The second to return was He Chen. He met with his editor, Luo Luo, and submitted his revised manuscript. Luo Luo was greatly impressed after reading his manuscript.
Throughout the entire story, there is only one Dragon Ball that the female protagonist is desperately searching for, but suddenly more than a dozen Dragon Ball brothers appear. The female protagonist, who was originally a princess, has become a Dragon Ball manufacturer. She doesn't understand why a line of dialogue, "How do you think my Dragon Balls are? How about I sell them to you for eight million gold coins each?" appears in a work that seems to be children's literature. The originally smart and resilient female protagonist has suddenly become a shrewd businessman.
Luo Luo's lips twitched, and she said in an almost humble and sincere tone, "Teacher He Chen, do you think this setting is a bit different from the overall style of the story?"
He Chen smiled slightly: "Really? I think it's quite cute."
Cute my ass!
Don't you want to publish it anymore?
Luo Luo resisted the urge to smash the computer in He Chen's face. She remembered that just two days ago she had praised He Chen to other editors, saying that he was the author who made her life easier, submitting manuscripts on time and never missing a deadline. She wished she could turn back time and sew her mouth shut.
That's a troublemaker!
However, this arrangement was retained at He Chen's strong insistence. The meeting at the milk tea shop lasted an hour, and He Chen spent an hour persuading her.
As she walked out of the milk tea shop, her head was still spinning, and she could still hear He Chen's gentle and polite voice echoing in her ears:
"Personally, I think the idea of only having one Dragon Ball is a bit outdated. What do you think, editor?"
"How do you see it?"
"Look."
"Woolen cloth."
...
What the hell are you looking at!
She felt that He Chen shouldn't be an author, but rather a pyramid scheme leader, where he would surely achieve great things.
She's been brainwashed.
And so, He Chen returned home in a state of complete victory, looking at He Zhou, who was happily munching on sunflower seeds on the sofa: "Is He Jing back?"
He Zhou glanced at him sideways and said coldly, "She's in a bad mood, you'd better not bother her."
He Chen raised an eyebrow, thought for a moment, and seemed to understand something. Then he sat down next to He Zhou and smiled, "It seems that He Jing is rarely unhappy. Sometimes I even think she is more mature than her older brother."
He Zhou scoffed: "Aren't you the most mature one in the whole family?"
Who could be more cunning than him?
He Chen saw right through her: "Your sister He Jing has been wronged, hasn't she?"
He picked up a melon seed from the plate and slowly began to peel it.
He Zhou remained expressionless: "How should I know? I don't care about her at all."
He Chen placed the melon seeds into a clean small dish next to the melon seed plate, and smiled confidently: "Someone is going to suffer."
...
Soon, He Yi and He Sui also returned.
He Yi was holding a painting, eager to show it to He Jing, when He Chen called out, "Fifth Brother."
He Yi: "?"
He Chen: "Fifth Brother, it's best not to disturb her right now."
It goes without saying who she was referring to.
He Yi immediately sensed the seriousness of the situation, frowned, and walked to the sofa: "What happened to He Jing?"
He Chen looked at him and smiled slightly: "She's probably in a bad mood. He Jing said she wants to calm down."
He Yi was taken aback and hurriedly turned around to walk towards He Jing's room. He raised his hand to knock on the door, but before he could, he suddenly lowered it.
He Jing was unhappy, and the first person she wanted to be comforted was definitely not herself.
Perhaps it's He Yuan.
Perhaps it was He Sui.
It couldn't be him.
If only he could do something to make her happy, but unfortunately he's too clumsy and will only make things worse...
If that's the case, I might as well just stand outside the door quietly and keep her company, so as not to upset her further.
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