Tang Shu hadn’t objected yet when Ye Xiaohui couldn’t take it anymore and had reached her limit.
"Ah really? But I really like Jiang Cheng and Shen Siyi, what should I do?"
"Just because you like them doesn’t mean they have to be together, okay? Please, make your thoughts a bit more normal. I actually think Wenxin Screenwriter will turn them into best friends, and this Female Lead No.2 won’t turn evil."
Ye Xiaohui voiced her opinion and looked at Tang Shu expectantly, as if asking if that was the case.
"Shushu, I remember this drama has eighteen episodes, and the story is already halfway through. The script for the grand finale should be out by now, right?"
Tang Shu said, "We’ll concentrate on filming next week. I’ve glanced at the script, and there will be new characters added later in the series, which means there will be a second season."
The filming rules for Weekly Dramas are different from other scripts, and since they involve more impromptu writing by screenwriters, new highlights might be added in the sequels if the viewership is high.
Upon hearing this, the two of them first heaved a sigh of relief, then became melancholic once again.
"Although I’m happy about a second season, I still haven’t had enough of the first. If there really is a sequel, the ending of the first season will definitely leave us hanging."
And it’s often the kind of cliffhanger that’s absolutely maddening.
This is the shared wisdom of those who watch Weekly Dramas.
Tang Shu shrugged, "Don’t look at me, I don’t have the script for the next season."
She believed that even Wenxin Screenwriter probably didn’t have it!
Their eyes, which had been filled with hope, visibly dimmed in an instant.
Cheng Ranran complained bitterly, "What use are you then?"
Is this how you ship my CP?
After parting ways with her roommates, Tang Shu took the small path into the Medical University family compound.
As the weather gradually warmed, Old Madam Yu was wearing a wool coat, airing out a thick quilt at the moment.
Seeing this, Tang Shu set her history books on the wooden table in the courtyard and took over from her.
"Let me do that, teacher."
"Your timing is perfect, I was just looking for you... Huh? Are you studying the history of Liang Country?"
"Yes, I’ve taken on a job recently that requires me to look through a lot of historical materials, and I came today to seek your guidance as well, teacher."
With her tall stature, Tang Shu quickly spread out the quilt with her hands.
It wasn’t until they entered the living room that Old Madam Yu learned what her work actually was.
"The history of Liang Country carries a certain gravitas, indeed worth studying, but I see your notes are already quite brilliant."
Old Madam Yu, true to her status as a scholar, flipped through Tang Shu’s notes and pointed out a few minor errors.
By the time the entire script had been fully decoded, an hour had passed.
"Thank you for the guidance, teacher."
"What’s there to thank me for? You call me teacher, so of course, I should live up to that."
The elderly lady put on a pair of gold-rimmed reading glasses and took a book off the shelf, handing it to Tang Shu.
"Recently, they discovered an ancient tomb over a thousand years old at the West Frontier, and the archaeology team took many photos of the stone tablet inscriptions during the excavation. Take a look."
Tang Shu’s interest was piqued upon hearing this. She took the book from her teacher and realized it was a compilation of photographs.
Within it were densely packed inscriptions from the stone tablet.
"The first few photos document some daily life and cultural heritage, nothing particularly important. The middle section records family deeds, and these parts in the back..."