Chi Linyue played with her smartphone for half an hour, and then started to feel sleepy.
"Xu Lin, I want to sleep."
She yawned.
"Then go to the bedroom and sleep."
"Hmm hmm..."
Xu Lin carried her back to the bedroom, placed her on the bed, and casually covered her with a blanket.
Then Xu Lin turned on the air conditioning.
It’s already very hot this season, sleeping at ho without air conditioning or a fan would be uncomfortable.
The comfortable environnt quickly put Chi Linyue to sleep.
Xu Lin wasn’t thinking about sleeping, instead he turned on the computer.
He hadn’t logged into his work account for a while, and was curious about the situation now.
While the computer was booting, Xu Lin glanced out the window; Chi Linyue’s desk was right by the window.
The view here was great; looking out showed a bustling city, especially at night, you could see the dazzling night scenery and the busy streets full of traffic and people.
But during the day, it wasn’t as appealing, Xu Lin felt sothing was missing.
He thought about it.
Oh, right.
Vegetation was missing; the streets had only scattered trees, almost none.
The greenery here was really lacking.
"When I buy my first house, I’ll buy a unit where the windows open to vast green scenery."
Xu Lin thought.
The computer booted up.
Xu Lin opened WeChat and logged into his work account.
As soon as he went online, there were loads of unread ssages.
Xu Lin took quite so ti to deal with them.
Xu Lin focused on Xie Ting’s ssages.
Due to the support of the show "Singer," now after four episodes, Xie Ting’s performance has been outstanding. As the biggest dark horse of the show, his fan count has grown to over seven million. Additionally, the songs Xu Lin gave him before are now topping major charts, especially two songs—one love song and one folk song—that are still dominating the charts.
Evidently, a rising star is erging.
Xu Lin: "I’ll give you three more songs a bit later, then just handle them like you did before."
Xie Ting: "Thank you, Master! *Worship emoji*"
Xu Lin: "Strive to beco the top stream, you are paving the way for my brand."
"Master, I will work hard!"
"Alright, I have to get busy now."
"Okay, Master, goodbye."
Xu Lin didn’t reply anymore.
"If only more contestants of this quality ca."
Xu Lin’s path in the music industry involves nurturing geniuses; entering the scene himself—making his debut—is too lowly. Plus, he doesn’t want to be tied down by fans or overly expose himself.
Besides, wealth lies in skills, not labor.
Making his debut and singing himself is laborious, exhausting without benefit, and having to deal with criticism from people. He would also need to be mindful of his behavior; Xu Lin does not desire such a celebrity life.
After dealing with ssages from the apprentices, Xu Lin chatted with the film crew.
Now, he has two film crews, though he doesn’t need to visit the other one until the end of the month.
Moreover, the "Dajing Dynasty" film crew is not in Jiangdu, but in Hengdian.
Xu Lin checked the distance.
"Damn, driving there takes four or five hours."
This film crew is really troubleso to visit, but there’s no choice; visiting once a week is necessary, and other tis he guides them remotely.
He’s the head screenwriter, with two other screenwriters under him.
He also needs to handle relations within the film crew when he visits.
"Well, I’ll inform the school about it then."
With Xu Lin’s current developnt, he can barely be considered an outstanding alumnus.
Well, barely.
Finance University is such a top-tier institution; it has too many remarkable alumni. Those with billions or hundreds of billions of assets in business are common, and many are bigwigs in governnt agencies, especially in major cities like Jiangdu, which is neck and neck with the Capital City in national status.
So Xu Lin barely counts as an outstanding alumnus; if there were an outstanding alumni list, he could occupy a corner.
And for now, only a corner.
But later, when Xu Lin rises further, things will change.
Of course, if Xu Lin were tossed into so second-tier universities or even private institutions, he’d be the most outstanding one, without a doubt.
For students like Xu Lin, the school would take great care of them no matter the situation.
As for academic standards, such as failing classes, skipping classes, or truancy, these are unimportant as long as the student is outstanding enough. These rules are effectively aningless; as long as you are exceptional, even if you only attended a sester before dropping out, the school would claim you as their student—it’s a mark of pride.
However, Xu Lin does not intend to fail any classes.
Xu Lin decided to find ti to discuss with the principal, as consistently taking ti off is not ideal. Shang Wanjun would naturally not pose an issue, but the college leadership would eventually review his absence records.
After finishing tasks on the work account, an hour had already passed.
Xu Lin then glanced at the panel.
[Task: Bringing a Wolf into the Fold.]
Lately, Xu Lin has progressed on a task by successfully securing the elder sister.
Only one progress point remains before unlocking a new reward.
However, Xu Lin estimated there shouldn’t be many progress points left for this task; after all, it has co this far—it’s evidently nearing completion.
What about the other tasks?
Xu Lin examined the panel; he actually still had several tasks.
Legitimate tasks.
[Songwriting Side Task—Divine Song Producer.]
This task requires Xu Lin to create ten phenonon-level Mandarin pop divine songs, with three rewards available.
Xu Lin checked the progress; six songs have been completed so far.
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