Chapter 1125: Chasing You to the Ends of the Earth

On the airplane.

Yun Qitian looked at Liu Min's transfer papers and admission certificate, still feeling that this matter was unreliable.

He was studying clinical medicine, and specifically neurology.

It required a particularly rigorous attitude and considerable manual dexterity; could Liu Min's careless personality really do it?

It couldn't.

It wasn't a doubt, but rather a certainty that it wouldn't work.

"Why don't you change your major? Our major really isn't suitable for you. Matters of life and death cannot be treated as a joke."

"I have no problem, I can do it." Liu Min was full of confidence.

Qi Heng turned his head to look out the window; he had heard this line before, and it was just a joke.

Back then, when Liu Min wanted to take care of him personally, he said he didn't need her and told her to go out.

Liu Min had said: I can do it, I have no problem, I can do it. Then, the very next second, she spilled a cup of hot water on him!

She even wanted to help him change his clothes; he didn't agree, and while the two were struggling, several buttons were ripped off his clothes. Could such a fierce woman really study medicine?

And clinical medicine at that?

Neurology?

Qi Heng felt deeply worried for her future patients.

He hoped that it was just a three-minute passion, and that it would be best if she got bored after a few days and gave up.

……

A certain nameless Island.

The weather was fine, the sky was azure, and there wasn't a single cloud.

In the center of the Island stood a small Villa with white walls and a black roof, decorated quite elegantly, as if the person living there were a well-educated intellectual.

On a rattan chair at the entrance sat a man with gauze wrapped around his head.

The man had a thin build and looked young, only in his twenties.

Because his face couldn't be seen, judging solely by his posture, he was very calm.

But subtle, inconspicuous movements betrayed his inner state.

His hands rested on his legs, his long, fair fingers tapping incessantly, without rhythm, very chaotically.

Just like his current mood, very chaotic.

In a moment, the gauze would be removed, and he would be another person; from then on, he would live using that person's identity to take revenge!

But was the surgery successful?

Before the gauze was removed, no one knew.

If it failed, all the efforts made over the past six months would be in vain.

"Mr. Zhu, please come inside." The nurse came to invite him.

He stood up, his sharp gaze like a knife, as if it could pierce directly into the other person's heart: "What did you just call me, hmm?"

The nurse's heart trembled, and she quickly realized she had said the wrong thing.

She hurriedly knelt down: "I'm sorry Mr. Hong, it's my fault, I misspoke."

"You misspoke?"

He narrowed his long, slender eyes. Such a stupid person should stay on the Island for life and not go outside with him; it was too easy to ruin things.

The nurse changed her words again: "It wasn't that I misspoke, it was that I mistook the person. I kept thinking of someone else in my heart, so I mistakenly called Mr. Hong by the name of the person I was thinking of. I'm sorry, please forgive me."

That was more like it.

Being able to smooth over a mistake after making one, doing so flawlessly, was one of his criteria for evaluating those around him.

He paced inside, and the person behind him hurriedly stood up and followed silently.

The man sat in front of a mirror, and a doctor in a white coat used warm water to moisten the gauze bit by bit until it was thoroughly soaked, then began to unwind it little by little.

Zhu Qingrui stood on the other side, not speaking, but he gripped his brother's hand.

The brothers held hands tightly; there was no need for words at this moment, but their hearts were in sync!

The eyes were revealed, the nose was revealed, the forehead was revealed, and the mouth was also revealed.

The entire face was completely exposed to the air; this was a completely unfamiliar face.

From this moment on.

There was no longer a person named Zhu Qingxiang in the world; what existed was an eighteenth-tier minor celebrity named Hong Yileng!

Hong Yileng.

A graduate of a formal Film Academy, he had had few friends since childhood.

After his parents divorced, they each had their own families and showed him very little concern; usually, they had no contact with him other than providing living expenses.

During a trip, he met a wealthy young master who also claimed to be surnamed Hong. He was young, very enthusiastic and kind to others, and the key point was that he was extremely generous, throwing money around like dirt.

The two hit it off immediately and soon swore an oath of brotherhood.

The little details of his family and his life trajectory from childhood to adulthood were all figured out by his "younger brother" within a few days.

The younger brother invited him to his home to play, and from then on, Hong Yileng disappeared……

Until now, the new Hong Yileng appeared in the mirror.

"Brother, these are your documents." Zhu Qingrui presented a file folder containing an ID card, bank cards, and all necessary items; everything belonged to Hong Yileng. As soon as he left the Island, he would be a brand-new identity, a brand-new person.

……

Jiangzhou.

Huaxia University.

There were suddenly many more people on the university campus, including bodyguards, security personnel, and staff members wearing Bulletproof Vests with eight pockets.

There were also the script supervisor and the production assistant.

At noon, everyone went to the Cafeteria to eat and happened to see this scene; Shi Ran took one look and then withdrew her gaze.

Liu Min asked her, "Hey, what are these people doing?"

Shi Ran: "Filming a TV show or a movie; are you interested?"

Liu Min also withdrew her gaze: "Not interested. Everything on TV is fake, and I don't understand what those people who chase after stars are thinking. Why be so fanatical?"

Shi Ran: "Everyone pursues different goals, and the types they like are different. You don't understand people who chase stars, just like they couldn't understand why you, a girl, hold a scalpel yet are interested in knives, guns, and cannons."

Liu Min:...

Fine, she admitted that what Shi Ran said made sense.

The two of them discussed it for a moment and then moved on; the next topic was what to eat.

Why haven't those two idiots arrived yet?

Liu Min followed Shi Ran to study abroad in Jiangzhou, and they unexpectedly became close friends.

Her personality was a bit like Tao Qingyao, Shi Ran's best friend in A Country; they were both easygoing girls who didn't care much about details.

It was just that Liu Min was more fierce.

Her personality was fierce, but her academic grades were not fierce at all; they were quite poor.

She couldn't remember those medical terms at all; the girl who usually bled without shedding tears would cry again and again in class, heartbroken.

Shi Ran put aside past grievances to help her with tutoring, teaching her simple and convenient study methods.

And Liu Min was a girl who knew how to be grateful; if someone treated her well once, she would repay them ten times over.

That little obsession from childhood had long since vanished into thin air.

The film crew met with a cold reception on campus.

Not only did Shi Ran and her friends ignore them, but the vast majority of students ignored them too.

Their daily studies were very busy, and besides their studies, there were many things to do; they had no time to chase stars.

However, while the film crew met with a cold reception, the film crew itself was unhappy.

From the director to the actors, the assistant director to the cameraman, the script supervisor, and the bodyguards hired by the crew, everyone was very unhappy.

An actor complained: "The students here are all bookworms; they only know how to study and have no other hobbies. How pitiful."

The director didn't say it out loud, but in his heart, he blamed the fact that the actors' star power wasn't big enough this time, which was why they couldn't attract the students' attention!

What was the use of hiring so many bodyguards?

It was clearly meant to maintain order, for fear that too many onlookers would affect the normal filming.

But in the end, there was no one watching at all; how embarrassing!