She felt that Gu Qirou and Su Yunhe might have secretly gotten together when Gu Qiyan was pregnant with the original host.
And Gu Qirou must have had a hand in the difficult labor that followed.
Because fifteen years had already passed since then, the evidence and witnesses from back then had probably long since been destroyed. Trying to investigate now would be harder than reaching the heavens.
Of course, Su Qiao was too lazy to investigate. She had a simpler and more brutal method.
In the days that followed, Su Qiao stayed peacefully in her own courtyard, concocting medicines and writing plays and scripts while waiting for the right moment.
After Xi Hanzhou learned of it, he had people quietly investigate what had happened back then. He also sent people to secretly contact several theaters for her, allowing her operas to reach the stage very quickly.
In addition, he found people to transcribe her storybooks and put them in various large and small bookshops for sale on consignment.
With Su Qiao's literary foundation, combined with Little Four's countless wild ideas, their soul-stirring and tragic love stories, righteous and heroic martial-arts champions, dazzling myths that inspired both yearning and fear, and so on—whether they were operas or novels, all of them became instant hits.
Later, the theater and bookshop owners kept urging her for more manuscripts. Some other theaters and bookshops also contacted her through various means. Having both earned money and gained a sense of accomplishment, Su Qiao and Little Four became even busier.
The woman and the system had gone farther and farther down the road of neglecting their proper business.
However, no matter how popular or bestselling the operas and storybooks became, no one knew who had written them.
From beginning to end, Su Qiao never showed