Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Chapter 1758 - 1605: Entertainment Tycoon of Another World 35


Chapter 1758: Chapter 1605: Entertainment Tycoon of Another World 35

When the pressure disappeared, Jian Shuangshuang realized that there was no one in the room at all, and the source of the pressure was a huge transparent stone pillar.

This stone was about three meters high, and Jian Shuangshuang only discovered upon looking up that the room was actually a two-story loft. The stone pillar was shaped like a sword but without a hilt, with the blade pointing upwards.

At this moment, a row of golden characters slowly appeared on the stone: "Level, Great Xuan Master, issue Black Flame Chest Badge."

As the text appeared, a small opening suddenly opened on the platform below the stone, and a small pedestal slowly rose with a black flame-shaped chest badge placed on it.

Jian Shuangshuang picked up the badge representing Great Xuan Master, wore it on her chest, turned, and left the room. It took less than a minute—that’s quite fast.

Even after leaving the Xuan Master Identification Center, Jian Shuangshuang was still a bit confused. She thought that with her talent, becoming a Great Xuan Master before the age of fifteen should have caused a stir, but she didn’t see a single person.

Actually, this was normal, because the place where a commotion could happen should be at the Xuan Master Talent Identification.

Due to the necessity of having someone stimulate the Xuan Qi Sea for cultivation, no one cultivating Mystic Energy could bypass the talent test phase.

So, any impressive talent would have long been noticed and either recruited by the court or like the previous life of Jian Shuangshuang, fall into the hands of a prestigious family.

With the talent recruitment phase, the subsequent Xuan Master level assessment no longer mattered, as there couldn’t be any escaped talents.

If there were escaped talents, it would surely be due to an exceptionally powerful master or sect nurturing them, and others couldn’t intercept them.

There’s hardly anyone like Jian Shuangshuang who dared to cultivate alone without going through talent identification or having any renowned mentor background.

Thus, the result was that Jian Shuangshuang acquired the badge of Great Xuan Master silently without causing the buzz her talent should have.

Jian Shuangshuang wasn’t inclined to be flamboyant, and she feared that her excellent talent might lead to people persuading her to study or join a family faction, so remaining quiet was better.

Later, Jian Shuangshuang took Du Xinning and Du Xinyu to the Xuan Master Talent Identification Center. The Xuan Master level assessment and talent identification centers were close, so close that they were right next to each other after leaving one and turning the corner.

The Talent Identification Center had significantly more people than the Level Assessment Center, with many children over the age of ten testing their talent level with their parents.

Like Du Xinning accompanied by a peer girl and a much younger sister, she was unique, so when they entered, Du Xinning, Jian Shuangshuang, and Du Xinyu caught many glances.

The reason they were all over ten years old was that children under ten didn’t have a Xuan Qi Sea. Only after turning ten does the Xuan Qi Sea emerge, indicating children with cultivation talent.

The decoration of the Talent Identification Center was similar to the Level Assessment Center. People waited at the outside tables before entering the inner rooms to assess the presence and level of cultivation talent.

Under the guidance of a servant, Jian Shuangshuang, Du Xinning, and Du Xinyu sat at the table, waiting for their turn for assessment.

The Talent Identification Center was crowded, so Jian Shuangshuang and the two others shared a table with another mother and son.

The attire of this mother and child indicated a wealthy family, but their standout feature was their appearance. The mother’s beauty was noble and majestic.

The young boy, if not for his attire, could be mistaken for a girl. He was stunningly beautiful for his age. Growing up, he might embody the captivating beauty of a demon.

Having been seeking actors, Jian Shuangshuang couldn’t resist taking several glances at this mother and child. Multiple small scripts fitting their aura appeared instantly in her mind.

Of course, despite her thoughts, Jian Shuangshuang didn’t approach them to ask if they wanted to act.

This mother and son’s attire indicated they were from a prosperous household, and such families had their own businesses, rarely working outside.

Moreover, that mother carried a badge symbolizing Great Xuan Master status. Cultivators rarely become actors — Zang Lin and Zhen Shu, Wu Ziyi, and Wu Qiaoxuan siblings were exceptions.

Thinking it improbable, Jian Shuangshuang regretfully gave up the notion after a few glances.

However, as the three girls sat, the boy across couldn’t resist curiously looking at Du Xinning several times.

He looked once, then again, eventually staring at Du Xinning, who was busy getting snacks for Du Xinyu and didn’t notice.

The boy’s mother soon noticed her child staring at the young girl and couldn’t help but tap him on the head, glaring sternly and telling him to look away as staring rudely was impolite.

Yet, the boy didn’t grasp his mother’s intent. He scrutinized Du Xinning more closely and suddenly exclaimed, "I remember now, you’re ’Doll’!"

Du Xinning raised her head in bewilderment, completely unaware of the boy’s excitement, while Jian Shuangshuang was speechless, not expecting to encounter a fan here.

’Doll’ was the role played by Du Xinning in a previous film—a teenage heroine with exceptional talent and high combat power. Though her appearance was brief, the character was distinctive.

The boy, seeing Du Xinning acknowledge him, became even more excited and tugged his mother’s hand, "Mom, mom, look, she’s ’Doll’!"

Upon her son’s words, the boy’s mother couldn’t help but look closely at Du Xinning, showing a similarly surprised expression, "It really is ’Doll’!"

Seeing Du Xinning’s bewildered gaze, the boy’s mother, slightly embarrassed but excited, said, "We just watched the movie and both my son and I really liked your portrayal of ’Doll.’"

Facing fans directly for the first time, Du Xinning shyly glanced at Jian Shuangshuang, received her subtle encouraging gaze, then timidly smiled and said, "Well, thank you for liking my role. I’m Du Xinning, not ’Doll’; ’Doll’ is just my character."

"I’m Wenren Qing, and this is my son, Wenren Zizhen. We both really enjoy watching movies, and your film was truly superb. I didn’t even watch plays before, but got captivated by movies.

We watched the movie three times in a row, and wonder how long it will take for the next release? Waiting a year for a film is quite long; could you please release the next one sooner?"

Wenren Zizhen took his mother’s surname. Undoubtedly, Wenren Qing was surely a strong woman, indicating she hadn’t married, but rather took a partner, hence their child bore her surname.

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