Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!

Chapter 113: Chapter 113 Morning Exercise Check-in Group!

The next day, Jiang Lili was up before dawn as usual.

But this time was different; as she got dressed and opened her room door, her follow-cam PD was already waiting outside.

Jiang Lili was a bit surprised but soon laughed.

“Mr. Wang, you’re up early today.”

PD Wang gave a forced smile and said, “Director Sun instructed us to capture every moment of the guests.”

“That’s perfect; I’m going out for a workout, you can come with me.”

The smile on PD Wang’s face completely stiffened.

Help me.

Is it too late to switch guests now?

The audience lurking in the live chat room was also stunned.

They had just clicked on the stream out of curiosity and couldn’t believe that Flash Change had already started broadcasting!

It was only 5:30 in the morning!

Do they really need to push themselves so hard?!

Yet, what shocked them even more was yet to come.

While the other five guests’ live rooms were still dark, Jiang Lili’s was already bright.

Accompanied by the hazy morning fog, the young girl’s cool, ethereal face gradually appeared on the camera.

Then, she disappeared into the mist and began to run slowly.

The camera also started to shake slightly.

The over two hundred online viewers were dumbfounded.

Jiang Lili really gets up for a run at about 5 am every day?!

What kind of insane habit is that?!

“Help me, who would believe that I, who haven’t slept all night, accidentally opened Flash Change’s live room and saw Jiang Lili up and running at 5 am?!”

“I’m dying of laughter because of Jiang Lili; she’s forced the entire crew to wake up early. Is this the terror of the King of Competition?”

“I can already imagine the despair on Jiang Lili’s follow-cam PD’s face; meanwhile, my bro’s PD is probably still sound asleep.”

Of course, besides those marveling, there were some who started getting sarcastic in the chat.

“Is Jiang Lili still trying to build her public image? Isn’t she tired of getting up early every day? It even tires me out just watching.”

“I’m speechless, who is she performing for? And she’s causing the whole crew to get up early too, it’s so annoying!”

However, these comments were quickly countered by the early-rising ordinary people.

Having watched the live streams for the past two days, they had already targeted Jiang Lili’s biological clock, setting alarms just to wake up and support their goddess.

As expected, they really caught her!

Seeing such a disciplined Jiang Lili being sarcastically mocked, they couldn’t swallow their pride, and promptly began clapping back with their keyboards.

“Being disciplined is now called rolling? If some people can’t get out of bed, they shouldn’t expect others to lower their standards, right?”

“Jiang Lili holding back the show? That’s hilarious. Half of the hot searches about the show these past days were all thanks to Sister Li. Without Lili, the show wouldn’t have this much influence.”

“Ladies, don’t stoop to their level, just be brave and be yourselves. Lili gets up early, so let’s also rise early and keep a disciplined check-in with Li Bao!”

Before long, a tag named #OrdinaryPeopleMorningExerciseCheck-inGroup# popped up on the trending searches.

At this time, when various media platforms were still at rest, this fresh and unique trending search suddenly caught the attention of some early risers or those up all night.

Instantly, the name “Jiang Lili” sparked a small wave of attention once more.

Meanwhile, Jiang Lili, who was still running, wasn’t idle either. After putting on her Bluetooth headset, she called Shen Lan, whom she hadn’t managed to talk to the previous night.

It just so happened that Shen Lan had also just woken up and was surprised to receive her call.

“Jiang Lili? Why are you calling me?”

Jiang Lili glanced behind at Mr. Wang, who was being left far behind, and confirmed that her voice wouldn’t be captured by the camera before she spoke:

“Second Aunt, I think there’s something you must pay attention to—”

After listening to Jiang Li’s account, Shen Lan’s brows were tightly knitted together.

“If things are really as you say, that is indeed quite serious. Don’t worry; I’ll have He Wen contact He Yun’s studio shortly to see what solutions are available.”

“Alright, if there’s anything you need, just call me,” Jiang Li said, looking up at the soon-to-break dawn. “Second Aunt, you haven’t eaten yet, have you? I remember there’s a noodle shop downstairs from your company. Why not grab some yangchun noodles to take home and eat with Shi Xu?”

Shen Lan paused.

Jiang Li had only recently visited her company; how did she remember so clearly what stores were nearby?

The hand Shen Lan held her phone with tightened, but she eventually nodded, “Alright, I’ll make time for it.”

–

At six in the morning, Jiang Shixu gradually awakened from a groggy dream.

He took off the headphones he had worn all night and casually tossed them onto the bed, the faint sound of piano music intermittently escaping from them.

Glancing at the clock on the table, he puckered his lips in satisfaction.

Not bad, he had slept four hours last night without taking any medicine.

The Jiang family’s house was eerily quiet in the early morning, particularly since Lili, who liked to wake up early, had left, making it seem even emptier.

However, as he walked to the second floor, Jiang Shixu unexpectedly sniffed a salty fragrance.

It was precisely like the bowl of yangchun noodles the girl had presented to him under the moon.

Yet, when he hastened down to the first floor, he saw a familiar figure in the dining room.

Jiang Shixu immediately froze.

Hearing some noise, Shen Lan turned around and, seeing him, expressed surprise, “Shi Xu? You’re up this early? I was just about to go up and call you. I got some breakfast; eat it while it’s hot.”

Jiang Shixu clenched the corners of his clothes nervously.

Wasn’t she supposed to be busiest at this time? Why had she suddenly come home? And even thought to have breakfast with him?

Seeing Jiang Shixu standing motionless, Shen Lan also began to feel slightly uneasy.

Throughout these years, she had been constantly busy outside, and the amount of time she spent with her son was minimal; she had almost forgotten how to communicate with him.

But recalling what Jiang Li had said, Shen Lan took a deep breath and attempted to smile naturally as she stepped forward to take his hand.

“What are you waiting for, come eat.”

However, he dodged her.

He rubbed his palms, already slightly sweaty, and quickly walked to a corner of the dining table, then buried his head down.

“I—I’ll just eat a little…”

Shen Lan felt a touch of disappointment.

But the fact that Jiang Shixu was willing to sit down and have a meal with her was already a great progress, considering he had been avoiding her before.

Thinking this, Shen Lan smiled again, and then pushed the steaming bowl of yangchun noodles toward him.

Jiang Shixu’s gaze moved to the bowl in front of him.

He looked at the poached egg on top, then at the plain noodles in Shen Lan’s bowl, and pressed his lips tightly together.

Then he gingerly picked up his chopsticks and picked up the poached egg.

“You—”

He had barely spoken a word when Shen Lan suddenly stood up across him.

She silenced her vibrating phone, glanced at Jiang Shixu, and then said into the phone, “He Wen, we can discuss it later, I’m with—”

“Sister Lan, there’s a problem. People from He Yun’s studio have come claiming we tricked Mr. He into signing the contract and want us to terminate the contract immediately, as well as pay various compensation fees for He Yun’s losses.”

Shen Lan’s temples throbbed powerfully.

What Jiang Li had told her had actually come true!

After another glance at Jiang Shixu, Shen Lan eventually gritted her teeth and picked up the handbag beside the table.

“Okay, keep them steady; I’ll be right there.”

Across her, Jiang Shixu placed the poached egg he had just picked up back in the bowl, and the brightness in his eyes also dimmed.