I was exposed for adding my female boss to my group of female friends.

Jupiter tilted its head and said, "Yes."

"It couldn't possibly be to cheat people out of the Nobel Prize money, haha!" Gao Xiaobo joked.

After a moment of silence, Yu Hua, who hadn't spoken until now, suddenly spoke:

"It's more like a writer constantly pushing their own boundaries and trying new styles. Traveling around the world, interpreting different civilizations in their own way."

He closed his eyes, seemingly thinking about something, and then opened them again.

This time, there seemed to be something different in his eyes.

Jupiter asked, "What do you mean?"

“The more national the literature, the easier it is to reach the world,” Yu Hua said. “Because every nation is unique, and the geographical location and cultural environment of every place are completely different.”

"Appreciating cultures that are different from our own can help us to introspect."

"It's like tourism. People say that tourism is about leaving the place you're tired of living in and going to the place other people are tired of living in."

"Often, when you go to places that others are tired of living in and discover their uniqueness, you can better appreciate the uniqueness of your own hometown."

Jupiter's eyes lit up: "So, that writer with many pseudonyms is trying to understand China by observing other civilizations?"

“Yes,” Yu Hua nodded, “His creation of works from other cultures ultimately aims to reveal the most unique aspects of Chinese culture.”

"He kept changing his identity and using aliases to cover himself up because he didn't want to become famous too early and lose his motivation to strive for success."

"He depicts the lives of ordinary citizens because he constantly walks among the people, which allows him to obtain the most vivid material."

Jupiter held its breath.

This is crazy.

"This sounds like he's living solely to write?"

Yu Hua said, "To be precise, he lived to create the best works of Chinese literature."

Gao Xiaobai, standing to the side, fanned himself and said, shaking his head:

"What's that saying again? For the sake of writing, I will not marry, not be granted land, not have children, not wear a crown, and not compete for glory... This is to give up all fame and fortune in my life, just for writing!"

Jupiter was stunned. Even the comments section was stunned.

Viewers who have been watching the Human Observation program for a long time, even after being subjected to more mind-blowing experiences, couldn't help but fall into deep thought after hearing these words.

Compared to this person, more people are pondering: Who am I? What am I doing? What is the meaning of my life? ...

“I understand now,” Yu Hua said. “I used to often think about where exactly my work was lacking.”

Jupiter, sweating profusely, said, "Teacher Yu, your work is quite good..."

“I am still one step away from greatness,” Yu Hua said. “However, I still can’t figure out where I should break through.”

He suddenly stood up and said, "Now I know that I have been confined by my own life experiences and only saw the small patch of land around me."

"When I read García Borges's descriptions of South America, I became fascinated with it. When I read Haruki Kawabata's descriptions of Japan, I found them unique."

"I had previously wanted to emulate them and write about China in a way that only I could write."

"But how can I say I understand China if I haven't seen other places?"

"He traveled to North and South America, Russia, and Japan in search of their unique literature. This spirit is what a novelist who strives for continuous improvement should have."

Yu Hua's eyes shone brightly, as if he had realized something. Then, he lowered his head and bowed deeply to the camera.

Jupiter exclaimed in surprise: "Teacher Yu, what's going on...?"

“Mentor, perhaps you are watching this program,” Yu Hua said to the camera, “Then I would like to express my respect to you.”

"I've learned something new from you."

...For a moment, the studio was completely silent.

Qin Yunchu lowered her head and remained silent. When she raised her head, her eyes were bright and sparkling.

"So that's how it is..."

She understood why Chen Ya was willing to be a low-level employee at her company.

He was experiencing life at her company in order to create the best work.

Qin Yunchu began to understand why Zhao Taidou had protected him so much.

It is an honor for the entire nation and the entire people of China to have such a talent.

Loss is a regret for the world!

Thinking of this, Qin Yun Chu's hands trembled and her face flushed.

Now that she knows all this, how is she supposed to face Chen Ya in the future?

Chapter 44 The Consequences Are Severe (Bonus Chapter)

Qin Yunchu was a little confused.

To experience life, Chen Ya deliberately changed his name and became a junior employee at the company.

According to his thinking, she should definitely treat him the same as before and not give him any special treatment.

But now that she knows his identity, how could she not treat him specially!

She even feels a little flustered now when she thinks about how coldly she treated Chen Ya before.

I used to complain about how useless he was and suspected he was using PUA tactics...

Thinking about this, she wished she could find a hole to crawl into.

Qin Yunchu was not the one who was suffering the most at this moment.

Liu Chenmin is the one.

He initially took the high-speed train here, thinking it would be a "prince marrying princess" story.

Unexpectedly, halfway through, it turned into "the evil dragon stealing the princess".

Now, the other party's identity is revealed in one fell swoop, like pouring out a basket, a whole bunch of titles clattering and clanging, leaving people completely stunned.

He couldn't even be a dragon anymore; he became "a toad fighting with a prince over a princess."

This is not what we agreed on.

This is so different from what we agreed on!

He regrets it now.

I shouldn't have come in the first place.

At least before coming over, they should have scouted the road first to make sure nothing like this would happen.

Liu Chenmin couldn't understand it at all.

From his perspective, every action he took was correct.

From making a decisive move to find Ruyan, to seizing the opportunity presented by the human observation program, and then establishing himself as a devoted prince.

Each and every one of them was a brilliant move in the positive sense.

How did they manage to get their faces slapped so badly before they even saw the person opposite them?

Anyone with a normal mindset, in their position, would never have imagined that the truth would be like this when they heard that the other party was hiding the identity of the so-called "teacher".

Generally, people who use pseudonyms to hide their identities are either having an affair, being blacklisted, or doing something illegal or disorderly, and their identities must be kept secret.

Who would have thought that the reason several Nobel Prize certificates were found in his home was not because he forged a few, but because he had actually won so many Nobel Prizes?

It's outrageous that her mother opened the door for such an outrageous reason! It's absolutely outrageous!

His assistant just sent him another text message, telling him that Seven Stars Company and he personally have hit rock bottom due to his bizarre actions!

We need to think of a way to quickly resolve the situation and remedy the situation.

He suddenly smiled and said, "So this is what you've been hiding all along. Well, it seems I've done something worthwhile."

Upon hearing his words, Xi Wendian's gaze suddenly shot to the screen, staring intently at him.

He Shiying gasped and said, "How could you say such a thing? Do you know you've caused a huge disaster?"

Liu Chenmin scratched his temple: "What trouble have I gotten myself into?"

“My mentor made a promise with Mr. Zhao! If it gets exposed, he will stop writing!” He Shiying said in disbelief.

"Professor Yu Hua already said that he is currently working on the best work in China. By forcing him like this, aren't you killing the best work in China in its infancy?!"

“I don’t think so,” Liu Chenmin said. “Did we reveal his identity from beginning to end? No, right?”

He spread his hands and said, "Besides the villa he used to own, what other private information of his has been exposed? Nothing, not even his name."

"Therefore, Teacher Zhao did not break that agreement," Liu Chenmin concluded.

At this point, Xi Wendian finally couldn't hold back any longer.

"You know nothing!"

His voice was explosive, startling everyone who heard it.

Xiao Qing was even more surprised. Xi Wendian had always been a kind-hearted person and never swore.

And now he's actually swearing.

"Do you know what you've done?! Do you know how serious the consequences are?!" Xi Wendian roared. "Just the fact that these four great writers are actually the same person is serious enough!"

"These individuals caused a sensation in their respective localities and have been worshipped and revered ever since. It turns out they are all the same person, and a Chinese at that! If they knew this, what do you think they would think?"

"Furthermore, the Nobel Prize is never awarded to the same person twice! This act of concealing one's identity and accepting the prize multiple times is a violation of the rules! The consequences are severe!"

Lu Yu whispered, "Teacher Xi, please calm down. What serious consequences could there be?"

Seeing Xi Wendian coughing in anger, Lu Yu was also a little scared.

"What serious consequences?" Xi Wendian's eyes flashed occasionally. "Blacklisted! Our entire Chinese literary world has been blacklisted by the Nobel Prize committee!"

Lu Yu asked urgently, "How could this happen?"

Xi Wendian spoke with great enthusiasm: "How could that not be the case? I'm asking you, can you guarantee that you won't change your identity again and accept the award again? We may feel proud and honored by such behavior, but in the eyes of others, it is blatant provocation!"

Zhao Taidou patted Xi Wendian on the back and said, "Xiao Xi, don't get excited."

Xi Wendian didn't stop, and continued, "And do you know what? The one who paid the most and suffered the greatest cost for this was Teacher Zhao!"

Zhao Taidou ultimately failed to stop Xi Wendian and sighed softly.

"That remarkable writer has been in contact with Professor Zhao. Professor Zhao pulled strings to ensure the Nobel Prize was awarded to four pseudonyms. If this gets out, what do you think will happen to Professor Zhao?"

He stared intently at Liu Chenmin, then shouted, "They'll think Teacher Zhao is committing fraud!"

"enough!"

After he finished speaking, Xi Wendian finally calmed down a bit.

Zhao Taidou slowly picked up his teacup and said, "I will take full responsibility for this matter. As for my reputation, I don't care."

He looked at Xi Wendian, sighed again, and said, "I'm already in my seventies or eighties! In a few more years, I won't even be able to wear shoes anymore. I should have retired long ago. The world will belong to you from now on!"

Xi Wendian grew angrier the more he thought about it, and his emotional side came out, his eyes even getting wet.

Liu Chenmin said in a deep voice, "A few certificates alone are not enough to be completely certain..."

He stopped halfway through his sentence.

But everyone could understand his unspoken meaning.

After all, the only evidence they have so far is a few certificates.

Xi Wendian said quietly:

"In fact, the Nobel Prize committee began to suspect a long time ago that these different identities belonged to the same person. They already had some evidence, but they were just missing one piece of evidence that could be presented in a public manner."

There is evidence, some of which is presentable and some of which is not.

What is unspeakable and unspeakable is enough to convict the Nobel Prize committee.

Just like if they wanted to collectively smear the Chinese literary scene, they wouldn't say it out loud.

Liu Chenmin remained silent.

But he was still unconvinced.