Her Cultivation Diary
Chapter 374 - Chapter 374 374. Yan Dog Overjoyed_1

Chapter 374: 374. Yan Dog Overjoyed_1 Chapter 374: 374. Yan Dog Overjoyed_1 Wa Qianqian: …

Damn, these appearance-obsessed snobs!

She fiercely typed out a line of text:

[Do you guys think something happened to Song Tan’s family? I saw her selling wild vegetables in the spring, and the prices were a bit outrageous, asking for twenty bucks a pound. At that time, I was wondering if she was in trouble, thinking about gathering the alumni for a meetup, and if necessary, collecting some donations…]

[How come she’s still here after these months, and now she’s selling watermelons again–has her family fallen on such hard times?]

After sending out two lengthy messages, Wa Qianqian silently read them over twice, feeling quite satisfied with her articulate writing.

First, she subtly suggested that Song Tan would resort to any means for money, being mercenary, completely lacking in simplicity and naive charm.

Secondly, she let everyone know that her frequent visits to the vegetable market were a sign of her downfall.

At 6 o’clock on a June evening, the sun had not yet set, and the scorching heat bore down on her flushed cheeks. Her bangs were sticky and adhered to her forehead, and they couldn’t hide her self-satisfied smile.

However, no sooner had the message been sent than after a brief silence in the group chat, someone posted a message like this–

[Sigh! Who isn’t struggling these days!]

[Right, life has been so tough these past two years! I’m even thinking of setting up a stall myself.]

[I really admire her. You can’t hear clearly what she’s saying in the video, but Song Tan looks so confident and at ease.]

[Absolutely. I always feel so timid about everything I do, but Song Tan seems truly charismatic…]

[I’ve wanted to say this for a long time! It’s not just her looks that are appealing, but also her aura, it’s just so comforting.]

Wa Qianqian: …???

You must all have some serious illness!

It was just a short video–weighing watermelons, then bagging them, presenting a QR code–isn’t this the usual process at any vegetable market?

How can you even discern any confidence or charisma from that?

Damn it!

Just admit you’re all face-watching and coming up with so many excuses!

She was livid, and at this moment, she highlighted another critical point:

“It indeed is tough. That’s why when I saw her selling wild vegetables for 20 bucks a pound in early spring, my heart just sank…”

[???]

[@Qianqian, do you not usually shop for vegetables? It was so cold in early spring; 20 bucks a pound for wild vegetables really isn’t expensive.]

[Yeah, weren’t all vegetables pricey at that time of year? I remember very clearly, the vegetable prices dropped only after Qingming Festival had passed.]

[Sigh, right, I remember Song Tan’s home is in a village, aren’t there plenty of wild vegetables? I don’t know about the scenery, but if it’s convenient, we could go there for a drive.]

[Is there a place suitable for barbecuing?]

[Right. Now that it’s hot, camping would be nice too. @Qianqian, can you inquire about it for us?]

[@Qianqian, aren’t you at the vegetable market? You might as well ask if Song Tan’s family offers farm stays? We’re all classmates, it would be like supporting her business…]

Wa Qianqian was so angry she could hardly breathe!

This is outrageous!!! Just a moment ago, you were all asking if she had a boyfriend, and now the topic has turned to camping and farm stays–this is not at all what she had in mind!

Unable to contain herself, Wa Qianqian furiously began to type again: “No way! Are you all that wealthy? You don’t find vegetables at 20 bucks a pound expensive?”

[Your point being, of course, we find it expensive, I usually only eat discount vegetables–but it’s normal for prices to vary with the season.]

[Exactly, when I go to the market and see vegetables priced in the tens, I know that’s the normal price. If it’s too much, I just don’t buy it, right?]

[Early spring wild vegetables for just 20? Do you know how much purslane was in our supermarket in March? 28 a pound…]

Damn, this is totally unreasonable!!!

Wa Qianqian couldn’t take it anymore, and now she simply skirted the topic:

“Do you guys think if Song Tan’s family is really in such trouble, should we organize a fundraiser?”

After a while, someone in the group chat asked:

[How should we donate? Using Langhuachou is a no-go, its reputation is terrible.]

[I won’t donate; I still have my mortgage to pay!]

[I’m not donating either, I’m so poor I’ve got experience with biting the cold wind, even the beggars at my door are richer than me, no way I’m playing the big shot!]

[You guys think just because someone has a stall they’re poor? My relative sells fruit at a stall and now owns three properties!]

[@Qianqian, are you that close to Song Tan? I’ve never heard you mention her before. And if you really are good friends, why start by mentioning fundraising? Can’t she apply for it herself?]

Wa Qianqian: …!!!

The marmot inside her was roaring furiously, but standing in the vegetable market, she could only stomp her foot in helpless rage, nearly flinging off her flip-flops; she resentfully typed out another line:

“That’s not the case. I’m mainly worried Song Tan might be too embarrassed to say, considering she has a foolish younger brother–you all know the backward rural practice of favoring boys over girls, I just fear she has no other choice.”

[Ah, now that you mention it, I remember–Song Tan’s brother visited her at school before, the kid was really fair-skinned and cute!!! Wonder if he’s grown up to be handsome or not?]

[Do you even need to ask?! Just look at Song Tan’s face; you can tell her brother has got to be really good-looking too!]

[@Qianqian, if you really want to help, you could ask Song Tan if she has any videos or photos of her brother. I’m currently working at a self-media studio; I can help with content creation and TikTok promotions… It’s pretty profitable these days…]

Wa Qianqian clenched her phone tightly.

She was so furious!

Did these people even understand what she was trying to say?!!!

Turning to look again at Xin Jun, who was still indecisively pacing in front of the ice cream freezer, she furiously typed out a reply:

“I won’t ask. To tell you the truth, I don’t have a good relationship with her at all; I just thought it would be funny to see her downfall–for why, if she has the nerve to seduce my boyfriend, can’t I mock her a bit?”

With those words, the group chat exploded instantly!

[Is that true? Spill the details.]

[Is that true? I don’t believe it.]

[Is that true? How did she seduce him?]

[Is that still your boyfriend?]

“Not anymore, ex-boyfriend!”

Wa Qianqian hit the keys hard to type these three words.

However, her classmates got excited–thrilling!!![By the way, Qianqian, is your boyfriend from a family with assets over a hundred million?]

“No, he’s also from the countryside. I was just about to persuade my parents to accept him coming over for a visit when, after only meeting Song Tan twice, he started fighting with me and broke up.”

[Was your boyfriend a top student from a prestigious university? Was he destined for greatness?]

“No, I attended a vocational college, and he was just an average undergraduate there.”

[Then did he pass the civil service exams? He is going to work in Zhongnanhai in the future, right?]

“No. He just passed the teacher qualification exam; said his mom wanted him to go back home to help out.”

While answering, Wa Qianqian felt puzzled–what kind of weird questions were these?

But the chat group fell silent.

After a pause, someone finally asked–

[So… your ex-boyfriend, he must look better than a celebrity, right?]

Wa Qianqian: …

Reluctantly, she told the truth:

“Not really, he’s just a bit handsome, you know, just the slightly handsome type.”