Sun Xiaowen was stunned when she heard this.
But she quickly responded, "It’s not a big deal. Since Sun Xiaowen is no longer here, you can just deny it to death."
"They’ve also dredged up the fact that I was slandering Su Qianxun online. I forgot about the whole IP address thing," Mu Chenfeng said with an annoyed expression.
At these words, Sun Xiaowen couldn’t help but fall into deep thought.
Having stayed by Lin Shu’s side for so long, Sun Xiaowen naturally knew many tricks for dealing with people.
Soon, she chuckled and said, "So what if they found out? You were using a hotel computer. The IP address is shared. You’re not the only one staying at this hotel! Who can say for sure that it was you who made the post?"
Mu Chenfeng was taken aback after hearing this. "What do you mean?"
"We can say that there are other students who are jealous of you and wanted to take this opportunity to smear you online. As for the thing they saw us doing on the windowsill, we can say it’s a fabrication!" Sun Xiaowen said.
After being in the circle for so long, the fastest thing she learned was how to give ambiguous answers to others’ questions and how to shift the blame.
Chenfeng’s issue was quite easy to resolve, wasn’t it?
Upon hearing Sun Xiaowen’s words, Mu Chenfeng immediately understood.
The next moment, he excitedly hugged Sun Xiaowen, "Xiaowen, you always have a way!"
"From now on, call me Meimei, in case someone accidentally hears my real name, that wouldn’t be good," Sun Xiaowen cautioned.
With Lin Shu around, Sun Xiaowen’s past had been erased.
And now, the one who lived was she, Sun Meier.
Mu Chenfeng immediately nodded upon hearing this, "Alright, Meimei!"
At that, Mu Chenfeng pushed Sun Xiaowen onto the bed.
Sun Xiaowen then said, "I’ve taken leave, and I have to rush back to shoot at five, so be gentle and don’t leave any marks on me."
Hearing this, Mu Chenfeng grunted.
At this time, Qianxun had already arrived at the calligraphy contest venue.
The exposure from the speech contest had been very effective, and she had received a large influx of the Power of Faith.
Therefore, she naturally intended to perform well in this calligraphy contest.
As for Mu Chenfeng’s attempts to slander her, with Ruan Mianmian there, she wasn’t worried that he would be able to cause any real problems.
She just hoped he wouldn’t rush to his downfall too quickly, as that would leave her with no fun.
Her ultimate goal was to make him lose everything he cared about and accomplish nothing.
Such a person didn’t deserve any of the fine things in life!
She wouldn’t harm him on purpose, but she was determined to trounce him through comparison, to leave him entirely devastated, so that he knew he could never surpass her in his lifetime!
This was the punishment for him hurting Su Qianxun in order to secure the first place!
The calligraphy contest was divided into two types: ballpoint pen calligraphy and brush calligraphy.
Qianxun had only been practicing ballpoint pen calligraphy for a little over a month, so naturally, she didn’t sign up for that. She registered for the brush calligraphy contest.
While the ballpoint pen calligraphy contestants sat at their desks writing, Qianxun and several dozen other competitors took the stage.
There were also reporters taking photographs, but out of fear of disturbing the students, not many people were allowed inside the venue.
After Qianxun sat at her desk, she picked up the Wolf Brush on the desk, dipped it in ink to test the feel, and then began to freely move the brush across the Xuan paper.
There are countless ancient poems, but Qianxun’s favorite is "Nian Nu Jiao" by Su Shi, so this time, she wrote that very poem by Su Shi.
Qianxun’s calligraphy was taught by Heavenly Venerate Huo of her previous life.
From the surviving calligraphic works of Emperor Xia, it can be seen that his calligraphy leaned toward running script, with a dignified and atmospheric yet varied style. However, since Qianxun was a demon and disliked constraint, she preferred calligraphy that appeared chaotic and unrestrained like cursive script. But influenced by Heavenly Venerate Huo, her calligraphy leaned towards semi-cursive.