Is this abuse?
I wish someone had abused me like this when I was a child.
[Just a quick question, to the person who said milk is more nutritious than medicine, could you please say the same for your milk? I don't have any special requirements, just enough to make one drink equal to three.]
I don't have any requirements, as long as he can beat my wife!
[Upstairs, you have a story to tell.]
Don't even mention it. She never said she was a black belt in judo before we got married.
[These marketing accounts are despicable! They made it sound like child abuse when there was absolutely nothing wrong.]
The production team didn't expect the plot to turn out so quickly. They were planning to have Nan Qu come forward to clarify and explain later, but after seeing Nan Xing like this, who would still think that Nan Qu was abusing the child?
If this is child abuse, then what about the parents who enroll their children in tutoring classes every day? Isn't emotional abuse also a form of abuse?
Because the production team persisted for an hour, they not only brought ten times the traffic to the entire page, but also gained favor with the audience. It was their persistence that prevented their biased views from harming Nanqu, and also significantly reduced everyone's sense of guilt.
Nan Qu was unaware of the online uproar. Seeing Nan Xing continue training, she went to take a shower, change her clothes, and then went to the kitchen to make breakfast.
The farm's stove could bake things, and seeing a baking tray, Nanqu planned to bake bread in the morning. She had flour, baking powder, sugar, and milk. Nanqu had learned from a chef in the magical world, where she had even studied and researched fusion flavors with the chef. This made the bread less hard and improved its texture considerably.
Because there were many people and only one baking tray, the baking time would definitely not be enough if we kept baking, so we simply put the remaining Nanqu (a type of Chinese liquor) directly into the steamer to steam.
Next, Nanqu took a frying pan, fried ten eggs, and then made the remaining eggs into egg sauce.
Just as the egg sauce was ready, Ji Qi came downstairs with his son.
Seeing that Nan Qu was already busy cooking, he felt a little embarrassed. On the way here, he had looked down on her, but now that they were here, she was the one taking care of everyone.
"Um, Nanqu, is there anything I can help you with?"
Nan Qu saw Ji Qi and said without ceremony, "Then bring over the plates the children used for eating yesterday."
Ji Qi rushed over to help, telling his son to sit there and wait.
At this moment, Nanxing walked in from outside, covered in sweat. He saw Xiaoyi and greeted him with a smile. Then, without Nanqu's prompting, he went to get a change of clothes and went to the bathroom.
When Nanxing came out again, everyone had come down.
The children sat obediently in the same spots where they had eaten yesterday, waiting patiently.
Nanqu carried the children's plates, each containing a piece of bread, a quarter of a steamed bun, a fried egg, and a spoonful of lettuce and egg sauce. There was also a cup of warm milk.
The adults all had a bowl of porridge in front of them.
After the meal, apart from Xinxin not finishing her milk, the other children asked for half a steamed bun, lettuce, egg, and sauce.
Hu Qianqian had never seen her daughter eat like this before, and she was worried that the child would overeat. However, thinking about what they were going to cook today, she figured it was better for the child to eat her fill, so she could only watch anxiously from the side.
Yu Zhi, who was standing nearby, also said, "With Xiao Qu around, the children's picky eating habits have all changed."
Hu Qianqian couldn't help but say, "Who says otherwise? I've never seen Cai Cai eat like this before. I was worried she'd eat too much, but then I thought about what kind of task we'd have today, and what if it was physically demanding? It wouldn't be good not to let her eat."
Given the extremely limited resources, it's truly remarkable that Southern Opera could produce such works.
Just as everyone finished cleaning up the kitchen, the production crew's task came up.
"The annual Farm Exchange Festival is coming soon, and as a farmer, it's a must to attend. Today's task is to learn about the Farm Exchange Festival."
After Zhuang Shi finished reading out the task, everyone looked at each other.
Given the show's usual practices, they would never give such a simple task; there must be something fishy going on.
Zhuang Shi was the first to spot the problem: "To understand the exchange festival, you naturally need to ask around. Does that mean we have to go to town?"
Everyone nodded in unison, and then Nan Qu turned her attention to the whiteboard in the living room. She got up and walked to the whiteboard: "First, means of transportation."
Seeing Nan Qu like this, everyone's eyes lit up, and they all started to express their thoughts: "The people here don't speak American English, so we'll need Xiao Qu to communicate with them."
Nan Qu also said, "Of course, there's no problem with that."
Nanqu wrote "two," meaning communication, and then put a checkmark next to it.
Seeing that his casual remark had been written down, Yu Zhi couldn't help but glance at Nan Qu. He realized that this person was truly extraordinary.
Nan Qu also thought about it: "We can't limit the problem to the mission itself; there are also hidden problems. For example, the production team didn't give us any supplies."
Everyone suddenly realized: "That's right, Director Hui, what are today's supplies?"
Their response was Dongfang Hui's cold indifference. Everyone knew then that there was indeed a trap involved.
Dongfang Hui was actually somewhat speechless. He had watched two of Nan Qu's variety shows before, and all he could say was that it was really rare to encounter someone like Nan Qu on a variety show where the production team and the guests were constantly outwitting each other.
Because she's smart and has high fighting skills, she changed everyone's fate of being eliminated in a different way on the music variety show. This made the director both love and hate her.
The resentment stemmed from the fact that the show at the time featured very talented guests, and it had been running for several episodes. As a result, viewers had become somewhat fatigued.
Therefore, Director Li deliberately increased the difficulty of that episode in order to eliminate them.
As a result, Nanqu reversed the entire course of the show and managed to save several guests.
As a result, several new regular cast members who had already signed contracts had to postpone their contracts, causing the show to pay a significant amount in breach of contract penalties.
However, it was precisely because of the arrival of Nanqu that the entire program became more authentic. Director Li directly edited that episode into a feature film, which became a box office hit, making him a fortune, even though he had to pay the breach of contract penalty.
Because of Director Li's flexibility, the investors were able to make back the money they had lost, which naturally increased their trust in him, and his status among the investors also rose considerably.
Then came that wilderness survival reality show.
The director was ruthless; he withheld supplies from both sides, just wanting to see the guests make fools of themselves. As a result, Nan Qu not only turned the survival challenge into a vacation, but also directly offended the Gu family.
However, because of this, the live broadcast actually had very high viewership, making the director both love and hate her.
Unexpectedly, she even found a water source, which led the wealthy businessman who had originally rented the island to them for live streaming to not only break the contract at a high price, but also to give them a sum of money.
Although the wilderness survival challenge was put on hold due to the inability to find a suitable location, these two expenses have already allowed the variety show to break even.
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