Yun Li quickly forgot about the little incident with Xin Yu and buried herself in the painful task of memorizing the script for the past few days.
Two thick volumes—literally two entire booklets!
Ever since graduating, Yun Li hadn’t memorized anything this long. She was practically radiating despair.
If only there were something like Doraemon’s “memory bread,” then she wouldn’t have to suffer through memorizing everything only to forget it later.
Wait!
Yun Li suddenly thought of something. She pulled up the system interface and found the “Intelligence Brain Pill” in the shop.
Without hesitation, she bought it—and swallowed it.
As expected of an item from the system shop, the effect was immediate and powerful. The moment she swallowed it, a wave of clarity surged straight into her brain.
After fully absorbing the medicine, she checked her character panel again. As expected, her intelligence stat had increased by two points.
But what caught her attention even more was that a new attribute had appeared beneath intelligence:
“Comprehension.”
“Tuanzi, what’s this?” Yun Li asked System 001 curiously.
Tuanzi promptly appeared.
“Host, you don’t need to worry about that for now. Comprehension only becomes useful in high-risk worlds like martial arts or cultivation worlds.”
“It basically helps people understand manuals and techniques more easily. You’re still far from entering those kinds of dangerous worlds.”
Yun Li understood. In other words, her current level wasn’t high enough to even consider it.
It was like a level 1 beginner holding a level 100 weapon—the weapon was powerful, but completely unusable.
So she stopped thinking about it and instead silently resolved that if she ever had the chance to improve her comprehension, she definitely would.
After all, based on Tuanzi’s examples, high martial worlds were one thing—but if she ever ended up in a cultivation world, without enough ability to protect herself, she would really die.
Thinking of those cultivators who could split mountains with a single sword, Yun Li felt an even stronger sense of urgency.
With that in mind, she buried herself in the script.
The Intelligence Brain Pill really worked. Within two hours, Yun Li had memorized the entire script flawlessly.
With a brain full of plot, she headed straight to the set.
Because the web drama was set in a youthful campus setting, filming was arranged at the First University.
After negotiations between the crew and the school, a small area on campus had been cordoned off for filming.
Inside the campus, students without classes could be seen chatting as they walked, and the sports field was especially lively.
Walking through it, Yun Li even felt a bit younger.
“Hello, are you the streamer Xiao Yun?”
Yun Li turned around and saw two vibrant college girls, arms linked together, looking very close.
“Of course,” Yun Li replied kindly, taking photos with them and even signing autographs at their request.
At this moment, she clearly hadn’t realized what her recent trending topics meant.
It wasn’t until she was swallowed by a crowd that she realized—she had become popular.
After being trapped for half an hour, the crew finally noticed something was wrong and sent people to rescue her.
Looking at the students behind her shouting “Xiao Yun, good luck!”, Yun Li could only smile helplessly.
A bit too enthusiastic—but there was no malice.
The crew members who came to retrieve her kept apologizing, full of guilt.
Yun Li wasn’t unreasonable and simply followed them into the set.
Inside the studio—
“Cut! What are you acting? The emotional shift here is too abrupt. Do it again!”
Unlike the relaxed atmosphere outside, the moment Yun Li stepped into the studio, she could feel the tension.
The staff who brought her over carefully approached the director, who was scolding an actor.
After a long exchange, the director’s sharp gaze landed on Yun Li.
“Do you know how much this scene costs me? Even though you weren’t intentionally late, you were still delayed for so long…”
Just as he was mid-lecture, the director suddenly softened his tone, as if seeing something behind Yun Li.
“Well… since it wasn’t intentional, it’s understandable. Xiao Yun, take a seat. Your scene will be up soon.”
Following his gaze, Yun Li only saw a fluffy black head.
Strange.
She obediently sat in the arranged seat and began observing the actors on set, silently learning.
Although she had no acting experience, before transmigrating she had done voice acting for many films and animations, and her control of emotion was even better than some actors.
So what she focused on was blocking and movement.
“Hi, you must be Xiao Yun. Nice to meet you.”
A male voice sounded. When Yun Li didn’t respond, he waved his hand in front of her.
Distracted, she frowned slightly.
“What is it?”
Chen Xuan looked hurt by her tone.
“Nothing, just came to see you.”
“Oh right, I’m the assistant director. I’ve got a lot of authority—if you need anything, just tell me!”
Yun Li nodded politely, at least giving him face.
Chen Xuan got more excited when she responded.
“Also, also—I’ve completely rewritten your script because it didn’t fully show the charm of the female lead. I even increased your role to three-fifths of the whole story!”
“I believe that once you perform my carefully polished script, you’ll become famous everywhere!”
Yun Li: …
All of it. Rewritten. Increased. Her scenes.
So in other words, the lines she spent all night memorizing were useless?
Yun Li admitted Chen Xuan had succeeded—he had successfully triggered her.
The endlessly talking Chen Xuan had no idea and continued:
“Surprised? Moved? Don’t worry, you don’t have to admire me too much~”
Yun Li couldn’t take it anymore.
“Get lost.”
Just one word, carrying immense resentment.
Chen Xuan froze, then fell silent, looking wronged.
“Change my script back,” Yun Li said, already feeling her stomach ache from anger as she covered her face.
“Pfft.”
On set, Shen Sixing, who had been acting, finally couldn’t hold back his laughter.
A genius!
He rewrote someone else’s script, wasted all their effort, and expected thanks?
He seriously thought his childhood friend’s brain must have been squeezed growing up.
Hearing the laughter, Chen Xuan glared toward the source and immediately quieted down when he saw Shen Sixing.
“What’s so great about being a patient? I’ll let it slide because you’re sick.”
He muttered under his breath, even covering his mouth as if that would hide anything.
Yun Li thoughtfully looked at Shen Sixing interacting at a distance with Chen Xuan.
If Chen Xuan and Shen Sixing were both here, then where was Qian Ruoyun?
In the original host’s memories, these three were childhood friends who grew up together, and their bond was not easily penetrated by outsiders.
Because of that, the chances of all three appearing together were quite high.
Just as she was thinking about the missing Huo Qianyun—
Meanwhile, Huo Qianyun, currently dealing with traffic issues: …
He really didn’t know—this auntie just suddenly ran into his car!