Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!-Chapter 163 - : She Actually Gave President Shang a Zero?!

Chapter 163: Chapter 163: She Actually Gave President Shang a Zero?!

Su Yinwan entered a small room, guided by a staff member.

Inside, there was only one sofa, and she walked over to it as directed by the staff.

Another staff member then approached, holding a box.

“Hello, Mr. Su,” one staff member greeted. “I believe you might have researched the other regular guests on the show before coming?”

Su Yinwan nodded. “I suppose I’m fairly acquainted, as I’ve been following the live broadcasts these past few days.”

[What does the production team want to do? Stir things up?]

[I blindly guess they want to score the other guests based on impressions, as that’s what happened at the beginning of the broadcast.]

[Wanwan is really diligent, still finding time to watch the live broadcasts amidst all her busyness.]

In truth, Su Yinwan hadn’t actually watched the broadcasts herself; instead, she had delegated that task to her assistant, Xiao Yuan, who relayed the information back to her.

This way, she was prepared for any unforeseeable needs.

Fortunately, the staff didn’t probe her further; they just nodded and explained, “Alright, Mr. Su, you might know about our ‘Flash Change’ mini-game where you score the guests based on your impression. Here are five score cards. You don’t need to write names, just speak out what scores you’d give.”

[Damn it, they’re doing this openly now? The production team really knows how to play things up.]

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[Ahhh so thrilling, can’t wait to see how Su Yinwan will choose!]

The unexpected scoring method caught Su Yinwan off guard for a moment, but she quickly regrouped and picked up the five-point card.

“Hmm… considering the performance of the other teachers on the live broadcast these few days,” she said, visibly uncomfortable for a moment, but then she smiled again, “I think Miss Jiang was indeed the most striking, so I’ll give this 5-point card to Miss Jiang, hoping she will perform even more spectacularly in the upcoming episodes.”

The result surprised everyone.

Including the staff.

He knew some behind-the-scenes details—Jiang Li and Su Yinwan didn’t get along, which was one of the reasons why the production team had accepted Su Yinwan’s contract mid-show.

—For greater conflict and discussion during the live stream.

The peer-scoring phase had shifted from anonymous to fully open, and all cameras were removed, replaced by concealed pinhole cameras in corners to capture the guests talking as if unobserved.

Hoping for some explosive comments.

Yet unexpectedly, Su Yinwan gave her highest score to Jiang Li right off the bat.

[Damn, I thought Wanwan would give the highest score to President Shang, but she gave it to Jiang Li instead?]

[Hang on, did anyone notice Wanwan’s expression in-between? There’s definitely something between her and Jiang Li! Jiang Li must have bullied her!]

[Just an outsider here, but wasn’t it said on Weibo that Jiang Li kept pursuing President Shang? So, is Su Yinwan giving her love rival the highest score? She’s really magnanimous.]

[Ahhh, Wanwan, let’s not be so kind! Jiang Li is no angel! Why give her the highest score?!]

[Yeah, Wanwan is too kind, but will she really not be bullied by doing this?]

Soon, Su Yinwan’s fans were indignantly flooding into the neighboring live stream to denounce Jiang Li.

The Weibo post exposing Jiang Li resurfaced and topped the trending searches.

Meanwhile, Su Yinwan gave a smug darkening of her eyes.

If she had been an ordinary person, she would surely have fallen into the production team’s trap, but unfortunately for them, she was anything but ordinary.

As soon as she entered the room, the system had already informed her that there were cameras present.

So, she nonchalantly brought out a set of prepared explanations.

How could she establish her kind and generous heroine image without complimenting Jiang Li?

Moreover, by doing so, the online viewers would think her more innocent and dislike Jiang Li even more.

With this thought, she concealed the smugness in her heart and nonchalantly took out the second score card.

Then, she handed the four-point card to Wen Jiaojiao and the three-point card to Shu Yan.

A staff member interrupted her.

“Mr. Su, could you explain your reasoning for the scores? If you are scoring based on their performance in the live stream, clearly, Wen Jiaojiao does not deserve such a high score.”

Clearly, this staff member was very experienced, immediately pinpointing a logical flaw in Su Yinwan’s reasoning to launch an attack.

Su Yinwan was clearly taken aback for a moment before she pursed her lips and said,

“I’ve collaborated with Jiaojiao before, and we’ve interacted a few times. I find her quite a lovely girl. Besides, I know Jiaojiao’s total score is quite low, so I wanted to give her more to ease her burden.”

A horde of fans began praising Su Yinwan for her kindness in the live comments,

but clearly, some people weren’t fooled this time.

[Something’s not right. Wen Jiaojiao has such a bad temper, and usually, anyone who has worked with her blocks her immediately. How can Su Yinwan find her cute?]

[Yeah, I also find it strange. Princess Wen has only recently been nicer to Jiang Li, but previously she was too much. How can Su Yinwan still like her? And she mentions not wanting Jiaojiao to struggle too much—her saintly persona is a bit much, isn’t it?]

[I thought I was the only one who felt that Su Yinwan was contradicting herself—glad to find like-minded people. Just now she claimed she was scoring fairly but now see, she’s being biased. She’s played both the good cop and the bad cop.]

Su Yinwan didn’t seem to think there was anything inappropriate about her statement and continued playing her established role.

“As for Sister Yan, well, she’s also a girl, and being a girl myself, I naturally wouldn’t give her the lowest score.”

“Next…” Su Yinwan picked up another score card, “this two-point card goes to Mr. He. Mr. He is my senior, whom I’ve always admired. I’ve watched all his movies, so I gave him the highest score among the men. The remaining one-point card goes to Jiang Yan.”

The staff member quickly sensed another topic of interest.

“So, Mr. Su, are you planning to give President Shang zero points? Could you discuss your reasons?”

Su Yinwan’s face still held a gentle smile.

“Ah, President Shang and I are very close friends, and I believe he doesn’t mind such things much, so it’s okay to give him zero points.”

Little did she know, this part of the interview was being shown live to Shang Shaojing in the waiting lounge outside.

Hearing this statement, Shang Shaojing’s brows also slightly furrowed.

To say he wasn’t disappointed would be a lie.

He thought he held at least some place in Su Yinwan’s heart.

But she would rather give the one-point card to Jiang Yan than to him.

And yet, she said they were best friends.

So, in all these years, was he just a meticulously attentive friend in her eyes?

Shang Shaojing slightly clenched his fists, his expression growing even colder.