At nine o’clock in the morning, many people’s cellphones received a push notification.
And as more and more people read the content, the originally somewhat silent venues were intermittently filled with buzzing discussions.
"’[Actor Tang Shu Turns Out to Be an Academic Powerhouse]’... what kind of title is this?"
As the question lingered in the air, someone in the know beside them immediately started excitedly educating their colleagues.
"Tang Shu, it’s Tang Shu! Do you know who that is?"
The few people beside were utterly confused.
"Is she an actor? This name sounds kind of familiar, have I heard it somewhere?"
"I think I’ve heard about her these past few days too, just can’t quite remember."
"Nonsense, it’d be strange if you hadn’t heard of her! Have you seen ’Heroes in Troubled Times’ or not?"
"I have, I have! On New Year’s Eve, I took my whole family to see it, we definitely had to Keep reading on NovelHub - where stories come alive!"
Upon hearing this, the person swelled with pride, "Let me tell you this, Tang Shu was that incredibly beautiful female assassin Huan Ying in the movie!"
"What, what? It was her? I remember, I very much remember!"
"Right, right, that actress was so good-looking, not only attractive but also a great performer, that fierce and commanding look in her eyes, simply full of character!"
"Yeah, that was her, but that movie wasn’t even the peak of Tang Shu’s fame."
As soon as the little fan finished speaking, the other colleagues were puzzled with faces that screamed "you must be bragging."
"Huh? She starred in Director Xie’s movie, and that’s not considered her most popular moment? Is she getting a bit carried away?"
"Exactly, if not for the movie, then where did she gain her popularity?"
"Come on, spill the beans!"
The person chuckled with a sly smile and played their trump card.
"Do you think someone who appeared on the news broadcast counts as famous? She just happened to be that passenger who stopped bleeding with acupuncture and saved a hostage on a train a few days ago!"
At this revelation, the colleagues around were shocked.
"Ah! So it was her, even I, who doesn’t follow celebrities, know about that pickpocket incident. So her name is Tang Shu, and she’s actually this pretty in person!"
"I couldn’t match actors’ names with faces, but now that you mention it, I realize this news on my phone is about her—"
The few people who weren’t particularly interested in the message on their screens suddenly perked up upon hearing this, swiped open their screens, and tapped in, eager to find out what relationship Tang Shu had with academic prowess.
This was an advertorial written by a marketing account with millions of followers, detailing Tang Shu’s background information.
Of course, the beginning was just basic information that could be searched online, quite ordinary and nothing special.
The author seemed quite adept at playing to the audience’s curiosity, swiftly changing the tone in the second paragraph and craftily adding several high-resolution photos.
Those high-resolution photos were of Tang Shu wearing jeans on the campus of Imperial Capital Medical University, scenes by a small path, the cafeteria, Lotus Pond, and there was even one of her in class, essentially covering everything.