Become famous another day.

After Lu Yanhe pointed out this point incisively, Li Zhibai was stunned.

Because he realized that what Lu Yanhe said was true.

If Zhou Ping'an came to tell him last night that he would not take Ma Zhiyuan with him anymore, and would take him with him from now on -

"That may be possible, but how could he be willing to give up Ma Zhiyuan? Compared to me, he would certainly be more willing to take Ma Zhiyuan with him."

"Why do you think so?"

"Ma Zhiyuan has no one else to rely on but him," Li Zhibai said. "But the worst that can happen is that I just quit and let my parents take care of it. In his eyes, this may be the biggest difference between Ma Zhiyuan and me. He wants someone who can be completely controlled by him."

Lu Yanhe had never thought about this before.

When Li Zhibai said it, Lu Yanhe found it quite reasonable.

This is indeed true.

From Zhou Ping'an's perspective, even though Li Zhibai was an artist brought up by him, his family background meant that he had many options for future development.

Ma Zhiyuan came to him because he had a falling out with Lin Suyang.

Ma Zhiyuan seems to be a very popular idol star, but in the context of the entire entertainment industry chain, his essence is like a very popular and well-selling commodity. Although he is popular and a hot commodity in the eyes of merchants, he is still easily replaced and is always in a position of being produced, sold and liked.

Therefore, Ma Zhiyuan really needs an agent.

Just like Lu Yanhe after the college entrance examination.

Without Chen Ziyan to protect him and keep a check on everything, he would have fallen into some trap long ago.

The same is true for Ma Zhiyuan. The more famous an artist is, the more people will stare at him. But not everyone will stare at him with good intentions.

So, why did Zhou Ping'an trust Ma Zhiyuan more between Ma Zhiyuan and Li Zhibai? Because Ma Zhiyuan could only rely on him, and he had no other way out.

Lu Yanhe and Li Zhibai hurried back to the house and entered the heated area, then they breathed a sigh of relief at the same time.

"It's really cold today."

"It should be below zero."

"Luckily I don't have work today."

“Why don’t you have a job?”

“Why don’t you ask yourself why you don’t have a job?”

"I just got out of the group, isn't it normal to take two days off?"

"I just finished work last night, isn't it normal to take a break today?"

The two of them had a very childish quarrel and then fell silent.

"I'm sorry about the Squid Game issue," Li Zhibai said. "I had originally agreed to let you act in this drama, but because I signed another drama that was scheduled to start filming in March, the schedules conflicted. There's nothing I can do. I can't overlap with other projects."

Lu Yanhe nodded, "'Squid Game' suddenly had to start filming earlier. There's nothing we can do about it. It was all an accident. We can just do it next time."

Li Zhibai asked, "When will you ask me to act in your next play?"

"Let me take a break and wait until Siqi and I come back from our overseas vacation before we talk about it." Lu Yanhe said, "Let's see whether to shoot a movie first or a TV series first. Anyway, I have already thought about what story to write."

Li Zhibai asked: "Are we the three of us acting in this?"

"Yeah." Lu Yanhe nodded, "It's all performed by the three of us together."

Li Zhibai smiled happily.

"this is not bad."

Lu Yanhe asked: "What was the play you accepted in March?"

"It's a fantasy love story, Moonlight Symphony." Li Zhibai said, "This was given to me by Zhou Ping'an. If the contract hadn't been signed, I wouldn't have bothered to act in it."

"To be honest, Zhou Ping'an's vision for choosing roles for you is pretty good. Look, every role he plays becomes a hit."

"His criteria for choosing a drama is to choose the one that will be a hit if I play it, so how can it not be a hit?"

"Listen to what you are saying. Who wouldn't choose a drama that would be a hit?" Lu Yanhe looked at Li Zhibai speechlessly. "He is just very utilitarian and greedy, but he still has vision. You have to seriously summarize the criteria he uses to choose a drama for you. In the future, he won't choose a drama for you anymore. Whether you can still become a hit with every drama you star in depends on you."

"I just changed my agent, not that I no longer have one. Lin Suyang will take care of these things," said Li Zhibai.

"Lin Suyang doesn't know you that well. At least in the first one or two years, you can't rely on him completely." Lu Yanhe said, "You should pay more attention to yourself."

"I don't need to take on any new dramas in the next one or two years, my schedule is full." Li Zhibai said, "I'm shooting Moonlight Symphony in the first half of the year, and the movie directed by Liu Bige in the second half of the year. I also have to record Idol Era and Young Days, and the drama you wrote for us. My schedule is already full."

When Lu Yanhe heard this, he agreed.

Speaking of which, Li Zhibai has had no shortage of roles to perform in the past year or two.
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This time when Chen Siqi returned to Yuming, she booked a hotel for a month because she was too lazy to go back.

This also makes it convenient for Lu Yanhe to find her.

Normally they have too little time to spend together, so whenever there is a chance, they will spend as much time together as possible.

At noon, Li Zhibai drove Lu Yanhe to the hotel, had lunch with them in the hotel restaurant, and then went back by himself.

Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi are going out together to meet someone.

Both of them now have driver's licenses and can drive.

Lu Yanhe didn't have time to buy a car. He only got his driver's license when he was filming "Road to Glory".

Chen Siqi's car was parked at Jiang Guang's place. After returning to Yuming, Chen Siqi borrowed a car from her friend.

Lu Yanhe was very surprised and asked what kind of friend was so generous as to lend it to him for a whole month.

Chen Siqi said: "His family is richer than mine. His 18th birthday present was a Porsche. He has seven or eight cars parked in the garage all year round. Lending me one would not affect him at all."

Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi have known each other for such a long time, but he didn't know that Chen Siqi had such a friend.

"I'm not that familiar with him. I rarely see him once a year." Chen Siqi said, "So I didn't think of introducing him to you. The reason I know him is because... do you still remember Li Lin?"

"Is he the one who also studied at No. 13 Middle School and mocked you at your birthday party?"

"You still remember it." Chen Siqi was a little surprised.

Lu Yanhe said: "The impression left on me by that day is so deep that I can't forget it even if I want to."

Chen Siqi smiled.

"I should be the one saying this," she said.

Lu Yanhe asked: "What happened to her?"

"The friend who lent me the car was Li Lin's ex-boyfriend," Chen Siqi said. "Because we both hated Li Lin, we hit it off at a dinner party organized by my dad."

Lu Yanhe: "...Is this how you use "at first sight, like old times"?"

"It's because we have people we both hate." Chen Siqi said, "This is the biggest foundation for two people to become good friends."

There is some truth in what he said.

"Then how did he know you suddenly wanted a car?"

"The other day I was saying in my circle of friends that since I started driving myself, I've gotten used to driving everywhere, and then I asked Hui Yuming if he wanted to rent a car, and he contacted me and said he could lend me a car." Chen Siqi said, "When I arrived at the hotel, I had left the car keys at the front desk and parked the car in the hotel parking lot."

Lu Yanhe was a little surprised and asked, "Is this person... interested in you?"

"Probably not." Chen Siqi herself was a little unsure. "The main thing is that I'm not really familiar with him. We've only met twice, and we don't chat more than once a year. We just interact with each other on WeChat Moments and like things like that. If he's interested in me? He should be more proactive."

Lu Yanhe: "Is it considered proactive to lend you the car?"

Chen Siqi: "Now that you mention it, it seems a bit?"

Chen Siqi said so frankly that Lu Yanhe felt a little embarrassed to continue being jealous.

Chen Siqi smiled at Lu Yanhe and said, "Don't worry, I'm not interested in me. I have a white moonlight, and I've always liked her."

"Ok?"

"Don't be jealous." Chen Siqi said with a smile.

"..." Lu Yanhe then realized that what Chen Siqi said just now was to "cooperate" with his performance.

Chen Siqi reached out to hold Lu Yanhe's hand, "Of course, I'm happy to see you jealous."

Lu Yanhe glanced at her sideways, "You've been waiting here for a long time, right? Did you say that on purpose to make me jealous?"

Chen Siqi: "You have become a little smarter."

Lu Yanhe: "Haha."
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When they got in the car, the two finally talked about the important things they were going to do in the afternoon.

"Who are you going to meet this afternoon?" Lu Yanhe asked.

All the people were invited by Chen Siqi. Lu Yanhe didn't know who to visit, nor did he know what the purpose of Chen Siqi's visit was.

Anyway, since Chen Siqi became the editor-in-chief of "Jump Up", she often has to visit some people.

"We are going to visit two professors this afternoon. One of them is your teacher, Zhao Dezhong." Chen Siqi said, "You know him, right?"

"Professor Zhao? I know him, but we had some bad misunderstandings in the past. Fortunately, they were explained away later." Lu Yanhe didn't expect that among the people Chen Siqi was going to visit this afternoon was Zhao Dezhong.

This surprised him.

Chen Siqi: "Is it about the graduate school thing?"

"Yes, that's right." Lu Yanhe nodded.

Chen Siqi: "How is Mr. Zhao Dezhong?"

"Well, he's usually very serious, and he's not the kind of teacher that everyone likes." Lu Yanhe said, "I'm a little confused, how did you find him? He's not a very popular teacher in the academy."

Chen Siqi: "It was Teacher Shi Xia who mentioned Professor Zhao to me during a chat. Teacher Shi Xia knew Professor Zhao and said that Professor Zhao was a very knowledgeable person. The most amazing thing about him was that his scholarship was not obscure and he was actually a very good storyteller. They often had dinner together and at the dinner table, Professor Zhao would often tell us stories from ancient books and stories that were hidden behind some of the stories that were well-known to us. As soon as I heard them, I felt that this was someone that our newspaper should look for and ask them to write for us so that they could write the articles we wanted."

Lu Yanhe suddenly understood that Chen Siqi was concerned about the newspaper.

"Have you finally decided to publish a newspaper?" Lu Yanhe asked.

Chen Siqi nodded and said, "Yes, but we plan to go the high-quality route. We won't make the traditional newspapers that use ordinary and rough paper. We won't make daily newspapers, but weekly ones. We won't make them in large print, but in the form of booklets, which are more suitable for office workers and students to read. Each issue will be about 20 pages."

Lu Yanhe was a little confused when he heard this: "This sounds like another form of "Jump Up"."

"Jump Up is thicker and more like a book," said Chen Siqi. "I want to make this newspaper into a portable reading material that everyone can hold in their hands. When you are on the subway, in a queue, or waiting for someone, you can take it out and read it at any time. So my idea is to make it the size of a normal book, about 20 pages, and use better paper so that it doesn't look particularly cheap."

"In this case, can one dollar per issue cover it?"

"I was planning to sell it for one yuan per issue, in the form of a traditional newspaper, but now the format has changed, and I may not be able to sell it for one yuan. My goal is to have a larger circulation, so I must lower the price. After a preliminary estimate, it may be three yuan per issue."

Lu Yanhe said: "Do you expect it to make money?"

“This…maybe it’s hard to make money in the early stages.” Chen Siqi also said, “We all feel that this kind of reading material is different from Jump Up. It needs time to ferment.”

"I think it's hard to make it work if we do it this way," Lu Yanhe said. "If Jump Up still follows the magazine publishing model of the past, there are many models that can be used directly. Now this is equivalent to making a completely new thing. The profit margin of a three-yuan book is very low. Online store sales can basically be ignored because the shipping and labor costs are difficult to cover. And for a book with a very low profit margin, do you have the confidence to wait until the day when it successfully ferments among the readership? Our team is so short of staff."

Chen Siqi was stunned.

Because what Lu Yanhe said actually made a lot of sense, and he also pointed out the problem very clearly.

The current discussion about this newspaper, including herself, all knows that it is difficult for it to make a profit in the short term.

So how long can they stick with something so unprofitable?
Lu Yanhe said: "I have been in the film and television industry for more than three years, and I have a very deep understanding that no matter whether it is a commercial film or an art film, some projects may not be aimed at making box office or big money, but absolutely no project is prepared to lose money during preparation. Even the most idealistic film creators will not make a movie knowing that a project will lose money."

"When I first discovered this, I felt a little strange, because in my impression, there are some idealists in the film industry who are not bound by fame and fortune, but even they will still consider the production cost, how much money they can make in the end, and whether they can at least make back their investment." Lu Yanhe said, "To be honest, I was a little disappointed at first, thinking that they were not the creators in my mind who regarded fame and fortune as dung, but then I gradually understood them. Because movies are not created by one person, and it is not something you are responsible for your own profits and losses. If you pay for this thing yourself, it is purely for your ideals, interests and hobbies, then you can do whatever you want. But if you also get investment from others, and you have a group of people to help you do this, you more or less don't want to disappoint others. It is difficult for you to completely ignore others, especially to let others sacrifice for your willful artistic pursuit."

Chen Siqi fell silent. "I think the same is true for this newspaper. You said you wanted to make a culturally rich reading material. I think this concept is actually very good, and I also think that you are right. In this era of electronic reading, there are actually a large number of people who want to return to serious reading in their spirit, even if it is just a psychological need to deceive themselves." Lu Yanhe said, "But if we make this thing in the wrong form, then maybe what we make won't even reach the eyes of these people. How can we ensure that it survives and survives long enough so that it may have a chance to be seen by more of its potential readers? I am also thinking about this problem. Make a three-yuan copy. Reading material, even if you can sell 300,000 copies in one issue, which is the highest single-issue sales record of our "Jump Up", then after deducting the costs, how much profit can you make? It's not that we must make a lot of money, but we are not just doing this reading material, nor are we just doing "Jump Up". There are only so many people, but there are more and more things to do, so everyone will inevitably have a choice. We are the editor-in-chief, and we want to do this newspaper. Everyone will not say anything, but will definitely support us and follow us. But as we do it issue by issue, there is no profit or dividend in the end. Everyone does this thing out of hobby and passion. How many people can really persist until it can be published to 700,000, 800,000 or even millions of issues?"

"Or maybe, in such an era, it will never reach such a number." Lu Yanhe said again.

Every word was like a cannonball hitting Chen Siqi's heart.

This kind of bombardment force caused Chen Siqi's heart to be filled with waves.

Chen Siqi subconsciously wanted to refute Lu Yanhe, but her reason told her that if Lu Yanhe was not really pessimistic, with Lu Yanhe's temper and personality, he would definitely not pour cold water on her at this time.

"So, you think I shouldn't do this newspaper?"

"I think we can think more deeply about the format of this publication, at least to make it survive on its own," said Lu Yanhe. "Weekly publication, four issues a month, is very stressful to produce. The demand for content, as well as editing, publishing, and distribution, etc., I feel stressed when I think about the manpower and material resources involved. I'm worried that we are not capable of doing this now."

Chen Siqi sighed deeply.

"What you said really upset me, but I also know that you are right." She turned her head and looked out the window with a lack of interest, "What should I do?"

Lu Yanhe looked at Chen Siqi helplessly.

Of course he knew that saying these words would be a big blow to Chen Siqi.

Otherwise, he would have said these words long ago, and would not have dragged them on until now. He thought that the editors of "Jump Up" would be able to find many difficulties in implementing this publication during the discussion, but no one expected that the result of their discussion would be to make it a weekly magazine, which in Lu Yanhe's mind was a format that was more likely to fail than a daily newspaper.

Lu Yanhe said, "I still want to tell you seriously that I think the content and direction you want to do are completely OK. It's just a matter of form."

“So, can we make it into an e-book?”

"It's just as difficult." Lu Yanhe was helpless. "It would cost a lot to make an e-book just for it."

Chen Siqi: "According to what you said, we can only cooperate with existing platforms."

Lu Yanhe could hear some dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction in Chen Siqi's tone.

But he understood Chen Siqi's current mood very well.

Ugh.

Lu Yanhe said, "Siqi, maybe we can start by attaching a special volume to each issue of Jump Up."

"A separate volume?" Chen Siqi frowned in confusion.

Lu Yanhe said, "It's the format you just mentioned, but it won't be published separately. Instead, it will be published together with Jump Up. We'll first publish six issues over six months to see how people respond to this special edition. At the same time, we can also collaborate with various channels to see how many readers and how many readers and readers these articles are. At least in these six months, we can effectively see the market's feedback. If it's really OK, we can take it out separately and make it into a new reading material. This is also a way. We can also use this special edition to train a team that specializes in this reading material in these six months. In this way, we don't have to take up other people's time and energy. At that time, we can make it into a newspaper, another journal, or another form."

"In this case, wouldn't that mean we're completely losing money on this? At least three dollars per issue can cover the production cost."

"Since it's a special issue, its production standards don't need to be that high. In addition, the special issue only has six issues. But if you start with a weekly magazine, how much will we have to invest? The trial and error costs before and after are not even of the same order of magnitude." Lu Yanhe explained.

Chen Siqi pondered for a moment and nodded. She was somewhat convinced.

This is true.
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After they reached a consensus on this matter on the way, Lu Yanhe breathed a sigh of relief because he found that Chen Siqi's mood was slowly improving.

This is one thing Lu Yanhe likes about Chen Siqi. She has emotions but won’t keep everything in her heart. However, the emotions won’t last long. They come and go quickly.

The first person they visited was Associate Professor Zhou Shuyu.

Qiu Ling's boyfriend.

Now Associate Professor Zhou Shuyu is also a well-known celebrity on the Internet.

This is mainly because he participated in the recording of several episodes of "City Travel Notes", in which he introduced some local historical stories and cultural features to everyone. He won many fans with his gentle temperament, conversation and knowledge.

Because of the fame this show brought him, he also began to receive invitations from other program teams and appeared on various shows from time to time.

Chen Siqi found Zhou Shuyu because he wanted to ask him to start a history-related column and write articles for everyone.

"This is not a popular science book, but it is not an academic book either. To some extent, I personally position it as a book for scholars or experts in related fields to explore and introduce relatively unpopular but worth-knowing things in various fields from a universal perspective."

This is how Chen Siqi and Zhou Shuyu introduced this reading material.

“Therefore, the authors we invited for this book are not literary or fictional creators, but experts and scholars in various fields, including senior practitioners.”

"For example, I want to write about the theme of being a magazine editor, and write about things related to this identity and profession, such as cooperation with publishers, negotiations with advertisers, and working with authors, etc. From our perspective, we want to find story content that can be shared with everyone from professional things, and from the reader's perspective, we want to see the professional side of this field that is usually unknown to the public from the story content."

Zhou Shuyu suddenly realized.

He looked at Chen Siqi and Lu Yanhe in surprise and said, "You actually thought of creating a new reading material. That's really amazing."

Lu Yanhe immediately shook his head and said, "That's not what I meant. It's Chen Siqi's idea. I think it's great, especially when Siqi told me why she wanted to do this. She said it was because we live in an era where the pace of life is getting faster and faster. Everyone says that the development of the Internet and smartphones has made people abandon long-term, multi-text in-depth reading, but in fact, how many people suffer from these fragmented, headline-style information on the Internet and can't find content that can really bring them spiritual satisfaction?"

Zhou Shuyu nodded. "Indeed, it is not easy for you to find this out. I often meet many people who leave me messages and ask me to make a list of books and recommend them to them. But sometimes the books I recommend are difficult to get started with and the threshold is relatively high. It is really remarkable that you are willing to make such a book."

"So, Professor Zhou, have you agreed to help us write articles for this column?" Chen Siqi immediately laughed and asked.

Zhou Shuyu smiled and said, "It's just six issues at first, and each issue is about two to three thousand words. I'll give it a try. I've always wanted to do this, to make more people like history and understand history. You have such an amazing team and you want to make such a reading material. I feel it is my responsibility and I must support it."

Zhou Shuyu's frankness made Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi feel relieved.

"Then let's discuss the topic selection in detail later." Chen Siqi said, "Find a topic that will make people interested and want to read it as soon as they see the title. Since we have just started, we still need to get more readers to start reading our book."

"Well, okay, I'll think about it myself and see if there's anything worth writing about. When I'm done, I'll send it to you and we can discuss it."

"Thank you, Professor Zhou!"
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After leaving Zhou Shuyu, Chen Siqi uttered a soft "yeah", because this trip was much smoother than he had imagined.

Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi walked towards the car parked in front together.

I don't know when the snow stopped, but everything around was white. The bushes were covered with snow, and the snow on the ground was so thick that even pedestrians couldn't step on it. It mixed with the mud, forming a minefield that made all shoes tremble with fear.

Lu Yanhe asked, "In addition to history and literature, what other fields do you want to invite scholars and experts in?"

"Economics, law, and philosophy." Chen Siqi said, "At the moment, these are the ones I think must be there, and the others depend on what kind of people we can find."

The ones mentioned by Chen Siqi are all mainstream categories in the humanities and social sciences.

It is indeed easy for these fields to produce great people.

This is the case with the humanities and social sciences. They may not have a direct and obvious impact on the specific productivity of society, but their content is closely related to everyone. Once universal content is formed, it can easily be widely disseminated throughout society.

Because it itself is a discipline that comes from human society.

Science and engineering are disciplines that come from nature and society. They are objective and cannot be changed by human will.

The humanities and social sciences are completely the opposite. They are not products of nature, but products of the development of human society.

Therefore, if we say that the historical stories and cultural backgrounds that Zhou Shuyu talked about in "City Travel Notes" are of practical use, it can be said that they are not, but there are many people who can listen to them and love to listen to them.

They followed the navigation and drove to Professor Zhao Dezhong's home.

Professor Zhao Dezhong does not live in a modern residential area, but in an old building in a hutong.

"Did Teacher Shi Xia give you this address?"

"How is that possible? It was Teacher Shi Xia who called me, and then I called Professor Zhao and made an appointment with him to visit him this afternoon. He gave me the address."

After parking the car, Chen Siqi took out the other box of walnuts from the trunk and gave it to Lu Yanhe to carry. She then took the latest issue of "Jump Up" and went to the address.

The biggest feature of old-style residential areas is that the relationship between neighbors is relatively close and they know each other.

When they walked downstairs to Professor Zhao Dezhong's house, they met an old lady.

Seeing that they were strangers and didn't live here, the old lady asked, "Who are you looking for?"

"Looking for Professor Zhao Dezhong." Chen Siqi said, "We have an appointment with him."

"Oh, you are the ones who are going to see him." The old lady looked as if she had known they would come, which made them all stunned for a moment, not understanding why.

The old lady said, "He was playing cards at my house half an hour ago, then he said someone was coming to see him, and he hurried back, which made us very unhappy. He didn't tell us earlier. If he had told us earlier that he had an appointment in the afternoon, we wouldn't have asked him to play cards. We hate people who run away in the middle of playing cards. It's so hard to find someone to join us at the last minute."

The old lady was very dissatisfied and kept complaining.

Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi were dumbfounded.

"Sorry to interrupt your card game." Chen Siqi said immediately, "We'll go up first."

The old lady nodded and said, "Go ahead."

She watched them enter the corridor, and sighed again, "It's better to be a teacher. There are always students visiting him."

Lu Yanhe and Chen Siqi smiled at each other.

However, when the two of them arrived at Professor Zhao's door and knocked three times, no one answered.

Chen Siqi said: "Let me make a phone call."

She called Professor Zhao Dezhong.

"No answer." Chen Siqi said.

Lu Yanhe frowned: "He should be at home. He doesn't even play cards anymore. He just came home. Why don't you try playing another one?"

Chen Siqi hit another one.

Lu Yanhe leaned against the door and listened.

He listened carefully and said, "There's the sound of a cell phone ringing in the room."

"Then Professor Zhao should be at home." Chen Siqi asked, "Is he in the bathroom?"

Lu Yanhe knocked on the door again and called out twice: "Professor Zhao!"

Still no response.

Lu Yanhe frowned again, "Why is there no sound? Even if he was in the bathroom, he should have heard us knocking on the door and calling him."

Chen Siqi's expression suddenly changed. "Could something have happened?"

Upon hearing this, Lu Yanhe knocked on the door again.

At this time, the neighbor opposite opened the door and stuck his head out.

"Are you looking for Professor Zhao?" It was a woman in her forties. "Huh? Are you Lu Yanhe?"

The woman in her forties had a look of surprise on her face.

"Yes, I'm Professor Zhao's student." Lu Yanhe said immediately, "We agreed to come to see him, but no one answered the door when we knocked. I called him just now, and there was the sound of the phone ringing in the room, but he didn't respond."

The neighbor woman's face changed immediately.

"Oh no!" she said immediately, "Professor Zhao has high blood pressure, could he have fainted?!"

Upon hearing this, Lu Yanhe looked at the closed door in front of him in shock.

"Professor Zhao! Professor Zhao?!" The neighbor woman knocked on the door hard, or to be more precise, she banged on it.

But such movement did not cause any sound from inside.

"We have to call the police immediately!" The neighbor turned pale with anxiety.

Lu Yanhe was stunned at this moment.

"Do you have a key?" Chen Siqi asked, "Does anyone have a spare key?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Chen Siqi saw Lu Yanhe suddenly take two steps back and kick the door.

The door here is an old-style door, not a security door, otherwise, Lu Yanhe's leg would probably have been broken by this kick.

Even so, there was a loud bang that echoed in the corridor.

"boom!"
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I wrote an article "Idealist Lu Yanhe" on the official account. If you are interested, you can go and have a look. (End of this chapter)