Di Mingjue really had nothing to say about Shen Yilan anymore.
After a mont of silence, he said, "Focus on the competition. You may still beco the champion afterwards. Once you are the champion, your status will be different. If you continue to do things that are unscrupulous or immoral, I can expose your sordid past at any ti, and your complete downfall will be sooner or later.
If you stay in line, I’ll let this go. But if you don’t, and start causing trouble again, don’t bla for turning my back on you rcilessly and leaving you no dignity. Don’t bla for being aggressive, if you harbor any more crooked thoughts, I will surely ruin your reputation."
"Yes, I understand," Shen Yilan replied, so emotional that she nearly burst into tears.
Di Mingjue had let her off, which ant she no longer had to live in fear. In the Empire, as long as she didn’t provoke Di Mingjue, she could still lead a good life.
For the ti being, Shen Yilan did not know what to say, nor did she dare to say anything. She didn’t dare to engage in excessive conversation with Di Mingjue any longer.
She believed wholeheartedly that Di Mingjue had the power to make her life in the Empire unbearable and miserable.
So she didn’t dare to have any more thoughts about Di Mingjue.
Soon, the competition began, and the entire venue was filled with excitent. The players entered the arena one by one, with Gu Qibao and the others in the audience feeling thrilled.
This was different from other competitions; despite the excitent, everyone was also very nervous.
The competition officially started, with ti ticking away. Everyone watched the big screen intently, where the cubes of each pair of competitors were being rapidly and rhythmically solved without cease.
The process continued for a long ti without a break until finally, Di Mingjue’s group stopped first. He placed the cube on the competition table, completing the solve before anyone else.
The audience erupted into cheers; the first place winner was born, the champion was none other than Di Mingjue!
But the other contestants continued to solve, competing for the second and third places.
To avoid disturbing the other competitors, Di Mingjue and Shen Yilan, with the help of the marshals, left the scene.
Journalists waiting outside were excited and rushed backstage, each wanting to interview the champion first.
The reporters sward excitedly, but Di Mingjue was not in the mood to deal with the dia, especially standing next to Shen Yilan to cope. He simply said a few words and left.
Shen Yilan naturally did not linger for interviews either, and politely said a few words before following suit.
The championship was a shared triumph; if Di Mingjue did not entertain interviews, how could she stand there alone to continue talking?
However, Shen Yilan was very happy in her heart; after all, she had a part in this championship and was also the winner of the first gold dal in the Empire’s cube-solving event milestones.
Her feelings were indescribable, and as she followed behind Di Mingjue, looking at his tall silhouette, she was filled with complicated emotions.
Di Mingjue’s victory set the crowd ablaze, earning another milestone gold dal, which was truly exhilarating and a cause for celebration.
Dan Youguo also imdiately made a personal call to express his condolences, and various major dia outlets vied for broadcasting, setting off a wave of jubilation throughout the Empire.
It was indeed a delight for everyone.
Winning the championship in both new events was undoubtedly an exciting achievent.
At the sa ti, the Di Family’s reputation in the Empire rose even further. Producing two champions in the sports eting, especially the first gold dals in new events, was certainly awe-inspiring.
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