They don't actually think I like them, do they?

Yan Yuli took out a notebook, began flipping through the notes, and asked a question.

"When did Teacher Lin Han first create her work? Was it in high school? What was the opportunity that led her to start creating?"

"Actually, I have had a strong interest in music since I was a child, and I usually practice piano in my spare time at the place where I work part-time."

"As for the opportunity, I can't really remember it. Anyway, I suddenly had an inspiration, and then I got carried away and started writing without stopping."

"What I really want to say is that if you want to do something, just do it. Always pursuing a 'ceremony-like start' or being hesitant and indecisive will ultimately lead to nothing being accomplished."

This perfect answer immediately won applause from the entire audience.

Yan Yuli leaned back in her chair, smiled, and nodded.

"What Teacher Lin Han said is so true, and it has given me a lot of inspiration for my creative work."

"Teacher Yan Yuli, you flatter me. In the field of music creation, you are my senior."

"Hey, hey, hey! Teacher Lin Han is too modest. The outstanding works you created in the past year that I have created in the previous ten years combined do not match."

"Teacher Yan Yuli is not only gentle and beautiful, but also has incredibly high emotional intelligence!"

"Haha, Teacher Lin Han is not only handsome, but also humorous and witty."

...Listening to the conversation between the two people on stage, all the audience members below the stage fell silent.

Is this... a lecture?

Are you sure you didn't come here to listen to your lovey-dovey displays?!

They're an old married couple, yet they're still acting like this!

Everyone adopted an attitude of "I'll just quietly watch you two put on a show."

"Next question."

Yan Yuli turned to the next page of the notebook.

"Is Lin Han's success today entirely due to his own efforts?"

"Of course not, I received help from many people along the way."

"Who has helped you the most?"

As if anticipating Lin Han's remarks, Yan Yuli immediately asked a question.

Lin Han was caught off guard by this sudden attack, and he pretended to think for a while.

Yan Yuli then immediately added,

"I imagine the most difficult time for Teacher Lin Han was when he was close to the college entrance examination. During that period, who was the person who helped you the most, who provided you with the most financial assistance, and who introduced you to the industry for the first time?"

119. You beast!

When the question was raised, the entire room fell silent.

All the audience members held their breath; clearly, everyone was very curious.

Who would be the person who helped the marmalade the most?

Lin Han stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, then raised his head, his gaze settling on Yan Yuli.

The girl pursed her lips, looking at him with a half-smile, her eyes filled with a sense of triumphant control.

Good guy.

With such strong guidance already, are there any other options?

But Lin Han really didn't want Yan Yuli to succeed.

Who says she's the one who helped the most? There are plenty of people who have helped me a lot!

Take Mangzi for example. The senior student offered material help, while Mangzi provided spiritual salvation. The meanings are completely different!

Lin Han lowered his head and pondered for a while, then slowly spoke under the fervent gazes of the entire audience.

"Xu Hui."

"Xu Hui???"

Yan Yuli asked in surprise.

"Yes, my high school deskmate, Xu Hui."

At that moment, Xu Hui, who was secretly watching the lecture live on his phone during class, suddenly convulsed.

His roommate, Xiaoyuan, immediately looked at him in alarm. "Are you in such a hurry? You even rush to class?"

Xu Hui didn't answer him, but turned his head away. His roommate was surprised to find that Hui was in tears.

"Wait, wait a minute!"

Yan Yuli's eyes widened. She put down the notebook in her hand and immediately began gesturing helplessly with both hands.

"I'm referring to the person who provided the most help to your music career during the college entrance examination period, the person who helped you overcome the biggest difficulties during your most challenging time..."

“Yes,” Lin Han smiled slightly, “it’s Xu Hui.”

　Yan Yuli's face visibly showed signs of panic.

Her previous confident expression vanished, and she bit her lip.

"Wow, Xu Hui, isn't he the one who played the lead role in 'Ugly Monster'?"

"Wow, what a deep brotherly bond they have! I thought it was Yan Yuli!"

"I never imagined that for Orange Jam, that deskmate was much more important than Yan Yuli!"

"Tsk, won't Pear be unhappy if I say this in front of her?"

The audience members chatted amongst themselves, eager to see Yan Yuli's reaction, all craning their necks to watch the drama unfold.

Yan Yuli's eyes visibly dimmed, then she raised them again, looking at Lin Han with an almost fiery expression.

You bastard Lin Han!

What an ungrateful, heartless man! All my kindness has been wasted!

Yan Yuli, who has been a child star for over ten years, almost couldn't hold back her outburst because of Lin Han's words.

However, this subtle expression was caught by some viewers.

"Hahaha, Orange Jam is hilarious! Pear, you didn't expect this, did you? You've run into a total straight man!"

"In this situation, anyone with a modicum of emotional intelligence would say it's a pear instead of a mandarin orange!"

Yan Yuli suppressed her anger. To conceal her emotions, she continued to look down at her notes, speaking slowly and deliberately.

"So, this person you're talking about, what about you...?"

"Xu Hui's greatest help to me was taking me to Miss Yan Yuli's birthday party, which gave me the opportunity to meet Miss Yan Yuli," Lin Han said with a smile.

Upon hearing this, the entire audience fell silent.

Yan Yuli's mouth opened slightly, and her azure pupils trembled slightly.

She looked at Lin Han in surprise, her face instantly turning bright red.

Very quickly, after a three-second reaction time,

The whole place erupted!

"Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap, I was suddenly given a piece of candy!"

"They're so damn sweet!!"

"Damn it, I came here to listen to a lecture, not to be treated like a dog and killed!"

Some students were heartbroken, beating their chests and stamping their feet, wishing they could gouge out their own eyes.

"You beasts! You kick even the dogs that pass by! Waaaaaah!!"

Yan Yuli covered her mouth, coughed lightly twice, and spoke in a gentle voice, "Is...is that so? I didn't expect that I am so important in Teacher Lin Han's eyes."

"After all, no one can replace the help that Teacher Yan Yuli gave me."

Yan Yuli's face turned even redder.

Many boys never expected that, having watched Yan Yuli grow up, their impression of the goddess had always been that of a lively and cheerful energetic girl, who occasionally also had a cold and depressed side off-screen.

Now, everyone is forced to sit here and watch Yan Yuli's innocent and shy girlish side!

Still acting opposite Orange Jam in this grand hall!

Yan Yuli quickly composed herself and moved on to the next question with a serious expression, while Lin Han continued to answer with the same serious expression.

At this moment, Lin Han and Yan Yuli were acting, and the audience knew that they were acting. Even the leaders and teachers noticed that something was amiss.

However, during this lecture at Beijing University, no one could expose the fact that they were being force-fed dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection).

Roommate Xiaoyuan was surprised to find that Xu Hui was crying even louder than before. She quickly went to Xu Hui's side and heard him muttering to himself through gritted teeth.

"Lin Han, you fucking deserve to die! I'll fucking kill you, I'll fucking kill you..."

Lin Han's lecture soon came to an end.

During the final Q&A session, Lin Han only symbolically called on two students who looked like bookworms.

The two students didn't dare to be too dramatic in front of the camera, and only asked some serious questions about classical music, which Lin Han answered with ease.

Finally, Lin Han's lecture came to a successful conclusion.

Amidst unprecedentedly enthusiastic applause, Lin Han stepped down from the stage.

In this personal lecture by Lin Han, aside from the questions that resembled those in celebrity Q&A sessions, he still contributed a lot of valuable content.

For example, the creative process behind the music, and calls for everyone to love classical music, etc.

Someone recorded the entire lecture and posted it on Bilibili.

In just two days, this "Baijing University lecture video" garnered ten million views and topped the popularity chart.

Many competing companies stumbled upon this data and were astonished by the high level of Bilibili users! The fact that academic videos garnered such high viewership on Bilibili speaks volumes about the high quality of contemporary young people!

A news media outlet wrote an article titled "Who Says Generation Z Is a Lost Generation?", analyzing the popularity of the lecture videos from Beijing University to understand the studiousness and inquisitive spirit of contemporary young people!

This article even caught the attention of those in power, prompting the bigwigs to nod in satisfaction. It seems that the country's cultural development is progressing in a thriving direction!

This prosperous era is exactly as you wished!

Since Lin Han's lecture became a hit, Lin Han has become incredibly popular at the school.

Beijing University has always had many outstanding students. In the past, most of Lin Han's classmates only knew that Ju Zi Jiang was at their school, and that was all.

Now, people consider bumping into Ju Zi Jiang at school to be incredibly lucky, something they'd post ten times on social media to brag about!

Whether they are classmates, teachers, or school staff, everyone who recognizes Orange Jam is filled with respect for him, and he always gives him the green light no matter what he does.

Gradually, Lin Han stopped acting.

Since everyone is being so polite, then I won't stand on ceremony!

From then on, Lin Han began to skip classes frequently, focusing more of his energy on life outside of school.

(Volume 4: Campus Legends - End)

Volume Five [Reaching the Pinnacle]

Volume Summary

(This chapter is free, please read with confidence)

It's been a while since I wrote a summary of the exam, so I'd like to take this opportunity to talk to everyone and give an explanation to the brothers who have followed me all the way here.

First, let's stand at attention and take the blame; admit our mistakes.

The parts of Volume 3 that I think were poorly written:

[Lin Han's Debut Concert], [Lin Han's Yakki Endorsement], [Lin Han and Mangzi's Shanghai Trip]

There were many parts that could have been really enjoyable, but because I was too concerned about many things and tried to write them rigorously, they ended up being very superficial and I lost the enjoyable parts.

Especially their debut concert.