Chapter 625: Returning to the Country

After observing in the hospital for four days, Aunt Luo Ni was discharged and returned home with her little daughter Luo Xi.

However, while returning home, she also hired several nurses at a high price and brought them back together.

When there were no conditions before, she definitely didn't need to be so pampered and could handle it all by herself.

But since she had money now, she definitely had to have some of the style of a rich person; otherwise, what was that money for?

With the help of several professional nurses, the work of taking care of Luo Xi was much easier, and little Luo Xi was also much quieter.

However, she was still restless when sleeping at night, mainly because the baby's sleep cycle was relatively short, and she would cry when she woke up.

Aunt Luo Ni and Erik were also unwilling to sleep in separate rooms from Luo Xi, so it was a bit agonizing.

Fortunately, neither of them went to work during the day, and with nurses taking care of Luo Xi, they could also take the opportunity to catch up on sleep.

The villa's soundproofing was also very good, and Luo Quan didn't hear her sister's crying much at night, so her mental state was also quite good.

A week passed like this; Luo Xi was familiar with the home environment, and her tolerance for environmental changes had also improved, no longer crying as easily as when she was just born.

Aunt Luo Ni's own body also recovered very quickly, and she was in a good mood, looking like she didn't have postpartum depression.

Although from the traditional Chinese perspective, Aunt Luo Ni was currently still in the "confinement" period, saying that if she didn't recuperate well, she would be left with lifelong illnesses.

But there was no need to pay special attention; just follow what the doctor ordered, and there wouldn't be any big problems.

At this time, Luo Quan also bought a ticket back to the country.

Having stayed in the United States for three months, most of the time was spent at home accompanying her mother.

Now that mother and daughter were safe, she could be considered to have breathed a sigh of relief.

There were many things to do in the new year, and the next time she returned to the United States should be in the summer.

When she left, Leon helped her with her luggage, and her mom and dad didn't have any particularly reluctant expressions; after all, each had their own career, and meeting less and parting more was the norm.

On the other hand, it was probably also because of Luo Xi, so most of their attention was on the little daughter.

It was another half-day flight; when Luo Quan arrived, it was exactly the morning of the 8th, Beijing time.

The New Year's activities abroad were held with great momentum; at dawn on the 31st, New York was full of people celebrating on the streets, and Times Square was full of dense heads.

However, later, because the sound of a motorcycle engine was mistaken for gunfire, the celebration turned into a riot, and many people were trampled and injured, trending on the search list the next day.

By comparison, although China also celebrated New Year's Day, young people also went out to party.

However, the government managed large gatherings quite strictly; if there was no report, the organizers would be detained, so on the night of the New Year, such large-scale celebrations were not many, and they were all relatively orderly, without causing any trouble.

Moreover, China hadn't reached the time for the real New Year yet, so happiness wasn't for now.

However, speaking of which, the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year in recent years hadn't been as rich as it was ten-plus years ago.

It wasn't just because the quality of the Spring Festival Gala continued to decline, but it also had a certain relationship with the ban on setting off fireworks and firecrackers.

A Spring Festival without firecrackers and fireworks, is that still called a Spring Festival?

This question probably had an answer in everyone's heart.

The programs for the Spring Festival Gala had also started rehearsals, but at the time of the program selection, Luo Quan couldn't get away in the United States, so she missed it; this year, she could only be an audience member in front of the screen.

Fortunately, this was also easier, without having to go through rehearsals with high mental tension.

To be honest, that period last year really made her quite uncomfortable, and she lost quite a lot of hair, but because she had a lot of hair to begin with, no one noticed.

The first thing after returning to the country was to go to the company to inspect and guide the work.

The episodes of "Azeroth" had already reached the fifth episode.

At the end of the previous episode, after his big brother left, Illidan boldly confessed to Tyrande, but was ruthlessly rejected.

Illidan, frustrated in love, turned his grief and anger into strength, releasing all his fury onto the Burning Legion.

However, because the enemy was too strong and his command was too reckless, it led to heavy casualties among his mages, so his position was also removed.

Under the double blow, Illidan believed that this couldn't save Azeroth and the Night Elves, so he decided to surrender to the Burning Legion.

The newly released fifth episode followed the plot at the end of the previous episode.

Illidan's surrender finally made the master of the Burning Legion appear; he was the Fallen Titan Sargeras.

This strongest among the Titans was very satisfied with Illidan's surrender, so he bestowed upon him fel energy from the other side of the Dark Portal, but at the same time, he also destroyed his eyes.

Illidan, having gained fel energy, saw his strength greatly increase, but at the same time, he also saw clearly the power of the Burning Legion, which also made him start calculating how to completely destroy the Burning Legion and save Azeroth.

Up to here, the plot could be considered to have reached a small climax.

Especially where Illidan transformed into a Demon Hunter; because the special effects were explosive, Illidan's new look was handsome to the point of bursting, directly trending second on Twitter, with over 500,000 related tweets.

For Twitter, which was usually the home ground for entertainment or international politics, it was very rare for a virtual character to have such high attention.

The previous virtual character with such popularity was Tifa Lockhart; very coincidentally, she was also a character under Blizzard Studio.

Many double-fan fans were calling on Twitter for Blizzard to produce an action game with Illidan as the protagonist; with so many global fans, it would definitely sell well.

Regarding such an idea, Luo Quan tweeted that the game was indeed already being made.

A crowd of gamers was overjoyed, thinking that another next-generation masterpiece was about to arrive.

However, they didn't expect that Luo Quan only said half of what she meant.

The game was indeed being made, but the protagonist of the game wasn't Illidan; it would be every player who played the game.

No one would have thought what kind of great work they would get next.

The emperor doesn't starve his soldiers; recently, Blizzard Studio had been making animations while developing new games, and everyone was conscientious; after Luo Quan came to inspect this time, she also told everyone about the benefits.

First was the expansion of the company's office building.

Now the Blizzard Studio team had expanded to over 790 people; because the company's area was limited, a considerable portion of these people were working from home.

Luo Quan came this time mainly to rent another floor.

Secondly was the food; a while ago, she heard Li Jiang react, saying that everyone usually ate takeout, and doing so for a long time wasn't very good for the body.

The problem was also easy to solve; just outsource a catering team, and when the time came, divide a part of the second floor rented to change into a kitchen.

Boss Luo emphasized to Manager Li that the employees' diet was the company's top priority; only when they were full would they have the energy to do their work well.

Boss Luo also pointed out that besides being nutritious, the taste of the canteen couldn't be ignored; the menu must be changed frequently to ensure the food was delicious and they ate good food.

Finally, Boss Luo said in an inspiring tone: "Under everyone's unremitting efforts, Blizzard Studio will eventually and must become the best game studio on Earth."

With several promises made, the enthusiastic employees shouted that the boss was wise.

Subsequently, Luo Quan asked if there were any other requirements; since she was in the company now, they could speak freely, although not all of them could necessarily be realized.

Since the boss said so, the employees were also honest and not polite, directly standing up by the dozens, holding pens and paper, wanting her autograph.

She was not only the boss but also an international superstar; there were many young people among the employees, and naturally, many were fans.

She hadn't done autographs for a long time, but this time she didn't refuse the enthusiasm of the fan employees, signing their names one by one on A4 paper or notebooks.

After finishing everything, Luo Quan left the company under the enthusiastic and reluctant gazes of the employees.

"So much sweat," after leaving the building, Luo Quan pulled at the vest that had been soaked by sweat.

This was her first time giving a lecture to employees in the capacity of a company leader, which made her quite nervous.

However, the process went quite smoothly, and the employees' reactions were also very good, and the company atmosphere was quite harmonious.

Actually, it was normal; after all, Blizzard Studio's treatment was one of the best in the industry, and she, the boss, was both capable and beautiful; it would be strange if the atmosphere wasn't good.

To be honest, Luo Quan herself didn't expect that one day she could become the boss of such a large company; she seemed to be only one step away from being a domineering president.

However, those domineering presidents were in suits and leather shoes, and also had to comb their hair back.

She, a woman, felt a bit incongruous in this outfit.

In her impression, the general look of a female president seemed to be glasses, OL, black silk suspender pants...

"Eww~~" Luo Quan couldn't help but shiver, feeling that this look was too outrageous.

Although she had worn a swimsuit, she still had some psychological barriers to these special looks.

It was probably because the classic looks in some Japanese movies were too deeply rooted in people's hearts.

However, things like domineering presidents were actually just products of YY in novels.

In reality, there weren't many of these bosses who wore suits and wandered around all day.

Most of them wore casual clothes, and the richer they were, the more ordinary their clothes looked.

Of course, they only looked ordinary; if one really understood the price, ordinary people still couldn't afford them.

After coming out of the company, Luo Quan returned to her home in Tan Gong.

Here, Ai Wei, Su Yu, and Lan Xuan had been living, but these three were all the type who didn't work. They didn't know how to do housework, so cleaning and such were all done by a cleaning company.

Luo Quan didn't notify anyone when she returned this time; when the door opened, she happened to see Su Yu doing yoga on the floor.

She hadn't paid much attention before, but now at a glance, it turned out she was really quite well-endowed; the yoga clothes outlined a quite rounded curve.

In the words of the older generation, it was: this girl looks like she is good at giving birth.

"Doing yoga?" Luo Quan walked in with a suitcase, greeting softly.

"Oh my, Boss!" Su Yu heard the voice and knew it was the boss who had returned without even turning her head.

However, her body also lost balance, and she fell forward.

"I didn't see that you had such a good figure, and your yoga is quite standard," Luo Quan joked with a laugh.

Su Yu explained with a slightly red face: "I used to learn folk dance, so my body coordination is quite good, but later I switched to being an actor, so I didn't practice much, just using yoga to maintain my figure."

At this time, Ai Wei, who was cooking in the kitchen, also poked her head out; seeing Luo Quan, her eyes smiled into crescent moons.

Ai Wei had also been studying and performing in Europe for a while, and she hadn't been back for long, hearing that she had gained a lot.

"What are you making?" Luo Quan looked curiously.

"Lunch, instant noodles," Ai Wei replied in the kitchen.

Luo Quan frowned: "Why are you eating this at noon? It's better to order takeout."

Su Yu laughed: "Hers is not ordinary instant noodles; it's a luxury version with chicken legs, shrimp, fish cakes, beef, vegetables, and ham; the nutrition is top-notch."

"Yes, Boss, do I look like the type of person who would make do?" Ai Wei said, bringing out a large bowl of instant noodles, tomato egg soup base, with all kinds of ingredients.

Just the meat in this pot was more than the seasoning packets Master X made in a year.

Luo Quan laughed: "You guys really know how to play; eating instant noodles with the momentum of a Manchu-Han Imperial Feast."

"No way, if I had your craftsmanship, Boss, I wouldn't need to do so many tricks with instant noodles," Ai Wei said, looking quite helpless, sitting down and taking the first bite of that big chicken leg.

At this time, Lan Xuan also came down from upstairs, but she looked a bit haggard.

"What's wrong? Are you sick?" Luo Quan walked up and asked with concern.

"I caught a cold," Lan Xuan squeezed out a smile, "It was a bit uncomfortable last night, but I've already felt much better after taking medicine."

Luo Quan sighed: "It's cold in winter, so don't run outside; your status isn't low now, others should be the ones running around; you just sit at home and wait for announcements to come to your door."

"Boss, I have something to say, I don't know if I should say it or not," Ai Wei took a breath of noodles, a bit hesitant.

At this time, Lan Xuan and Su Yu's expressions were also a bit unnatural.

"You guys are hiding something from me, right?" Luo Quan looked at Lan Xuan; it seemed there was still a hidden story, "Tell me, what exactly is going on."

"It's just that a few days ago, we recorded a reality show variety show on Blue Sea Satellite TV; Su Yu was a guest, and in the middle of winter, they insisted on playing games in the swimming pool.

Although the water was heated, it was very cold.

Su Yu had cramps not long after going down; Lan Xuan saw the situation wasn't right and immediately jumped down to save her; Su Yu was fine, but Lan Xuan caught a cold." Lan Xuan was the one who went to pick up the two of them at the time, and she knew very well what the situation was, so she told the whole story.

"Why hide this? It's not your fault," Luo Quan's face had already become very ugly, but not because of Lan Xuan and Su Yu, but because of this outrageous program team.

Filming a variety show in the water in the middle of winter, which talent came up with this plan? They don't take the artist's body seriously, right?

"Why didn't I see any news on the internet? Logically, this counts as a recording accident," Luo Quan was a bit angry, "Which program team is it? Tell me, I'll go get an explanation for you."

Su Yu looked at Luo Quan timidly: "The director said this is the program effect..."

She was mainly afraid that the boss would offend people because of this, so she didn't dare to tell her.

"Program effect?" Luo Quan sneered, "I'll let him see what is called program effect today." ===== CHAPTER 626 =====