Entertainment Era: My Good Sister Is All Over the World

Chapter 109 The Disliked Beauty (Please Subscribe)

Liz was born on the last day of 1961 and is currently 18 years old and in high school.

Her parents divorced when she was 3 years old, and she was awarded to her father.

At that time, divorce was a big deal, attracting relatives and neighbors to come and laugh at their family.

As a result, Li Zhi was bullied by her peers from a young age, which led to her developing a somewhat aloof and arrogant personality.

Her father was also an oddball. He remarried quickly and took his wife to Hong Kong to make a living, leaving his daughter at home to be cared for by his elderly mother, without giving her any living expenses.

This caused Lizhi to experience the humiliation of poverty and hardship from a young age, adding a layer of stubbornness and forbearance to her personality.

It was precisely these traits that made her relationships with her classmates and teachers so bad.

Because of her precocious figure, which far surpasses that of her peers, she is often the subject of gossip.

Therefore, Lizhi prefers to be alone.

Today, after school, I wanted to find a place to be alone for a while.

Because her grandmother would nag her when she went home, and although she knew her grandmother meant well, she was tired of hearing it.

As she sat on a bench in the woods, lost in thought, two figures quietly approached from behind and struck her on the back of the head.

It's unclear whether those two were after money or women; they were probably novices, and they ran away as soon as Huang Wenbin scared them.

Of course, even if Huang Wenbin hadn't appeared, someone else would have come to rescue her.

There are actually quite a few people coming and going on this road. Many people in this era still have a simple sense of justice. When they see someone in trouble, they will definitely raise their voices and lend a helping hand.

However, if no one had interfered strongly with Lizhi's fate, she might have been assigned to work in the Northwest after graduating from high school.

Then, her grandmother, with whom she depended on each other, passed away in 1981, forcing her scumbag father to take her to Hong Kong.

However, she had a very difficult early life in Hong Kong, where she could only work as a sales clerk and was beaten and scolded by her stepmother every day.

I finally mustered up the courage to go for an interview at a film company, only to be mocked by the staff there as "a country bumpkin trying to become a phoenix."

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Li Zhi finally couldn't take it anymore, confronted her father, asked for a sum of money, returned to Shanghai to study English intensively for three months, and then went to study in the United States.

Three years later, she finally made a stunning transformation, truly becoming a phoenix and winning the Miss Asia title that year.

At this time, Li Zhi's clothing was indeed somewhat simple, but it could not hide her natural beauty, leaving a deep impression on people at first glance.

Huang Wenbin rode his bicycle to take Lizhi to a nearby hospital.

When the doctors and nurses saw that Lizhi was covered in blood, they were shocked and rushed over to ask, "What happened?"

Huang Wenbin opened his mouth to explain, but Li Zhi suddenly grabbed his hand and said first, "It's nothing. I was unsteady on my feet and accidentally fell and hit my head."

"Quickly take him inside and treat his wounds, see how deep the injury is," one of the doctors instructed.

A nurse immediately helped Lizhi slowly walk into the medical room.

Huang Wenbin sat on the bench outside and waited.

There were many other patients waiting nearby, but they all looked at Huang Wenbin with rather strange eyes.

Huang Wenbin found these people utterly inexplicable and couldn't be bothered to pay them any attention.

"Hey, comrade, they're talking to you!"

A short while later, the nurse came out and patted Huang Wenbin on the shoulder: "Your girlfriend is calling you from inside!"

"My...my boyfriend?" Huang Wenbin was stunned for a moment.

"Yeah, right." The nurse glared at him disapprovingly. "She's already told us what happened. You're such a jerk. You argued with her over something so trivial and even pushed her. Luckily, it was just a scrape, nothing serious. If you'd suffered brain damage, you'd regret it for the rest of your life."

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"However, the brain is the most important organ, and she needs to stay in the hospital for observation for a day. Do you have any questions?"

Huang Wenbin didn't offer much explanation: "No problem."

Since these words were spoken by Lizhi, there must be a reason behind them.

The most important thing now is not to expose these words, but to gloss over the matter for the time being.

"Then please sign here. And pay the medical bills as well," the nurse said to Huang Wenbin. "Do you have your work ID with you? We need to register it."

Huang Wenbin asked, "I don't have a work ID, will a student ID work?"

"Okay." The nurse paused for a moment, but didn't say anything more.

Huang Wenbin handed his student ID to the nurse.

"Yanjing Film Academy?" The nurse was taken aback, looking Huang Wenbin up and down. "Then why are you in Shanghai?"

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Huang Wenbin explained, "I wrote a script, which caught the eye of the Shanghai Film Studio, who came to revise it."

"He's quite the talented one!" the nurse laughed. "You and your boyfriend are a good match, but she's still young. The new marriage law this year stipulates that women can only marry at 20, and premarital sex is prohibited. Be careful!"

Huang Wenbin awkwardly touched his nose and didn't say anything.

As instructed by the doctor, Lizhi needs to stay in the hospital for one night for observation.

Huang Wenbin followed her to register, and then settled the medical and hospitalization fees.

After completing all the formalities, Huang Wenbin went to the ward.

Li Zhi was sitting on the hospital bed by the window. When she saw Huang Wenbin walk in, she couldn't help but show her unease.

"What's there to be nervous about?" Huang Wenbin walked to the bedside and said with a smile, "You're quite good at lying to the doctor."

Lizhi lowered her head slightly: "It was my fault, but I didn't want anyone to know. Because of my family—"

"I understand!" Huang Wenbin nodded. "You don't need to explain. I'll cooperate with whatever you want to do. Just focus on getting better."

"Thank you!" Lizhi rarely encountered someone who cared about her, and she asked with a smile, "I still don't know your name. The doctor asked me about it just now, and I could only give a vague answer."

Huang Wenbin said calmly, "My name is Huang Wenbin, and I am a student at the Beijing Film Academy."

Lizhi raised an eyebrow, a puzzled look on her face: "This name... I feel like I've heard it somewhere before!"

"I'm also a writer and screenwriter. I've written several screenplays, one of which has already been made into a movie."

Huang Wenbin casually said, "It's called 'Let the Bullets Fly.' You may have seen it, or heard others mention it."

Lizhi's eyes suddenly lit up: "I remember now, there's a poem called 'Facing the Sea, with Spring Blossoms,' wasn't that yours?"

Now it was Huang Wenbin's turn to show surprise, and he asked, "Is this poem so widely circulated?"

"Many girls in my class copied it," Li Zhi said softly. "And many boys copied this poem and gave it to me, saying they wrote it themselves."

Huang Wenbin laughed awkwardly twice and didn't continue the topic.

"You're injured, should we notify your family?" Huang Wenbin said with some concern. "You might have to stay here tonight."

Upon hearing this, Lizhi immediately got out of bed: "No, I can't stay here tonight, I have to go home now."

"Okay." Huang Wenbin did not try to dissuade her, but instead went along with her arrangement.

Seeing the two of them walking out, the nurse immediately stepped forward to stop them: "Where are you two going?"

"I—she wants to go home!" Huang Wenbin replied.

The nurse said with concern, "With her head injured like this, what if something happens to her when she gets home?"

"I'm fine!" Lizhi said immediately. "My grandma is home alone, and I have to go back, otherwise she'll worry."

Upon hearing this, the nurse could only remind her, "You can go home, but if anything happens after you leave the hospital, we won't be responsible."

"I don't need you to take responsibility," Lizhi said, biting her lower lip. "If I die, it's my fate."

"Young lady, how can you talk like that!" the nurse said, somewhat displeased.

Lizhi was a person with a very strong sense of self-respect. She just snorted and walked out of the hospital.

Huang Wenbin immediately followed and said, "I'll take you. You don't really have to walk back."

Lizhi said softly, "If you come back with me, who knows what the neighbors will say!"

"Do you care about this a lot?" Huang Wenbin asked.

Lizhi sneered, "I don't care about them, let them die."

"That's more like it, what's there to be afraid of!" Huang Wenbin used his foot to pry open the bicycle kickstand and said with a smile, "Princess, please take a seat!"

Upon hearing this, Liz paused for a few seconds, then gave a mischievous laugh, jumped onto the back seat, and shouted, "Driver, you'd better drive carefully! If you cause this princess to fall, you'll be dead!"

"What coachman? I'm Prince Charming!" Huang Wenbin retorted with a sneer.

Lizhi said, "Your car is black."

"That's a dark horse prince too!"

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