I Turned Out to Be the Culprit

Zhang Ru didn't quite understand. Su Qi, standing before Ai Ai, seemed so innocent and adorable, as if...

All the words used to describe a girl's beauty seem reasonable when applied to her.

But this girl actually designed such a lewd pornographic video.

What was her motivation? What kind of family could drive such a young girl to do something like this, even risking her life to go to the boys' dormitory to gather information?

Zhang Ru couldn't fathom how this little girl had managed to escape her roommates' suspicions.

If she were exposed to her face, the consequences would be unimaginable.

She felt she absolutely had to give Su Qi, that idiot, a lesson in morality today!

Seeing Su Qi's hesitant expression, Su Siyang decided it would be better to check it himself and took Su Qi's phone.

Looking at more transaction records, I noticed some transactions of 300 or 400 yuan on my Alipay account, so I asked, "Where did these 300-500 yuan transactions come from?"

"This is the money for the original artwork, it's proper art!" Su Qi regretted saying it as soon as it left her mouth. Didn't that imply that there were also improper artworks?

Zhang Ru also walked over to Su Siyang's side and looked at Su Qi's Alipay bill.

"What is this income of 12,000?" Su Siyang asked.

Su Qi felt the scrutinizing eyes of her older brother and Officer Zhang Ru.

Forgive her for not being able to say it, this is the income from the book.

Seeing that Su Qi didn't speak, Su Siyang wasn't in a hurry. Instead, he continued searching and found another 2.

000 in income.

What is this?

"This is the money I earned from doing programming for others," Su Qi replied quickly.

Looking at the flowing water, Su Siyang realized that his younger brother—no, now his sister—was actually quite talented. He also felt more and more for Su Qi's hard work, as she had to paint three pictures a month on average.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Su Siyang earns a considerable income just from shooting an advertisement.

But during his university years, when he first started working as an extra, he realized how hard it was to earn money. Some extras earned 250 yuan a day, while others only earned 150 yuan, and the worst part was that they might not even hire you.

Su Siyang knew Su Qi had a talent for painting, but he didn't expect her to be so good at it. He figured one painting would take her two days! Su Siyang thought about how other girls should be spending their university years shopping and sightseeing, while his own sister had to earn her own living, and he felt...

Her older brother was becoming increasingly incompetent. If Su Qi were to hear what her brother was thinking right now, she would definitely launch into a tirade.

Is this still the older brother who advocated self-reliance and independence?

Zhang Ru searched for the name of the game online and unexpectedly found a post with a picture of someone wearing bunny ears. Through those innocent big eyes, she was 100% sure it was Su Qi in front of her. It was the comment from the day before she wore bunny ears, revealing Su Qi's identity as the author and her glorious deeds, and also included a photo of Su Qi.

Zhang Ru was increasingly surprised as she looked at the little guy; he was actually a book author, and apparently quite famous.

If she had the chance to play Su Qi's games, she would find those doujinshi to be nothing.

Looking at the comments and Su Qi's inner thoughts on the Tieba, Zhang Ru sighed in relief. At least the information on the Tieba still leaned towards the idea that Su Qi was a cross-dressing master.

At least one thing is certain: her roommates probably haven't realized she's a girl yet.

However, Zhang Ru looked at Su Qi closely. Those bright, sparkling eyes, that slender waist, and that distinctly feminine face—were her roommates all idiots? Couldn't they see that?

"So where did this 12,000 come from?" After looking at all the bills, Su Siyang finally stared at the 12,000.

Su Qi was speechless with bitterness. "Wasn't that all over just now? Brother, why are you bringing up the past again!"

Besides, if it were just the two of us brothers, there's a policewoman standing next to us. Neither being a policewoman nor a policewoman is enough to make Su Qi say that this is income from the doujinshi!

System: "The host can say this is a comic you drew. Isn't a doujinshi also a story it describes?"

Su Qi had considered this answer before, but based on her understanding of her brother...

They'll definitely ask which work it is, which is just another way of saying that Su Qi drew a doujinshi. Just as Su Qi was racking her brains, Zhang Ru spoke up, "Don't ask her anymore. You can probably guess after you see this."

Zhang Ru calmly handed her phone to Su Siyang, then looked at Su Qi.

"I didn't know you were a celebrity, little sister! Bunny Ear Senior!"

Su Qi felt a little embarrassed by the embarrassing nickname "Bunny Ear Senior." But the screen on the phone Zhang Ru handed her made her feel even more mysterious.

With just a glance, Su Qi knew that this was the post on the school forum. It not only described himself as a creator of H-games, but also dug up some of his doujinshi works, and at the end there was that bizarre interview with Wu Wei and Wang Dongxu.

"Brother, stop looking." Su Qi tried to snatch Su Siyang's phone. If her brother found out that she had drawn in a notebook, Su Qi felt it would be like her sister finding out that she had masturbated.

Unexpectedly, Su Siyang simply held the phone up as high as possible and looked up at it.

Su Qi, who is only 1.6 meters tall, is helpless against Su Siyang, who is over 1.8 meters tall. Even when she jumps, she is not as tall as him.

Su Qi tried shaking his arm, but she was too weak. Even with all her strength, her brother could only give her a slight sway. After struggling for an hour, she was panting heavily.

After reading about Su Qi's glorious deeds over the past two years, or rather, her glorious deeds that began during high school, Su Siyang felt a bit of a headache.

He knew about Su Qi's painting, but he had never seen her paint.

You know, back in high school, Su Qi got slapped twice by her dad for drawing those kinds of pictures in her room! And she even comforted him about it.

He hadn't given his seemingly weak but actually strong- Su Siyang younger brother many opportunities to prove himself, so he remembered it very clearly. Even now, it was still vivid in his mind.

During her high school years, Su Qi was already somewhat insecure. Her bangs covered her eyes, making her look somewhat gloomy, and there were clear handprints on both cheeks.

Su Siyang was in college at the time, filming a movie, which was also a way of disobeying his father. Since their positions were similar, the conversation resonated more deeply. He still remembered how attentively Su Qi listened that day.

"Xiao Qi, where there's a dream, there will be obstacles. Just treat your father as an obstacle, a stumbling block on your path to success. Once you get to university, you'll be far from the reach of the emperor, and the sky's the limit. Look at me, your brother. Because I never gave up, I've become a somewhat well-known actress!"

Su Siyang still remembers the dazzling light hidden in Su Qi's black eyes beneath her bangs.

He was secretly pleased about this for a long time.

Looking back now, Su Siyang feels like he wants to stab himself.

What kind of older brother encourages his younger sister to draw in a book?

Now that Su Qi has become a doujinshi author and H-game writer, isn't the culprit actually her own brother?

If his parents knew that Su Qi had instigated the creation of the sketchbook, Su Siyang felt as if he could already see the Seven Wolves sealed at his father's waist.