Switched Life:I Went Viral on a Family Variety Show-Chapter 359 Surrounded by Male Students

Although Huang Chengzi experienced bullying during her student years, her ability to adapt is quite good, and she didn’t grow up twisted. She’s still a bright and cheerful young woman.

The only downside is that the bullying left her with a certain degree of psychological trauma, such as tear incontinence—whenever she feels like crying, she absolutely has to let it out to feel better.

After chatting with Huang Chengzi for a while, Sang Ning suddenly found herself annoyed by her own damnably overflowing sympathy.

Ever since Huang Chengzi struck up a conversation with her, she wouldn’t shut up. Even though Sang Ning had already displayed a lack of desire to communicate, lying back on her bed and turning to face the wall, Huang Chengzi didn’t let her off the hook. She sat on the edge of Sang Ning’s bed, talking non-stop to herself.

Finally, when Wei Lejun came out of the bathroom, Sang Ning seized the opportunity to escape from Huang Chengzi by grabbing her shower items and heading straight into the bathroom.

With dinner time fast approaching, Sang Ning just gave herself a quick rinse, spending no more than ten minutes in total.

When she came out of the bathroom with damp hair, Huang Chengzi approached her again.

"Oh my gosh, Sang Ning, you smell amazing! Your skin is so beautiful—I thought you were wearing makeup just now, but it turns out your natural look is this stunning." Huang Chengzi transformed into Sang Ning’s number-one fan, showering her with endless compliments.

Wei Lejun, who had just finished blow-drying her hair, heard Huang Chengzi’s words and couldn’t help but cast a quick glance at Sang Ning.

Then her breath caught for a second, her heart instantly brimming with jealousy.

Damn it! How can this woman’s skin be so flawless? Did she do some medical aesthetic treatments to maintain this?

Unconsciously, Wei Lejun raised her hand and pinched her own face, her lips curling into an expression of disdain.

Damn! Why does my skin feel rougher again? Once training is over, I need to schedule a water-light injection.

Arriving at the cafeteria, Sang Ning thought she could finally enjoy a hearty meal, but one look at the dishes served instantly killed her appetite.

Vegetable salad, steamed pumpkin, boiled corn, stir-fried cabbage, poached shrimp, chicken breast...

It was all low-fat diet food, as bland as could be.

Holding her tray, Sang Ning didn’t even feel like serving herself any food until Huang Chengzi kindly added some beef salad to her plate and comforted her, saying, "Sang Ning, this is all arranged by Director Qin. Until the movie is finished, we have to strictly control our figures. Just look on the bright side—it’s high-quality protein, at least, and won’t do any harm to your body."

Good heavens! Who can understand? After all that intense exercise, when your stomach feels like it’s glued to your back from hunger, you can only eat "grass." What kind of human torture is this?

Thinking about how such days would last another two months, Sang Ning felt like she might as well smash her head against a wall and end it all.

In the end, Sang Ning gave in. She served herself a bowl of century egg and lean pork congee, added some shrimp and beef, and paired them with a vegetable salad to eat.

Night classes started very early. Basically, after finishing dinner and resting for a few minutes, the evening lessons began.

The training camp had a total of forty-five participants, but only ten of them were part of the main cast.

The movie "Female Grandmaster" mainly tells the story of the heroine rising above a group of martial arts experts, fighting her way through challenges to become a grandmaster of the martial world. Male roles dominate the film, with only four main female characters, all of whom were played by members of Sang Ning’s dormitory.

The ten members of the main cast had copious amounts of fight scenes in the movie, and Qin Jiaxiang had very strict physical fitness requirements for them. During the day, the main cast trained separately from others.

It was only during the public performance classes at night that all participants gathered in the same large classroom for lessons.

The classroom was a big, tiered room. Sang Ning and her three dormmates sat in the front row, while the remaining seats were all occupied by male students, making Sang Ning feel as if she had wandered into a land of men.

The guest lecturer for the night was an esteemed industry veteran. In the first half of the lesson, he mainly taught theoretical knowledge about acting, while the second half involved interaction with the students.

On stage, he called out names at random, and the selected students had to go up to the stage to perform a demonstration. Afterward, he critiqued their performance.

The first person picked was Tan Qianzhi, one of the male members of the main cast. This guy always seemed like a slow turtle, perpetually a beat behind everyone else.

The teacher had already called his name for several seconds, but he was still sitting there, frozen in place. Only after the teacher called him a second time did he cluelessly let out an "Oh?"

"Teacher, were you calling my name?" Tan Qianzhi asked, pointing at himself with his index finger.

To make name-calling easier, every student had a name card placed in front of them. Mr. Zhang stretched forward to read Tan Qianzhi’s name card, smiling faintly. "Yes, Classmate Tan—you’re the one."

Old Zhang was smiling, but his eyes betrayed no humor. Sang Ning suspected that if not for maintaining his dignified image, Old Zhang would surely call Tan Qianzhi an idiot.

After Mr. Zhang confirmed, Tan Qianzhi finally sluggishly stood up from his seat. Only then did Sang Ning recall her impression of him.

Turns out, this was the unlucky guy who, during the afternoon’s physical fitness training, kept getting tripped by his teammates due to his delayed responses to the coach’s instructions.

Mr. Zhang held back from scolding, but Wei Lejun spoke up in his place. As Tan Qianzhi walked toward the stage, she snarked sarcastically, "Everyone thinks they can be an actor these days—even dumb animals want a piece of the action. With brainpower like this, can he even understand a script?"

"Classmate Wei, mind your classroom discipline!" Mr. Zhang coughed lightly, clenching his fist to signal Wei Lejun.

When Tan Qianzhi reached the stage to stand beside Mr. Zhang, he leisurely turned to glance at Wei Lejun. Slowly raising his index finger to point at himself, he asked, "Classmate Wei, were you just insulting me?"

Tan Qianzhi’s overly innocent appearance, paired with his dead-serious expression, immediately sent the classroom into fits of laughter.

Wei Lejun rolled her eyes speechlessly. "Idiot."

Sang Ning tilted her head and whispered to Huang Chengzi, "Do you know how Tan Qianzhi managed to pass the auditions?"

Tan Qianzhi indeed had very good looks. His innocent air was truly one-of-a-kind in the entertainment industry, though his reactions were admittedly a bit slow.

Sang Ning imagined Qin Jiaxiang, with his impatient personality, wouldn’t have had much tolerance for waiting on Tan Qianzhi to display any talent.

"Him?" Huang Chengzi glanced at Tan Qianzhi on stage, giving an enigmatic smile. "Rumor has it that Director Qin was drawn to his foolishness and even gave him a glowing comment, calling him ’the number-one fool in the entertainment industry.’"

Sang Ning: "..."

"Haha, just kidding," Huang Chengzi waved her hand dismissively. "In reality, the movie happens to have a fool character, and Director Qin believed Tan Qianzhi was simply perfect for the role. The funniest thing is, after Director Qin said that, Tan Qianzhi solemnly expressed gratitude to him, thanking him for his recognition. Isn’t that hilarious?"

Sang Ning’s eyes twitched slightly. Both Qin Jiaxiang’s praise and Tan Qianzhi’s reaction were truly hard to judge.