Chapter 285: Qi Hao Has Given Up (Requesting Monthly Votes)

Ye Weimin’s team has been working on the script for “People in Trouble 2.”

But the results have been very unsatisfactory.

Ye Weimin believes the core of “People in Trouble” is the Spring Festival travel rush, so he wanted to center the second part around it.

However, most of the selling points of the Spring Festival travel rush were already shown in the first part; continuing to focus on it for the sequel would make it hard to create any standout plot, and without a standout plot, it’s naturally impossible to replicate the first part’s success.

Those around him were instantly stunned—they hadn’t expected Bai Guan’s man to seize on this point to trouble Yun Xu, since sudden cultivation leaps were rarely pursued in the outer sect, yet it still violated the rules, as the sect strictly controlled the Qi Condensation Scripture: one must not practice the next stage before reaching the required level.

The two didn’t rush to follow; Jin had received professional training and would certainly have strong counter-surveillance awareness—ambushing blindly might alarm the target.

In just a moment, the fire bird had circled the entire Hui Rui Mountain range, scattering countless sparks that burst into roaring flames.

After two rounds of internet financing, the equity structure of companies under Dingdong Group has been continuously adjusted, preparing for future financing.

All the souls are the eyes of this place’s master, so here, the “Invisibility Cloak” is meaningless.

Even as I gradually grew and broadened my horizons, learning more and more about Yang Jian, my admiration for him never weakened—in fact, it only deepened, making me feel even more awed by him.

Not long ago, three outsiders arrived in Chang’an City, shattering a balance that had lasted for years.

Fate or luck, A Quan felt such things had nothing to do with her; miracles never happened to her—what always came her way were troubles, and the worst kind at that.

After work, Ma Dong had nothing to do, so he decided to check on how Li Enhui’s hastily opened shopping card sales point was doing.

Zhang Jindong, wanting to invest in Dingdong Group’s subsidiaries, certainly didn’t make this decision on a whim—he had long sent people to Luzhou and other markets to investigate, and according to their feedback, Dingdong Group had few countermeasures against Alibaba’s price war, mostly resorting to price cuts or coupon promotions, making them look quite desperate.

Even though Gu Lingzhi had already proven with her strength that she hadn’t entered through seducing the Third Prince, these people still believed rumors don’t arise from nothing. If the matter were completely false, how could such rumors have spread in Tai’an City?

He never expected someone like Gong Chi Yi would think of freezing sperm; if he wanted children, there were countless women willing to bear them—why go through the extra trouble of preserving it?

“This is your Gong family! How can an outsider come here?” he was utterly baffled.

Shen Tuantuan felt awkward—she had been rubbing her eyes hard to make them red to match Ning Nanxing’s story, and had just been caught in the act by Shen Changzhi.

Shen Changzhi murmured softly, plopped down on the veranda, leaned against the door of Shen Tuantuan’s room, and looked up at the sky.

“The current situation is that you’ve already been led by the nose by Zhu Qing. What you need to do now is stop clinging to her like before—you need to be appropriately indifferent. Do you understand what I mean?” This time it was Yang Xiaofan who crossed his legs, looking like a smug old man.

That’s why she had the confidence tonight, why she wasn’t afraid of the two princesses’ challenges. Thinking back to how she’d once refused to learn these things, Ye Huang felt a pang of shame.

There was no choice—she had to eat along with them, taking nearly one bite each, stretching dinner out for a long time. Throughout, Yu Fuer never returned.

Gu Lingzhi, riding in the carriage toward the Imperial Academy, didn’t know she had become someone’s thorn without doing anything at all—this was all thanks to the rumors spreading from Tai’an City.