I was persecuted and turned into a teenage idol

Su Jian: "..."

Animals!

They've long since become accustomed to this threat and oppression, and over time they've actually gotten used to it?

Su Jian, carrying the script, walked step by step to the end of the corridor, and suddenly slowed down when she arrived.

In that instant, she saw two figures sitting on the wooden chairs by the door, waiting.

One is Cai Shuyan from Firefly Girls, the one who made harsh remarks mocking and belittling herself when she won the competition "Idol's Struggle".

There's another one... but Su Jian doesn't recognize it.

From her appearance, she is a beautiful woman with a full head of blonde hair, a voluptuous figure, and wearing a sparkly idol uniform, clearly a female idol.

As Su Jian walked over, both Cai Shuyan and the blonde girl turned and glanced at her.

Cai Shuyan was taken aback, then turned her head away disdainfully, ignoring her.

The blonde girl smiled faintly at her and said, "Hello, my name is Jessica."

"Jessica?"

Foreign girl?

Although she has blonde hair, her skin color is clearly that of a person of Asian descent.

Is that someone of Chinese descent or someone who returned from overseas?

Thinking to himself, Su Jian sat down next to Jessica and said, "Su Jian."

"Oh? You're Su Jian?" Jessica suddenly smiled slightly.

Su Jian scratched her forehead in surprise: "Eh? You...know me?"

“Of course.” Jessica fiddled with her blonde hair. “Of course I know Su Jian from Cotton Candy Girl.”

"pleasure……"

Looks like I'm actually quite well-known!

Thinking of this, Su Jian felt a slight sense of pride and smiled.

However, I came here for a job interview, not to chat with beautiful women.

The three people sitting on the wooden chairs quickly became engrossed in reviewing the script.

The once quiet corridor was now eerily silent.

After what seemed like an eternity, the door across the street was finally pushed open, and a staff member in an office lady uniform poked his head out.

"You three are the actors who came to audition for Li Shui'er today, right?"

"Yes!" Su Jian and the other two quickly put down their scripts and nodded.

"Those whose names I call, come in. The rest of you wait outside. First one, Cai Shuyan."

Cai Shuyan stood up abruptly and confidently followed the staff inside.

The door wasn't closed, and Su Jian and Jessica, sitting outside, could clearly see her walk in and stand quietly.

There should be an interviewer opposite, but Su Jian couldn't see who it was from the angle she was sitting at; she could only see Cai Shuyan's back.

After a few simple but unclear questions, Cai Shuyan finally began her performance.

There were no costumes or props, no music, and no actors.

She stood still and began her performance, giving Su, who was watching from outside the door, goosebumps.

It has to be said that Cai Shuyan's acting skills are also... well, let's just say they're not great.

As for why I used "yes"... it's mainly because she and I can be considered as a pair of brilliant strategists.

As for Jessica... I don't know her level. Whether she can join the ranks of Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong depends on her performance.

"Let's review it one more time."

Cai Shuyan's performance made him feel incredibly embarrassed.

But once she finishes her performance, it means she might be publicly executed.

This is similar to how teachers in elementary school ask students to answer questions and recite texts one by one according to their expectations.

This feeling of waiting is worse than death; my heart is pounding out of my chest!

"Brother Xingruo..."

Sitting in her seat, Su Jian murmured her lines. She glanced at Cai Shuyan every now and then, and then at the script again.

I don't know why, maybe it's because I was too nervous.

At this moment, my mind began to go blank, and I found myself forgetting more and more of the lines I had memorized.

In the end, even the characters themselves began to feel unfamiliar, giving me the illusion that "this character looks like this?"

"hiss……"

I've always been prone to nervousness.

Su Jian had no choice but to take a deep breath, and suddenly she saw a figure in front of her.

It's Cai Shuyan.

She walked out blushing, seemingly realizing that her performance wasn't quite perfect—a high-EQ explanation.

"Next." Another staff member came out. "Jessica... Jessica."

"Yes." Jessica confidently placed the script on her seat, her long legs sweeping past her, carrying the scent of cologne.

"Phew!" Thank goodness it wasn't me.

Su Jian breathed a sigh of relief.

But in other words... I'm definitely next.

She couldn't help but glance at Jessica, and noticed the other's performance...

Wow, all three people I interviewed today are incredibly talented! This little Guangcheng is no ordinary place!

With these two ahead of me setting an example, I can relax a little.

But upon closer reflection, if my performance were even worse than theirs... wouldn't that be even more embarrassing?

Having absolutely no confidence in her acting skills and delivery of lines, Su Jian had no choice but to grit her teeth and read the script excerpt again. Then she closed her eyes and imagined how she would perform later.

"Su Jian".

"..."

"Su Jian!!!"

"Huh?!" He suddenly opened his eyes and saw the staff staring at him.

"Is it my turn?"

Su Jian turned around in surprise and found Jessica already sitting to the side, so she had no choice but to get up quickly.

"sorry!"

She smiled awkwardly, then immediately got up and carefully stepped into the interview room.

But as soon as she entered the door, she suddenly froze.

Chapter 99, Section 52: Enemies Meet on a Narrow Road

The room, which wasn't very big, was an empty space.

Opposite to me, where I was to stand for the interview, was a long table. Behind the table sat three figures, and at the very back was a camera.

But Su Jian immediately noticed the person sitting in the very center.

The person who made me encounter the term "unspoken rules" for the first time was Lu Hanfei.

"What?"

I never expected that Lu Hanfei would be one of the interviewers who interviewed me today.

This is it... How am I supposed to survive?

It's unbelievable how we met again; after leaving "Who's the Boy?", I ran into him again at a TV drama audition.

Su Jian paused for a moment, and a middle-aged man with a receding hairline next to Lu Hanfei, whose nameplate read "Zhang San," frowned.

"Please come in, actor."

"Oh! I'm sorry, teacher!"

Su Jian suddenly woke up with a start, her body trembling.

She stole a glance at Lu Hanfei but didn't dare to look at him for too long, for fear that he would recognize her.

Although there was no deep-seated hatred between them, she had refused his advances, which he considered ungrateful and utterly despicable.

It seems today's interview is destined to fail...

Thinking about this made me feel a little frustrated, and I even started to wonder whether I should keep my arms or my legs.

Or... could I plead with Ye Xing on his behalf? After all, failing the interview wasn't my fault; it was Lu Hanfei's deliberate obstruction!

Oh yeah! This guy could actually be my excuse after failing an interview!

The question is, does Ye Xing even believe it...?

Taking a deep breath, Su Jian finally stood in the center.

"Name." Zhang San looked up at himself.

"Su Jian".

“Su Jian…” Lu Hanfei murmured to himself, his arrogant eyes fixed on him.

The moment he saw Su Jian, his anus seemed to ache again, reminding him of the stormy night.

"Let's talk about your understanding of the character Li Shui'er." He didn't say much, as if he didn't know me at all.