I Got Divorced as Soon as I Transmigrated Into a Book!

Chapter 7: Luckily She’s Not Too Stupid

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Du Qing felt a little aggrieved. “I’ve already advised you. Sister Yin has always left us to fend for ourselves. She didn’t say anything even though she knew, so you simply took it as a tacit agreement.”

Bai Yun logged into Weibo before taking a good look at Du Qing.

She looked a year or two younger than Bai Yun. Slightly plump, she had some baby fat and freckles on her face. She looked like an unsophisticated child who had just graduated.

At the mention of ‘Sister Yin’, Bai Yun recalled that she was the manager of the original Bai Yun in the novel—Yin Wei.

Yin Wei had taken a fancy to Bai Yun completely because of her face.

However, Bai Yun was completely clueless when she entered the industry. At first, Yin Wei treated the original Bai Yun with a nurturing mentality, spending a lot of money to hire people to teach her. However, the original Bai Yun was disappointing. No matter how good she was in private, she would show cowardice in front of the camera.

Later on, Yin Wei lost patience with the original Bai Yun. When Ge Fei took the initiative to befriend the original Bai Yun, she acquiesced to their friendship despite knowing full well that Ge Fei was not a decent person.

As for the person in front of her, Du Qing, she was an assistant that Yin Wei had casually assigned to Bai Yun after giving up on her. Although she was a little slow, she was dutiful towards the original Bai Yun. Unfortunately, no matter how hard she tried, she was no match for Ge Fei’s glib tongue.

Bai Yun sighed and looked at Du Qing very seriously. She sincerely thanked her on behalf of the original owner of this body. “Thank you, Du Qing.” Thank you for not giving up on the original Bai Yun who wanted to give up on herself.

Embarrassed by Bai Yun’s serious tone, Du Qing quickly waved her hand. “Sister Yun, you’re too polite. I didn’t do anything.”

Bai Yun did not say anything else. She smiled gently and browsed the original Bai Yun’s Weibo.

Her profile page was filled with influence-binding1 and ‘likes’ of many dissing comments. Her comments section was an alliance of resistance from fans of various other artistes and was filled with all kinds of vicious curses.

This Weibo account was completely ruined under Ge Fei’s management.

As for Ge Fei’s Weibo account, it was really tranquil. There were even many industry insiders who praised him, and those who praised him were all celebrities that Bai Yun had more or less dissed or tried to influence-bind to.

Bai Yun gradually tightened her grip on the mouse, determined to remove this stumbling block.

Bai Yun spent the entire night reading her and Ge Fei’s WeChat chat records. Du Qing filled her in with more details at the side, such as what happened after that chat and the aftermath.

Bai Yun’s expression darkened with each chat record read. The original Bai Yun’s situation in the entertainment industry was far worse than she had imagined. It could even be said that she was surrounded by enemies on all sides. No one was on good terms with her, for she had offended everyone who could be associated with her.

She couldn’t help feeling irritated by this. Back in her old world, there had been a time when she’d been discredited by groundless dirt. But those things had been made up by others. After she’d chosen to go straight to court and appear on a national television legal show, the dirt had all disappeared.

However, the original Bai Yun’s situation could be said to be self-inflicted.

She sighed. Fortunately, the original Bai Yun was not too stupid and had not told Ge Fei about her relationship with Chu Jiang. If she was exposed, she would be fine, but Chu Jiang would probably be pulled down from his pedestal.

Bai Yun spent the entire night organizing her WeChat messages. At first, Du Qing accompanied her, but later, she couldn’t take it anymore and fell asleep. When Du Qing woke up again, the sky was already bright.

“Sister Yun, it’s dawn,” Du Qing said in a daze.

Bai Yun moved her stiff neck. Her body had become stiff from facing the computer all night, but she was almost done tidying up. There would be a good show tonight.

Bai Yun and Du Qing stayed at home until night. Bai Yun changed into a set of clothes that were not very eye-catching in the dark and put her mask and hat into her bag. After confirming that there was no problem with her disguise, she planned to go out. At this time, it was already close to the time of the appointment.

Just as Bai Yun was about to leave, Du Qing, who had been silent, grabbed her arm.

“Sister Yun, we can’t do anything illegal,” the child said in a trembling voice, seemingly having made up things in her mind.

Bai Yun: ‘… I don’t want to talk to a fool.’

Bai Yun had thought that she would need to take a taxi in order to arrive at the appointed time. After all, the original Bai Yun did not seem to be very popular in the company.

However, the company still had a conscience and had given her a nanny van.

Du Qing drove very steadily. Seeing as they were about to arrive at their destination, Bai Yun sent a message to Ge Fei.

The cautious Ge Fei had chosen to meet in a well-concealed, dark alley that could easily have been missed if one did not look closely.