[Although I didn’t care much before, but now that it’s gone from illegal to legal, time for a celebration!]
[hhhhh~~~ Now let’s see who else will mock Uncle She’s medicine, the man’s got a license now!]
[666 wow! Even managed to get a legal certificate, Uncle She truly lives up to his name! However, several times I got nothing and I’m left with tears of jealousy~~~~]
[Not to mention anything else, shouldn’t we celebrate? Uncle She, make a statement and give away 200 rewards in the next livestream!]
[The guy upstairs is so domineering, Continue reading more chapters on NovelHub for the best experience...
The fans of Uncle She had previously been mocked by haters because of the ointment, and while they cared more about the efficacy of the medicine, being ridiculed still left a bitter taste.
Now with an official certificate in hand, their pride soared, and it blew many netizens out of the water, prompting them to dig up old comments.
[Hey, you there, come out, sorry to say, but Uncle She’s got a license now, any thoughts?]
[Proof that the uncle’s medicine can stand up to official scrutiny, 666 let’s go!]
[Sorry, we really do have a license, no offense, just wanted to show you, image.JPG.]
[No offense, just wanted you to take a look, image.JPG.]
Many followed suit, posting pictures under original comments, with the count surpassing over 100 images.
[What the heck? Bro, why are you posting my picture? If you post it, what am I supposed to post?!]
[Oh my bad, dude, I got too excited, why don’t you just send me that ointment along?]
[Get lost, you bastard!]
When the original critic of the ointment quality opened the notification of new comments, they were thrilled.
"Wow~~~ Unread messages reached three to four hundred? What happened?!"
"I remember now! Last night, on a whim, I wrote a poem admiring the moon, could I be going viral?!"
"Ahhh, I’m going viral, going viral!!!"
They excitedly clicked on the unread messages, only to find their screen filled with pictures of quality certificates.
Tang Shu spent two days to finish the entire "Corridor Pavilion".
She had to admit, the storyline was full and every character in the drama was vividly portrayed.
The antique style of writing and the distinctive character traits reminded her of her time with Damo.
After spending an entire day in the library, she thoroughly researched the history that was completely different from Damo’s era, her notebook now filled with dense notes.
"Shushu, what have you been busy with these past two days?"
Coming out of the library, Cheng Ranran, who had been silent until then, finally couldn’t hold back her curiosity.
"Preparing for an interview."
"Interview? Oh, are you going to join a film crew again?"
Nothing was set in stone yet, so it was better not to declare anything too firmly, to avoid getting hopes up unnecessarily.
Tang Shu decided to wait until things were settled before telling the two friends she was familiar with.
Cheng Ranran suddenly became excited, but this time, not with happiness.
"You’re joining a crew again? Does that mean ’You Look Beautiful When You Smile’ is coming to an end soon? Ahh—don’t tell me that, I haven’t watched enough, when will my ship become real ahhh—"
"Give up already, the ship you mentioned will never come true, what kind of cult have you joined?"