Wu Jiani and Jin Zhiming had been busy with their own work and had worried about Qinqin's studies. Only when they realized that Qinqin was studying even harder without their supervision did they relax their grip on her.
Thanks to this happy outcome, Qinqin also had more time to chat with Wang Yue.
Of course, their conversations always started with Qinqin asking Wang Yue about a problem and ended with her getting shy.
While Qinqin was having an easy, carefree time, Duoduo ran into trouble.
Because she had to update her novel every day after school, writing three thousand words daily took up too much of her time. As a result, she had no time to study, and her grades had plummeted.
She had always locked herself in her room and secretly written, so no one would have found out—if it weren't for the internet being so widespread.
One time, Tong Wenjie went to the school and heard someone call Duoduo "Sect Leader Duo."
Tong Wenjie thought it was some new internet slang. Afraid that a generation gap with her daughter might make it hard for them to communicate, she deliberately looked up "Sect Leader Duo" on Qian Baidu.
The results startled her: her precious daughter had been secretly writing a novel.
Duoduo's novel, Youth, I'm the Wildest, had forty or fifty thousand followers and updated by 150,000 words every month.
Updating five thousand words a day was already impressive, considering the human limit was four thousand. She was outdoing a lot of authors.
Wang Yue had found out Duoduo was writing a novel because Qinqin was her friend. After the two of them had lived together for a few days, they had become close enough to tell each other everything, and Qinqin had let him in on it.