Will the plagiarism girl be a substitute for the preference for women?

After a moment's thought, Su Shi made a suggestion.

"How about this, I'll find an opportunity to help you arrange to meet Xiao Mu?"

"Xiao Mu is usually very busy, right?" Qian Nai was a little worried that Su Shi wouldn't be able to find an opportunity.

“There will always be a time when I can find the time to have afternoon tea,” Su Shi said confidently.

“Hmm…” China nodded slowly.

She felt like she was setting a flag, and it probably wouldn't be as easy as Su Shi had said.

China plans to ask another person with whom she has had a long-standing and harmonious relationship for help.

After the meal, she used the excuse of going to the restroom to have some time alone.

Then, she opened Xiangzi's Line chat window.

China: "Are you there, sister?"

Xiangzi: "Where did you go?"

Chika: "Oh... I'm sorry, I forgot to ask the teacher for leave. I can't come to the singing training class at noon either."

Xiangzi: "That's not what I meant. How are you feeling right now?"

Chika: "It's just a routine check-up at the hospital."

Xiangzi: "You need to take good care of yourself."

China: "Speaking of which, has your sister ever considered expanding the recruitment at China Tokyo Culture & Entertainment Company?"

Xiangzi: "I'm currently helping you find suitable staff."

Chika: "What I mean is, should we bring Mutsu in?"

"..." Xiangzi looked at his phone, his brows furrowed.

Chapter 103: Who Arrived on the Battlefield...?

If I'm not mistaken, Chinatsu probably kept in touch with Mutsuki no Mori during their high school years.

A semester has passed, and Mutsu hasn't changed much. Shoko should be glad that Chika didn't lead Mutsu astray.

"You didn't tell Mu about joining your team, did you?"

Xiangzi typed very quickly, seemingly very concerned about this.

"No."

After letting out a sigh of relief, Xiangzi explained.

"You should know that Mu is very busy. Inviting her to do these part-time jobs will put her in a difficult position."

"Understood~"

The idea of ​​getting Mutsu involved was something China mentioned casually, or perhaps it was just a habitual way of teasing her older sister.

Her virtual anchor project is still in its infancy, and it's hard to say whether her family will agree to it. Her family is probably very picky about the part-time projects she participates in.

Chika just wants to find an opportunity to talk to this person who empathizes with her... even though Mutsumi's words have the feel of a conversation that could be a "perfect verse" at any moment.

However, she still asked casually.

"Xiao Xiang, what kind of project do you think would be suitable for Mu to join?"

"There's no definitive answer to that. I'm not denying that virtual streamers are unsuitable for Mu. But when Mu participates in a project, she considers not only the immediate salary but also her future prospects."

"Was it her own decision?" China asked tentatively, seemingly wanting to learn more about Mutsu through Shoko.

Xiangzi deflected, saying, "You've known her for a semester, you should know what's going on."

Chika also mimicked the sentence structure and typed, "You grew up with her, so you should know the situation better than I do."

After sensing this familiar obsession, Xiangzi sighed.

Is she going to have to keep searching for information and then give away her misplaced kindness?

Xiangzi hovered his finger above the phone screen, wondering whether he should bring up the topic of family harmony.

After she spoke, did China try her best to reconcile her relationship with her family?

How could she possibly interfere in the family life of a celebrity...?

On streaming platforms, Chika was indeed a rising star who became an overnight sensation, but it's difficult for her to...

wrong.

Perhaps she can finally earn the respect of the Mu family.

But she still doesn't need to interfere in family matters.

In the past, Xiangzi, who grew up with Mu, would look at Mu with a slightly naive eye and be curious about the differences between herself and Mu before she had experienced the baptism of society.

They were all born into similar family classes and received the education and training that class should have received—etiquette, musical instruments, poetry, and so on.

After receiving the training, Xiangzi had relatively free and ample time left.

The family did not constantly admonish Xiangzi at that age to shoulder the family's mission or listen to the family's plans.

She was like a pure white, romantic flower branch, free from pressure, able to do whatever she wanted—collecting notebooks, or dressing and dressing up dolls.

When I first left the house, I played with that country boy and got my hands covered in mud, but I wasn't severely reprimanded by the steward; he just gave me a light scolding.

But Mu... has very little free time to play with me, and doesn't have any hobbies of her own.

It was as if every step she took was part of her family's plan.

At that time, the innocent Xiangzi wanted to help, but didn't know how.

Later, Xiangzi felt that even though Mu had grown up as his friend, it was part of a family reunion...

Later, after being kicked out of his family, Xiangzi was already overwhelmed by life and no longer cared about harmony.

At least if Mu follows the family's plan, there is still a bright future ahead.

Now, someone has forcibly given her a chance to catch her breath, and even started to care about Mulan on her behalf...

Oh, the lofty and unattainable kindness...

If I don't tell China, I'm afraid she might do something rash.

Xiangzi had no choice but to close his eyes and typed helplessly:

"You always want to get involved in things that are unnecessary for you."

"Let me tell you. Mu does need his family's consent before he can participate in any projects."

"In short, I am pessimistic about whether her family will allow her to become a virtual streamer. You don't need to meddle in her family's affairs."

After typing this message, Xiangzi noticed that Qiannai hadn't replied for a long time.

Are you perhaps thinking of reasons to refute this?

wrong.

Su Shi……

Xiangzi recalled hearing Su Shi's voice during rehearsal last night.

It just so happened during the rehearsals of those lines...

After a while, China replied calmly.

"I won't interfere in family matters."

Instead of asking Qiannai for a guarantee, Xiangzi brought up something she didn't want to mention but had to.

"I heard Su Shi's voice yesterday, what happened?"

"It's nothing, she's just staying at my house."

It seems that China was busy chatting with Su Shi just now.

Xiangzi then asked.

Did you tell her about me?

"He didn't say a word."

"Row."

We might be able to trust China in her normal state, but it's hard to say about her during her manic phase.

I don't expect her to keep it a secret for long. Anyway, I was the one who was tricked into telling the truth in the first place, so I have to bear the risk of making a mistake.

I still can't afford it.

After a while, Xiangzi thought to himself.

She was still terrified that others would find out the truth about her misfortune.

However, this shouldn't prevent China from communicating with others, lest she accidentally reveal something.

At this moment, China slowly typed.

"A family's wealth and power cannot determine a person's dignity. But don't worry, I won't tell anyone."

"I have been constantly telling myself that no matter when, whether the symptoms are flaring up or not, I will not reveal the secret."

Xiangzi didn't pay close attention to Qiannai's words that were trying to reassure her; her gaze remained fixed on the first sentence.

This contradicts her family's views on education.

But regardless of this education, how many people, when they go from being rich to being destitute, can shamelessly admit the truth?

Xiangzi felt that such a level was still too high.

……

Not long ago, it was early this morning.

Hanakawa Academy, Grade 11, Class B.

Good morning, Chuhua.

"Good morning."

Students who walked in from the back row greeted a blonde girl with purple eyes politely and warmly.

For them, having a star in their class is exciting and lucky.

The opportunity for others to have close interaction with celebrities has become an easy thing for students in the class.

"Good morning."

One of the girls who came in through the back door didn't sound as nervous as the others, and they seemed to have a fairly familiar relationship.

Good morning, Hailing.

When Chu Hua responded to Hai Ling, they made eye contact for a while longer and chatted about some everyday things.

However, this did not attract the attention of another person who was also a friend of Hailing.

Logically speaking, that person should be jealous at this point.

Seeing Lixi slumped over the table, looking sullen, Hailing stepped forward and placed the chocolate milk in her hand on Lixi's head, where it stood steadily.

"What's wrong?" Hailing asked.

Lixi glanced sideways, then took the chocolate milk and said helplessly.

"I had a conflict with someone when I was forming a band."

Lixi usually doesn't go into detail about these awkward things, but unfortunately, the person she was referring to was too special.

"She looks a lot like someone from my old band, and she can also compose music..."

At this moment, Li Xi's words caught Chu Hua's attention, who was familiar with the band Crychic.

I wonder who she resembles in Crychic?

Chapter 104 In My Absence

"Is this the first time you've met that person who looks a lot like a former band member?" Hai Ling asked, turning her head slightly.

"It's my first time," Li Xi said, resting her chin on her hand while drinking chocolate milk.

Before the band was even formed, they had a conflict on their very first meeting, and the tension hadn't subsided even a day later, which is quite rare even for Hailing.