Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!-Chapter 40 - : The National Museum Speaks!
Chapter 40: Chapter 40: The National Museum Speaks!
[Jiang Li claims she copied this herself? But her calligraphy is actually this pretty?]
[Jiang Li dares to boast, and you guys really believe her? Do you really think the relics in the museum can just be borrowed for copying? The Jiang Family isn’t that influential.]
[I actually believed it until Jiang Li said that. Now, I just want to laugh. She probably had someone else do it and then took the credit for it.]
The barrage was full of mockery.
Qi Tianyu was also somewhat shocked.
Although one should not judge a book by its cover, the person in question was the notoriously infamous Jiang Li. When did she become so cultured?
Wen Jiaojiao, who knew Jiang Li’s character well, almost rolled her eyes to the sky and directly grabbed the book, saying,
“If you really copied this, I’ll eat all these right away!”
“Jiang Li, please make your public persona a bit more down-to-earth. Isn’t being a rich, beautiful woman enough? Why insist on pretending to be a lady from a scholarly family—you—”
“Yo, looks like I arrived just in time, it’s quite lively here.”
A mocking male voice suddenly interrupted Wen Jiaojiao.
Everyone instinctively looked towards the sound, and the next second they were almost blinded.
They saw a tall man pulling a huge suitcase walking in nonchalantly.
The black suit adorned with golden patterns he wore shone with flowing light, even brighter than the light above his head.
The shirt he wore inside was gold too, the neckline wide open, revealing a gold necklace as thick as a little finger.
Not only that, the man’s hair was meticulously managed, shiny and sleekly backcombed, with a few locks deliberately dangling in front of his forehead, and the sunglasses perched on his nose were the latest trendy brand of the season.
Despite the exaggerated outfit, the man supported it with his perfect proportions and unworldly good looks.
The contours under the sunglasses were sharp and defined, his lips thin and seductive, complemented by his naturally roguish demeanor, making him flamboyant and wild.
Shu Yan’s eyes suddenly lit up, and Wen Jiaojiao was also stunned.
The camera operator quickly pushed the camera towards him, and the barrage exploded with screams.
[Damn, damn, who is this hottie? I want to know everything about him in three seconds!]
[Although he’s dressed ostentatiously, he’s really dashing! I’ve never seen a celebrity like this before!]
[Haha, you guys would be disappointed if you knew who he is—he’s Jiang Li’s even more useless brother, Jiang Yan.]
[Seriously, do the people in the barrage just stop in their tracks whenever they see a man? Jiang Yan is already an hour late. He must have spent all that time dressing up. What’s there to compliment about such an unrefined person?]
[The Jiang siblings are really something—one arrives the earliest, one the latest, but neither is decent.]
[You can tell the Jiang Family’s tradition is lacking—they’re just nouveau riche. How could they compare to a real prestigious family? If you ask me, the number one distinguished family in the Capital has to be the Gu Family.]
Seeing that everyone’s attention had shifted to him, Jiang Yan then slowly took off his sunglasses, revealing a pair of bewitching, flirty eyes.
“What are you all looking at? Did this young master mesmerize you?”
Shu Yan tossed aside her makeup mirror and stepped forward, “Hi there, handsome. I’m Shu Yan, nice to meet you.”
Jiang Yan scanned her from head to toe, then put on his sunglasses again.
“Sorry, I’m not into your type.”
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However, Shu Yan didn’t show a hint of unease; she just slowly withdrew her hand, sighed, and sat down on the sofa.
“The handsome guys on this show are so difficult to deal with. I knew I shouldn’t have come.”
“Not really, Shu Yan is here just to chase men, does she have no shame at all?”
“Jiang Yan isn’t much better, so impolite.”
“I really doubt if the production team can handle these people. Each one is harder to deal with than the last. Now I find He Yun more tolerable compared to them, where does he act like a diva? He’s actually giving us a chance to get close to him!”
“Yeah, these amateurs are more pretentious than He Yun, speechless.”
Upon seeing Jiang Yan’s face in an instant, Wen Jiaojiao immediately retracted her lovesick expression.
She thought it was someone else; it turned out to be Jiang Li’s brother.
Therefore, she immediately mocked, “You Jiang Family folks are really something. One knows how to act, and the other is late but still acts all high and mighty, I really don’t know how you have the nerve to appear on this show.”
Jiang Yan pushed his suitcase, plopped down on the couch, and glanced sideways at Jiang Li, who was sitting by the window.
“Hey, I wasn’t keen to be on TV, and it was all because that woman forced me.”
Seeing that Jiang Yan had no intention of defending his sister, Wen Jiaojiao grew even more smug.
“Jiang Li, I advise you to have some self-awareness, admit that the book was copied for you, and that dishonorable methods were used, lest it gets exposed later and you won’t be able to clear your name even with ten tongues.”
Wen Jiaojiao’s words were prophetic.
As time passed, more people joined the live stream.
Those who were unaware of the background immediately voiced their outrage upon just seeing Jiang Li flaunt her scholarly persona.
Su Yinwan’s fans, initially struggling to find something to hold against Jiang Li, now took advantage of the situation and started posting harsh criticisms of Jiang Li’s pretense.
Among them were highly educated individuals who even listed the flaws in Jiang Li’s statements.
She was just an ordinary person, or rather a poor student from a non-prestigious university. How could Hua Country Museum possibly entrust her to copy such an important artifact?
Some even pulled past instances of Jiang Li’s handwriting on other platforms for comparison, clearly stating that she had someone else copy it for her.
Thus, in no time, the hashtag “Jiang Li’s Scholar Persona disastrously backfired” trended in the hot searches.
The comment section was full of mockery.
“Not really, how can Jiang Li, who scored barely over two hundred in the college entrance exam, dare to claim a scholarly persona? She even looks at the Buddhist Scripture, and claims she copied it herself? Why doesn’t she say she’s a PhD from Jing University?”
“It’s hilarious, if you want to pretend, at least get your facts right before you speak. She just hit the iron board named Qi Tianyu, right? He’s the real professional, studying Chinese literature at a prestigious university.”
“I can’t watch this anymore. Jiang Li’s skin is so thick. How can she remain calm and collected even after such a big flop?”
Inside the live stream room, facing Wen Jiaojiao’s aggressive approach, Jiang Li calmly put down her teacup.
Then she dipped her finger in a little water and casually wrote a character on the foggy glass window.
She then gracefully stood up and walked to the director.
“Director, everyone’s here now, shall we start?”
Wen Jiaojiao scoffed, “What are you pretending for?”
However, when her gaze fell on the character on the window, she couldn’t help but be stunned.
In the surrounding mist, the character “刹” was elegantly and powerfully scripted, identical to the handwriting in the book she was holding.
The viewers were also taken aback. No one expected that the character Jiang Li casually wrote on the window could be so attractive.
And what shocked them even more was yet to come.
Suddenly, someone typed in the live stream chat—
“Oh my god, everyone, check Weibo, Hua Country Museum’s official account has spoken!”
