America's Greatest Villain: I Defeat Magic with Magic

Lisa's previously messy heavy makeup and hairpieces were completely washed off, revealing the girl's fair and delicate features.

Her beautiful blonde hair, after being washed and dried, was very fluffy and shimmered softly in the afterglow of the early spring sunset.

Seeing the girl in front of him, who was completely different from before, Chen Yuan could not hide the shock in his eyes.

This is not the same person at all!

Where did that rebellious girl with smoky makeup, an afro, and an arrogant look go?

Anna returned to Chen Yuan's side, looked at his shocked expression, and chuckled softly:

"Boss, how's my cooking? Pretty good, right?"

"You put makeup on her?" Chen Yuan was genuinely surprised. "But there doesn't seem to be anything on her face. Isn't this what she looks like after washing her face?"

"Of course, it's her original appearance, but it has undergone some minor adjustments."

Seeing that the boss misunderstood the craft, Anna patiently explained:

"Although her face looked clean, she actually used some foundation that matched her skin tone and reshaped her eyebrows, which is a sophisticated application of nude makeup. Fortunately, her skin was already in good condition, so it didn't take much effort to do it."

Then she added, "This secondhand shop has a lot of clothes. I found a white dress, and it actually fits me perfectly."

Blessing House was originally a shop where people from the lower classes sold their secondhand goods, and naturally, it had all kinds of old clothes.

Anna looked at Lisa with a smile, as if admiring her own masterpiece.

Lisa, now dressed in a pure white dress, seemed to be getting a little annoyed by her father, Lister's, glaring gaze.

She awkwardly tugged at the hem of her skirt, frowning as she complained:

"I'm too ashamed to face my classmates dressed like this. Please hurry up and start filming!"

Then, she turned to Chen Yuan and added fiercely:

"If you're going to post the video online, please don't put my name on it. I don't want the bastards at school to laugh at me until graduation."

The moment Lisa opened her mouth, her original pure and holy aura vanished, and she transformed back into the image of a rebellious young girl.

Fortunately, the plan didn't include Lisa speaking publicly. Seeing that the protagonist was finally ready, Chen Yuan waved his hand and said:

"All you need to do is go over to the lady over there who's frying chicken and help her portion out the fried chicken and squid."

Lisa nodded reluctantly. Although the homeless people looked a bit shabby, the line was orderly, and with her father right there, she finally felt somewhat relieved.

She quickly arrived beside Su Nian, glanced curiously at the beautiful older sister grilling squid on a hot plate, and couldn't help but swallow hard, inhaling the strong aroma of cumin in the air.

"It smells so good!"

Su Nian looked at the adorable girl dressed like a porcelain doll in front of her and smiled:

"After filming is finished, you can eat as much as you want. The boss will provide plenty."

Lisa's eyes lit up, and she asked, "So all I need to do is pack the fried chicken and this... grilled squid, right?"

"That's right. After you've finished packaging, just hand the food containers to anyone who comes over. It's very simple."

As the two were talking, a hunched-over elderly Black man slowly approached them and said in a hoarse voice:

"God bless you, two beautiful ladies."

Lisa looked at the old man in front of her who was emitting a strange odor, and instinctively took half a step back.

"Don't be afraid, Lisa. This Mr. Smith used to be an honest community security guard, and he loved our fried chicken."

Su Nian knew that her job was not as simple as being a waitress selling fried chicken. Ever since Chen Yuan said he would package her as an observer documenting the underprivileged in South Los Angeles, she really began to record the underprivileged minorities she encountered.

Su Nian meticulously recorded everything about these homeless people, including their past identities and current favorite snacks, and imprinted it in her mind.

Su Nian's gentle voice quickly calmed Lisa down. She awkwardly packed a plate of fried chicken into a paper lunchbox and carefully handed it over.

"Here's your fried chicken, Mr. Smith."

"You're such a lovely girl," Mr. Smith said with a smile, taking the fried chicken. Then he sighed, "My granddaughter should be about your age, but I have no idea where she is..."

Seeing Mr. Smith's dejected expression, Lisa's face also showed genuine sympathy, and she whispered words of comfort:

"She will definitely come looking for you, Mr. Smith."

Watching the elderly Black man walk away with faltering steps, Lisa took a deep breath, packed another serving of freshly fried chicken into a lunchbox, and prepared to hand it to the next homeless person.

The job was indeed simple, but as Lisa watched the homeless people approach her one by one, her heart grew heavy, and her expression became increasingly serious.

In no time, Anna sent the first few photos, which had been taken and slightly edited, to Chen Yuan's phone.

Chen Yuan opened the photo and had to admit that Anna, as a top student at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, possessed absolutely professional-level photographic composition skills.

On the screen, Lisa, a young girl dressed in a clean white dress with a look of innocence mixed with fear in her eyes, is holding a steaming plate of golden fried chicken and handing it to an elderly, ragged, and weathered Black homeless man.

Tears of gratitude glistened in the old man's eyes, while a healing smile graced the young girl's lips.

A pure and innocent young girl, and a homeless person trapped in the mire of poverty.

People who originally lived in two extreme worlds and could never have crossed paths.

What connects the two is the golden fried chicken in their hands.

With the blurred USC logo banner in the background, this striking composition, full of extreme contrast and grand narrative, is sure to attract widespread attention on the American internet, which prides itself on "political correctness"!

Looking at these near-perfect photos, Chen Yuan locked his phone screen with satisfaction.

Looking further a distance, Lisa, who was beside Su Nian, had already fully immersed herself in her role and was carefully handing out meals to the homeless people in front of her.

Innocence and kindness—that must be Lisa's true nature.

The reason she dressed up like that was simply to add a layer of camouflage for herself in the chaotic ordinary middle school in the South District.

It was precisely because Liszt understood his daughter that he risked breaking the rules to send her to a good high school.

Now the foundation for the "South District Homeless Hot Food Care Program" has been laid solidly, and Lisa has perfectly played her role.

The next step is to use these compelling video materials—enough to impress any admissions officer and politician—to convince the vice president of the USC Student Council to personally sign the plan.

With this perfect photo, plus the endorsement of the USC Student Council.

Lister will surely be able to get Lisa into a suitable high school.