Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!-Chapter 41 - : Actually Still the Museum Director?!

Chapter 41: Chapter 41: Actually Still the Museum Director?!

The live broadcast room instantly erupted again.

“Has this matter really had such a huge impact? Even the national museum has stepped forward?”

“No, I have to go watch the drama unfold. I want to see Jiang Li being fiercely slapped in the face and apologizing!”

“Jiang Li is probably going to be banned before she even debuts, right? Peeking at the museum’s cultural relics is not a small matter.”

However, when they all rushed to Weibo and clicked into Hua Bo’s Weibo to read the statement, they were so shocked that they could hardly hold their phones.

Hua Country Museum V:

“The Dharma Teachings of the Buddha in the Ancient Scripture Restoration Series”

Our expert team has finally completed the restoration of the rare “Dharma Teachings of the Buddha” after six months and can now introduce it to everyone!

For this reason, we shot a video to introduce this ancient scripture and the process of bringing it back into the light.

Here, we would like to give special thanks to Miss Jiang @Jiang Li V. Her valuable suggestions provided our team with very important ideas, and she even helped us repair omissions in this Buddhist scripture.

Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, Miss Jiang could not appear in the video, so as a token of our appreciation, we allowed her to borrow this Buddhist scripture and granted her permission to transcribe some of its content. We hereby clarify this in our video. #HuaCountryMuseum’s Weibo Video

Netizens were dumbfounded.

Nobody had expected that what Jiang Li said was actually true.

And she helped restore this scripture!

She had been silent until she made a move that took everyone by surprise!

“No way, I’m stunned. How did a poor student who scored just over 200 in the college entrance exam suddenly know how to restore ancient texts? Am I seeing things wrong? Hua Bo isn’t under threat, right? If you’ve been kidnapped, blink twice.”

“Are you crazy? I’ve always felt that you people are so irrational. Jiang Li has been quietly reading in the live broadcast room this whole time. You were the ones who insisted she was showing off and forced her to prove herself. Now the officials have stepped forward to speak for her, and you’re saying the officials have been kidnapped.”

“I find this outrageous too. This is Hua Bo we’re talking about, not just any small museum. They’ve made it so clear, yet the haters are still throwing tantrums. Anyway, I think from the start of the live broadcast until now, Jiang Li has been quiet and composed, polite and cultured. On the other hand, Qi Tianyu and Wen Jiaojiao have been making noise the whole time.”

“My sister from another mister! I also have a good impression of Miss Jiang, but her haters are terrifying. I don’t even dare to comment in the live broadcast. She’s so beautiful and elegant, and even understands cultural relics and ancient texts. She’s the kind of talent that deserves to be followed!”

In a blink of an eye, public opinion turned drastically, and the reticent Jiang Li gained a surge of attention. Her Weibo followers instantly broke through one hundred thousand.

Shu Yan, who had been playing with her phone, naturally saw this trending topic as well, and after letting out a shout, she stood up.

“Look at your phones, everyone. The museum has mentioned @Jiang Li and thanked her for her help.”

“What?!” Qi Tianyu and Wen Jiaojiao exclaimed in unison, then both reached for their phones.

In fact, Qi Tianyu had completely believed Jiang Li ever since he saw the character “Sha” that she had left behind.

It was just that he couldn’t yet bring himself to admit that a junior college graduate had a deeper understanding of literature than he did, a professional from a top university.

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After seeing the statement released by Hua Bo, he was thoroughly ashamed.

She had quietly helped the museum restore an ancient text, while he was deliberately picking on her.

If his teacher found out that he had doubted someone with the ability to restore ancient texts, he would be scolded mercilessly.

On the contrary, Wen Jiaojiao did not have the same awareness as Qi Tianyu.

The moment she saw the trending search, her eyes nearly popped out, “Jiang Li, you can restore ancient texts too? You must be lying.”

How could a non-mainstream punk possibly achieve something so impressive?

However, Jiang Yan, sitting on the couch, pointed to the screenshot of the museum video on the screen, “Isn’t that old man the one who visited our house the other day? He’s the museum director?”

Jiang Li looked over calmly, “What else?”

The sheer contrast of the news was so intense that even He Yun, who had been maintaining an air of detachment, pulled out her phone and opened Weibo.

Actually, it was quite coincidental.

She had returned to modern society just in time for the summer vacation and, with nothing else to do, she could only nestle in the study and read books.

In just a few days, she had read all the books in the Jiang Family’s collection, which were primarily kept for show. Thus, she had to turn her attention to the ancient books section of the library.

There, she met an old gentleman who was also fond of reading ancient texts.

Over time, they became reading companions, and it was then that she discovered he was actually the director of the Hua Country Museum. He was sifting through the ancient books to better restore an artifact they had recovered.

Unfortunately, this copy of Buddhist Scripture was badly damaged, and the restoration process was far from easy.

So, Jiang Li discussed possible solutions with him.

Back in Daqi, her elder brother had been Lord Junior Minister of Weishi Temple, responsible for the organization of artifacts and books.

She often accompanied him to the archives, and over time, through osmosis, she naturally picked up some skills in ancient book restoration.

And as for this particular Buddhist Scripture, it was an even stranger coincidence.

Buddhism was prevalent in Daqi, and she frequently accompanied her mother and the other ladies to bow and offer incense. While they performed their rituals, she would read Buddhist Scripture in the side rooms, and it just so happened that she had read this particular one, found it interesting, and even memorized it.

She never imagined that after centuries of weathering, this Buddhist Scripture would become a unique volume.

And to cause such a big misunderstanding today.

With that in mind, Jiang Li looked towards Wen Jiaojiao with a smiling gaze.

“You just said that if I copied this book, you would have to eat it. What a pity, I wouldn’t want you to even if you really wished to.”

“There is only one original of this book in the entire world, its value is immeasurable in money, and naturally, the value of this handwritten copy you hold in your hands cannot be compared to that of an ordinary book.”

Following Jiang Li’s gaze, Wen Jiaojiao felt as if the book in her hands had suddenly become immensely heavy.

She hastily organized the pages and placed the book on the table, yet unwilling to let it go, she made a disdainful gesture and emphatically slapped the table beside it.

“Who, who would want it, it’s just a lousy book after all.”

Afterward, she stomped off in her high heels, visibly upset.

Qi Tianyu also felt somewhat embarrassed, and after some thought, he still whispered an apology to Jiang Li: “Sorry for misunderstanding you, I didn’t know…”

Jiang Li picked up the book, carefully organized it, and then placed it in her bag.

“It’s okay, ignorance is not a sin.”

Her clear voice and his magnanimous attitude caused Qi Tianyu’s face to reddened instantly.

For some reason, he always felt that there was an indescribable charisma about the girl in front of him, like the morning light outside, clean and warm.

So… had everyone misunderstood her?

“Ahem, alright.” Seeing that the misunderstanding had been cleared up, Director Sun finally cleared his throat and spoke, “It’s getting late; let’s get ready to board the plane.”

“Oh, right, before boarding, there’s a ‘little game’ everyone must play.”

Director Sun then clapped his hands, prompting the staff to bring forward five small paper boxes.

Everyone looked at each other in confusion, not knowing what was up the sleeve of the production team.

Wen Jiaojiao, who was already in a bad mood for not having managed to teach Jiang Li a lesson, and had even been humiliated herself, complained under her breath:

“Because Jiang Yan was late, we had to wait so long, and now there’s a game to play. When can we finally board the plane?”