lover was a girl with a strong sense of empathy, but she had never shown any reluctance to part with that male artist Yang Ning since she brought him back. Why did she suddenly erupt like this? Could it be that she saw something?
"Tell me, did you see something?"
“Yesterday you mentioned that work, and I saw the eerie wooden door again at the health center… and the unseen patient behind the eerie wooden door.” Her sobbing reached Zhang Renyin’s ears, but all he could give her at the moment was a hug. “Everyone on social media is talking about his injustice. The strange weather in B City for many days is like Dou E’s injustice being reborn.”
"When exactly?"
"The day I went to pick you up, the paparazzi broke the news of his death, but I was too worried about you to think about it in detail. It wasn't until you mentioned that film that I remembered him..."
Just a few days later, Zhang Renyin's mind was racing. It was indeed a case that revealed strangeness and irrationality in every aspect, no wonder the public found it hard to believe.
He held her in his arms and wrote on her back: "Don't be afraid, I'm with you."
"Don't come with me. Your task now is to recover."
"Um."
After having a good meal with Zhang Renyin, Chen Xiaojing decided to write down the inspiration that had suddenly come to her recently. She turned on her computer, and a new Weibo ad popped up on the homepage, announcing that a young and popular celebrity was doing a live stream again after eight years.
Chen Xiaojing knew perfectly well that this inexplicable live stream news was meant to suppress someone's popularity, but there was nothing she could do about it.
No, perhaps one of them is possible.
She opened Shangshui Luoying's Weibo account and posted a simple announcement under her own name, stating that she would fully begin her second identity and participate in the screenwriting work of film and television works, rather than being limited to being an author.
After the Weibo post, her private messages were flooded with anonymous invitations from many directors to join their production teams. Shang Shui Luo Ying was already well-known, and they all recognized her ability to handle language effectively, as well as her grasp of plot development and audience needs.
She symbolically accepted a few projects, all of which were not very big IPs, but fortunately, the production teams were all involved in the remake of "Give You a Lifetime of Splendor", so she was relatively familiar with them.
After adding each other on WeChat, Zhou Chenjin's messages arrived before their self-introductions.
“I know what you’re trying to do. If this will stop you from worrying and wasting your time on his affairs, I will fully support you. But the entertainment industry is not easy. Protect yourself. If anything happens, Manager Zhou will be your backing.”
She replied with a thank you emoji.
Fu Huanian's message came quickly: "After several all-nighters, Professor Zhang's medicine is ready. It worked very well on the test subjects. Ask Professor Zhang if you want to try it?"
Chen Xiaojing put down his computer and went to the living room. Zhang Renyin was sitting on the sofa, flipping through a very simple Braille book. "Renyin?" Her soft call attracted his attention. "Huanian said that the medicine is ready and asked if you would like to try it."
He nodded without hesitation.
Chen Xiaojing received an affirmative reply and lowered her head to reply to Fu Huanian's message. The other party quickly replied, telling her to take Zhang Renyin to the research institute now, and he would wait for them at the door.
After quickly tidying up, Chen Xiaojing took Zhang Renyin by taxi to the research institute. The ride-hailing car stopped at the entrance of the institute's campus, and the two of them slowly walked to the entrance.
Fu Huanian, dressed in a white lab coat, had clearly been waiting for them for a long time.
The two were led inside, and the chilly air conditioning made her shiver. The meeting room was located on the outskirts of the research institute, and the air conditioning was at a relatively comfortable temperature.
There was a capsule and a glass of water on the table. Fu Huanian picked them up first and handed them over, saying, "There shouldn't be any side effects. You can trust us." He wanted to explain further, but Zhang Renyin took the capsule without hesitation and drank it with the water.
"Sleep whenever you want. This medicine will take effect after you've had a nap." Fu Huanian and Chen Xiaojing left the only sofa in the reception room for Zhang Renyin, and soon they could feel him falling into a deep sleep.
"What's wrong with you lately? You went out to dinner with Sese last night." Fu Huanian poured her a glass of water. "Your dark circles are so heavy."
“I’m fine, but you, Ah Jin with those dark circles under her eyes, you’d probably think she’s raising a panda.” Chen Xiaojing didn’t want to tell too many people her worries. “Ah Jin doesn’t have much work at HW right now. It’s the only dominant company in China, and the smaller companies under it can’t do anything to it.”
“I know. By the way, great writer, would you like to visit the research institute?” Fu Huanian glanced at the time. “I’ll take you to see the places I can.”
"sure."
The two walked out of the reception room and down a long corridor into the research institute. Through the transparent glass windows, they could see many staff members in white coats, just like Fu Huanian, busily working in different rooms, fiddling with various bottles, jars, and sophisticated instruments that Chen Xiaojing couldn't understand.
"What's this?" She stopped in front of a notice board posted on the corridor wall. "List of prohibited drugs."
Fu Huanian chimed in at the opportune moment: "These drugs are often found in domestic crimes, such as kidnapping and abduction cases."
“No matter how beautiful a child is, after inhaling these drugs, they will fall into a coma and become fish on the chopping block for evil people.” Chen Xiaojing took a deep breath and sighed deeply. “Sigh.”
Fu Huanian added, "The pretty children are not wrong, and these drugs are not wrong either. The ones who are wrong are the criminals. Great writer." He patted Chen Xiaojing on the shoulder, "Don't lie to me that you have nothing on your mind. I can tell. Although I don't know what you're really thinking, I can tell you responsibly: do your job steadily. No matter how long it takes, the sun will rise."
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