diskusbooks Chapter 864 The Entertainment Industry, The Original Female Lead Killed by the Transmigrator (30)
Chapter 864 The Entertainment Industry, The Original Female Lead Killed by the Transmigrator (30)
Even if your cultivation level is higher than the Heavenly Dao of a certain world, that Heavenly Dao can't do anything to you. Above it is the Great Dao. Unless you can cultivate the Great Dao yourself, then there's really nothing that can restrain you.
But how could someone burdened with such karma possibly achieve the Great Dao? They would have been destroyed before that, so in the end, there was only one outcome.
All she could do was worry. If she weren't pregnant, she could go and check on things, or have Jia Duo Bao communicate with the Heavenly Dao there. But that wasn't possible now. She couldn't separate her soul from her body, otherwise her parents would probably go crazy. She could only wait until after she gave birth.
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During this time, Xiao Yun often used his personal computer to browse websites both domestically and internationally, hoping to find clues about the existence of those two systems.
Now that she has some time, she can take care of those two systems. In this world, she can do it while she's sleeping. Separating one system is not difficult at all; she only needs to use her consciousness and doesn't even need to cast spells.
The main problem is finding the other party. The system in this dimension is indeed more sophisticated than the system in that higher dimension. The clones and the main body are connected, so as long as one is found, they can all be found.
This system and its clones operate independently, without any interconnection. It truly exemplifies the principle of "a cunning rabbit has three burrows" and "not putting all your eggs in one basket."
Of course, this is probably the result of countless failures they've learned, and they've likely been discovered and eliminated by others many times before.
She said she was looking for it, but she didn't have high hopes; she was just doing it to pass the time.
Unexpectedly, she found someone when she was five months pregnant, a happy accident.
However, it wasn't found through a computer or the internet, but through a letter.
Yes, a letter. Isn't it incredible that people still use such primitive methods to communicate at this time?
This is because the person writing the letter is a high school student, who is under a lot of pressure studying and doesn't have a mobile phone to send messages. The school doesn't allow students to bring or use mobile phones, and if they are found, they are confiscated or even smashed and thrown into the water. So he can only communicate with her in this most primitive way.
The student Xiao Yun was communicating with was a poor student sponsored by her entertainment company. When she filmed that movie about supporting education in rural areas, she played a teacher in a rural area and met a real dropout in that mountain village.
Later, the company sponsored her, since personal sponsorship would cause a lot of trouble. Donating in the company's name to sponsor impoverished students not only brings a good reputation but also allows for legitimate tax avoidance.
The child's name is Zhang Cui. She was also one of the extras before, playing her students. Xiao Yun fed those children a lot during filming and got along very well with them. She thought those children were all quite smart.
Actually, all of these children went to school, including Zhang Cui. However, her father died in a car accident on his way home for the Chinese New Year at the end of the year they were filming.
Her mother died when she was five years old, leaving only her grandmother, who was also sickly and unable to continue supporting her schooling.
Even though it was still within the nine-year compulsory education period, she had to walk one or two hours from the mountains to go to junior high school in town. Her daily food and drink were a problem, let alone living at school.
This situation is common in remote mountainous areas. Even if the school reduces or waives fees, it's only for accommodation. It's impossible for them to cover their daily expenses and support their families.
The child herself asked to drop out of school. Even though the village said they would try to apply for subsistence allowance for her family, she said she wanted to earn money as soon as possible to treat her grandmother's illness.
At the time, Xiao Yun thought the child was quite smart and had perseverance. When she heard the news, she felt it was a pity that the child had to drop out of school. So when she left, she told her to continue her studies, and that someone would donate money to help her grandmother get medical treatment and sponsor her until she graduated from university.
That child was indeed very clever. Even though the donations received were under the name of Jiuxiao Entertainment, she guessed that they were related to Xiao Yun. When she wrote the thank-you letter, she also wrote one for her.
Every autumn, she would send some local specialties from the mountains to the company, but there was always one package with her name on it. The girl didn't know that she was Jiuxiao's boss, she only knew that she was Jiuxiao's artist, so she would always write "Please pass on this message" on the package.
She kept sending letters for three years, and now that he's in his second year of high school, Xiao Yun felt that the girl was really thoughtful. Since she had nothing else to do at the moment, she wrote her a letter back.
She found the feeling of making friends through words quite interesting. She had only written about it in the world of the past, but very rarely, because most of the original owners she inhabited were illiterate.
I wrote the opening according to the format, first encouraging the other person to study hard and get into a good university in the future, and that if they could come to Beijing, they could come to my home to play.
She also talked about some interesting things that happened when she went to other cities to film, as well as the local customs and culture, which broadened her horizons.
The other party was quite excited and happy to finally receive a reply, and quickly wrote back to Xiao Yun, changing their previous monotonous thank you messages to anecdotes and everyday conversations.
The two of them exchanged letters almost every month. When Zhang Cui had her monthly leave, she would go home and bring back some mountain produce or fruit grown in her own yard.
In a letter he recently received, Xiao Yun discovered something unusual.
Zhang Cui said that there was a very special classmate in her high school, who was a year ahead of her and was now a senior. She heard that he was just an average student in the first semester of his freshman year, but in the second semester, he suddenly seemed to have a breakthrough and actually got first place, and he got full marks in everything except Chinese!
At the time, his classmates and teachers suspected that he had cheated, whether he had copied the answers. After all, how could someone suddenly become so bright and get first place in every subject? It was as if he had become a completely different person.
You have to understand that even those teachers might not be able to write these exam papers perfectly. When grading the papers, they just follow the answer key because they don't know everything either.
The teachers for the following subjects gave him separate tests and asked him to do them again in front of them. To their surprise, he still got them all right. There was no doubt about it anymore. He was a genius who suddenly had an epiphany!
After that, this person became the teachers' darling, a potential top scorer in the college entrance examination, and their school was very likely to make the news.
The other students were envious and wanted to know if he had found some kind of study method. Of course, some were jealous and whispered that he might be possessed by some mountain spirit or monster. Some even threw black dog blood on him on his way home from school...
Zhang Cui wrote these things in the letter as if they were funny. When Xiao Yun saw this information, he subconsciously thought of the academic genius system, which came three years ago, and the timing matched perfectly.
I never expected that thing would end up in such a remote place. If she had to search for it on her own, she probably wouldn't have been able to figure it out.
I don't know if it's being fed by someone with high luck, or if it's still accumulating power and preparing to find a target when it gets to university.
However, regardless of which one it was, it had no chance. The next afternoon, Xiao Yun took advantage of his nap time to return to his original body, conceal his form, and teleport there.
The reason she didn't go in the evening when she had more time was mainly because she didn't know Zhang Cui's so-called classmate, and it would be too troublesome to search the whole county.
That afternoon, all she had to do was go to school. Zhang Cui had filled in her school address when she wrote to her; she lived on campus, and it was easier to receive mail there than at home.
Although they donated money to repair roads and build a primary school after filming the movie, the place was too remote, and some infrastructure, such as post offices and hospitals, could only be found in towns and counties.
Upon arriving at the school according to the address, Xiao Yun discreetly entered the teaching building. She first went to Class 3 of the second year of high school to take a look at Zhang Cui. She didn't look much different and could be recognized at a glance. However, she had grown quite a bit taller than before, probably around 1.65 meters.
The dark red on his face had disappeared, and it had become much whiter. He must have been busy studying and didn't have much time to sunbathe. After all, he only had two days off a month to go home, and he could only work in the fields for those two days.
Seeing that she was healthy and cheerful chatting with her classmates, Xiao Yun smiled and went up to the third floor.
The senior high school classrooms are all on the third floor. Because it is the best middle school in the county, there are many students, with sixteen classes in each grade. Zhang Cui did not write down which class that person was in, so she had to find it herself.
Fortunately, the area was not large. Xiao Yun started from the left staircase on the third floor and checked each classroom from left to right for any systemic radio wave fluctuations. He quickly found it in the fourth classroom.
This is Class 4 of Senior Three. The boy sitting at the second-to-last desk, wearing a blue and white school uniform, somehow manages to exude a rebellious air.
Just by looking at this person, you would never guess that he is a top student who always gets first place in exams. You would think he is a problem student who doesn't like to study, especially since his seat is so far back and he doesn't sit properly.
Of course, before he got the system, he didn't really like studying. Even after he got the system, the system forced knowledge into his brain like a cramming machine, and he still had to rely on the system to cheat during exams.
Maybe it's precisely this contrast, this reversal of fortune that's so satisfying, otherwise I really can't figure out what criteria the system used to select this person.
In comparison, the male classmate in front of him, whose glasses lenses were as thick as the bottom of a bottle, seemed more like a top student.
The afternoon sun shone through the bright windows into the classroom, gilding the desks and chairs with a golden hue. It looked so peaceful and beautiful that Xiao Yun felt much more relaxed.
It was the first class of the afternoon, just starting. The bell rang when she came up. The slightly chubby, middle-aged male teacher, whose hairstyle suggested he was from a local area supporting the central government, was writing on the blackboard with his back to the students. His writing was fluent and clear, and his speed was extremely fast.
The students below also knew that time was tight, and most of them were copying notes diligently, with only a few being distracted or doing their own little things.
The boy who was possessed by the system was distracted, or rather, he was communicating with the system in his mind, because Xiao Yun sensed the irregular fluctuations in the system's electrical waves.
Thinking about the ultimate purpose of these systems, she subconsciously observed the luck emanating from this person.
It was discovered that his luck wasn't high; he was just average, the kind who wouldn't face any major disasters and could live a peaceful life with occasional setbacks.
The system's target wouldn't be him; it's more likely someone close to him, or someone he might come into contact with in the future.
So Xiao Yun observed his classmates again, and even looked at the teacher. None of them had strong luck, and there were even two who looked unlucky, as if someone in their family was about to die.
She extended her divine sense to the entire floor, then the entire building, and then discovered that the person with the highest luck was actually Zhang Cui!
Looking at her alone, you really don't think there's anything special about her, but compared to this, she stands out. However, Zhang Cui's luck didn't seem to be this high before. What good deeds did she do later to increase it?
"Didn't she get in touch with you? Don't forget, this body belongs to the female lead, who is a person of great fortune. In addition, your soul has become a little golden statue. Even a tiny bit of it is enough to blind their titanium alloy dog eyes. Of course, those who are on good terms with you can also get some."
Suddenly, Jia Duo Bao spoke in her mind.
Xiao Yun frowned. It turned out it was all her own fault. After all that fuss, she was the one who attracted this system.
Fortunately, Zhang Cui wrote about this guy's affairs in the letter as an amusing anecdote, which allowed her to discover it in time; otherwise, she might have had her luck drained.
Even if their ultimate goal might be her, they probably won't give up this piece of meat they've already got. Who knows what will happen then? Without good fortune, misfortune is certain.
Now that he knew the other party's purpose, Xiao Yun had no interest in figuring out how the system should operate or what agreement had been reached with that person. He could simply read the system memory when the time came.
He directly probed the boy's brain with his divine sense, trying his best to protect his brain nerves. Then he quickly enveloped the system and pulled it out before the system could react. The moment the system left the other person's body, he put it into his space.
Since Yao Yao wasn't around, Xiao Yun simply placed the system in his lab, which had a special container for storing it.
This system is an clone; it can't do anything unless it resides in a human body. Apart from sending out distress signals, it doesn't even have a self-destruct function, so there's no need to worry about what kind of trouble it might cause.
At the same time, the boy who was possessed by the system suddenly shuddered and collapsed onto his desk. The books on the desk were pushed off, making a clattering sound, which startled the students next to him, who immediately called for the teacher on the podium.
The teacher heard the noise and turned around. Seeing this, she quickly put down the chalk in her hand and ran over there.
When they got close, they called out twice and found that the person had lost consciousness. Their breathing and heartbeat were normal, but they couldn't wake them up. They quickly took out their phones and called for an ambulance.
Although Xiao Yun had tried his best to protect his head, the human brain is complex, and there will always be some aftereffects after being parasitized by the system.
That system was connected to his brain; otherwise, how could it transmit that knowledge to him and give him material rewards? There must be a contract for that.