Why am I invincible again?

Chapter 466 The first belongs to me (57)

Soon, Yu Jun's school photos were exposed.

#最丰穷山油朗单元# Hot searches once again occupy the headlines of major news boards.

Where there are hotspots, there is traffic.

Where there is traffic, there is interest.

Exquisite and handsome appearance, lonely and helpless background, difficult road to study, and super high IQ, finally combined with the words "provincial champion", these keywords frequently appear in social networks.

Contrast and counterattack have always been the things that people talk about the most. In this way, Yu Jun's commercial value continued to soar, and major online media and news newspapers visited him one after another in order to get first-hand news.

Now people are interested in everything about Yu Jun, whether it is his appearance or his family situation, any photo can go viral.

The traffic did not bring any benefits to Yu Jun, but only noise and interruption.

He refused all interviews, and hid directly at Zhou Ye's house with his grandfather.

But in the face of huge interests, the media flock to it.

Q City Sanshan Temple.

In the quiet and solemn meditation room, there are many silhouettes of ancient Buddhas with blue lights. A nun in Zen clothes is kneeling in front of the Buddha, holding a string of Buddhist beads, her eyes are slightly closed, and she is chanting words.

At this time, the door was gently pushed open.

"Master Zhini, I have your letter."

The nun opened her eyes slightly, her eyes were clear and light, the tails of her eyes were elegant, and her face was delicate.

"let it go."

"Master Zhini, there are still people looking outside."

"The mountain is far away, who will look for it?"

"I don't know. It looks like a reporter."

When the nun heard this, she got up and took a step back.

"Let's go."

In the reception room, the lights were bright. Zhi Ni held a Buddhist bead, looked at the completely unfamiliar face in front of him, and asked respectfully.

"The benefactor is looking for me, what's the matter?"

"Hi, I'm a reporter from Red Fox News. My name is Liu Chang. This is my business card."

Zhi Ni took the business card and looked at it, doubts flashed across his eyes.

Liu Chang didn't procrastinate, and spoke directly.

"It's like this. You are from Jie County. I am here this time for your son in the secular world."

Hearing the word "son", Zhi Ni, who had a calm and flat face, had a little more emotion in his eyes.

"Since you become a monk, you have cut off everything in the world. I have nothing to say. You should leave quickly."

"Master Zhini, wait a moment! Don't you want to know what's going on with your son after so long?"

"Don't want to, don't think, don't read, please go back."

Of course Liu Chang refused to leave. He finally came here, and he must get some first-hand news before he would stop.

Regardless of Zhini's refusal, he continued.

"In the third year after you became a monk, your ex-husband passed away during a field expedition, leaving behind a three-year-old child and an old man who was nearly seventy years old. Because of lack of money, the old man took the child back to his hometown in the mountains. After 17 years After it's over, you really don't want to know about the child's situation at all?"

These words worked, and Zhi Ni, who was about to leave, sat down again, and squeezed the Buddhist beads in his hands slightly.

"What does that child have to do with you, a reporter?"

"It's like this. Our newspaper office wants to make a documentary about the whereabouts of parents of left-behind children. I just want to ask you if it's convenient for you to cooperate with us in a short interview. Of course, after the interview, we will give a donation to the children in the mountainous area. Help them go to school."

Zhi Ni, who knew nothing about the outside world, slowly raised his eyes after hearing this.

"That kid, didn't go to school?"

There was a flash of light in Liu Chang's eyes, but his face was full of regret, and he sighed.

"It's that difficult, of course not."

(End of this chapter)