Jiang Keer got a cold eye roll.

Ye Wan looked amused, "Do you think I would be short of a boyfriend?"

"Of course I know that the people who want to pursue Sister Wan can line up from the imperial capital to the Milky Way, but the person I introduced is different."

The more she talked about it, the more likely it seemed. Jiang Ke'er counted on her fingers and tried to list the man's advantages.

The next moment, a light cough was heard.

When he looked up again, they were already standing in front of the judges' table.

"Not bad, very good..."

Old Qi looked at Ye Wan with a smile, "Xiao Ye, are you really not considering the Imperial Capital Dance Academy?"

???

Mr. Qi, you are now the vice president of Diying, not the principal of the dance academy.

Is it really okay to poach employees so blatantly?

After receiving several passionate glances, Mr. Qi smiled calmly.

Ye Wan smiled sweetly, "Thank you, Mr. Qi!"

Knowing that this was a rejection, Mr. Qi did not have a trace of regret on his face. He turned back to look at the judges and asked, "What do you think of this Latin piece just now?"

"Not to mention the entrance exam, even the final exam would be absolutely excellent!"

"Yes, yes, Mr. Qi, you are here, you are the absolute authority!"

The judges were talking at once.

Mr. Qi took the assessment book from the teaching assistant and wrote a big A+ in Ye Wan's score column.

While looking up, he asked Ye Wan, "You danced that Latin dance well just now. How long have you been learning it?"

"About... a month."

???

Everyone looked up at Ye Wan's answer.

Old Qi narrowed his eyes and asked, "What about the folk dance just now?"

"The foundation from childhood."

Ye Wan said: "I crammed before the exam and watched all the dance videos."

After watching it once, you can learn it? The judges looked at each other and were amazed.

The students all looked hurt.

Thinking of something, Ye Wan added, "The teacher who helped me cram was very professional, so I got twice the result with half the effort. It's all thanks to the teacher!"

"oh?"

Ye Wan shook her head, "No. She doesn't work on campus."

Mr. Qi’s eyes became brighter.

There are many good horses, but there are few good horse trainers.

This is especially true for dance teachers.

Since she is not a teacher working in a college, then if the other party is qualified and invites her to teach at a dance academy, she should not refuse, right?

After searching for it everywhere, I finally found it without any effort.

Old Qi looked at Ye Wan and his smile became even kinder.

Seeing the assessment book returned to the teaching assistant, I knew that this meant the assessment was over.

Ye Wan and Jiang Ke'er bowed together and prepared to leave.

"That little girl..."

Mr. Qi pointed at Jiang Ke'er and asked, "What's your name?"

"Jiang Ke'er."

Jiang Ke'er answered crisply.

Mr. Qi glanced at the teaching assistant, who had quickly found Jiang Ke'er's test book from a pile of test books.

Old Qi took a pen and marked an A on it. "You have good dancing skills. It's obvious that you have practiced for many years. But if you had a different partner today, it would be hard to say how good your performance would be."

But in terms of entrance exam, it is still very good.

Jiang Ke'er was stunned for a moment.

Just to be a partner for Sister Wan, she has also achieved results? No need for another assessment? Jiang Keer looked at Mr. Qi in disbelief for a long time, then bowed again, "Thank you, Mr. Qi, I wish you good fortune and a long life."

Old Qi laughed out loud.

Everyone: “…”

The next group of students to be tested were already preparing on the side. Ye Wan and Jiang Ke'er walked quietly towards the door.

As I reached the door, I heard Mr. Qi's voice behind me.

"Ye Wan!"

Ye Wan turned around suddenly and stood straight, "Here!"

Old Qi stood at the judges' table with his hands behind his back, his expression gentle, "I'll save the title of Newcomer of the Imperial Film Festival for you! It's the last round, do well in the exam!"

With just one sentence, the whole audience was in an uproar.

(End of this chapter)