After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

Jiang Baige didn't say yes or no, but showed a somewhat regretful expression: "You think so? What should I do, I want to eat it too..."

"Huh?!" Song Siwen seemed surprised to hear such words from Jiang Baige.

But Jiang Baige remained calm: "During the Chinese New Year, I was thinking whether I could write this story... Xingran, my college roommate, you still remember me, right? She said that if I could write this story well, the new article would promote the old one, and maybe even the revenge article could be sold at a better price."

Song Siwen opened his eyes wide, but was a little happy: It turned out that Jiang Baige could also "profit" from this incident?

Jiang Baige saw through it: "I never felt that I was eating 'human blood buns', I just hope to use my way to let more people see these things. Some pains, we don't know, but it doesn't mean they don't exist. And since we have the ability to let others see these, why not do something?"

Song Siwen couldn't answer this question.

"If you think that exposing this matter and letting more people see it is taking advantage of their misfortune to pave the way for yourself..."

Jiang Baige looked at Song Siwen and asked, "Then I want to ask you, if someone like you who is sensitive to news and willing to risk his life for a piece of news cannot stand higher and have more say, then when those who need to speak out need it, who can they find to speak for them?"

Song Siwen was stunned at first, then thought about it. After a few minutes, he suddenly smiled and said, "You can always comfort and convince me very well. Do you remember the first time we met? You wrote that article about poverty, which became a reference for me to write about Han Li."

"Of course I remember." Jiang Baige felt nostalgic when talking about Han Li. "I haven't seen her for a long time. I wonder if she is doing well."

"I don't know whether to say that you are oblivious to what is happening outside or that Han Li is a low-key person." In this regard, Song Siwen's network of contacts is much wider. "She is doing well. Following Boss Zhao, her life won't be too bad."

When it comes to Zhao Bi, Jiang Baige naturally knows her, but she also remembers Han Li saying that because of her vampire family, she doesn't want to be too high-profile.

Moreover, Zhao Bi's film and television company had been opened two years ago. It did buy some copyrights and filmed some pretty good TV series, although the production was not large.

But in the ones that Jiang Baige had seen, there didn't seem to be any trace of Han Li.

However, Zhao Bi's financial support was conditional at the time, so it's not surprising that Han Li is still following her.

"I heard that she occasionally follows the crew and gives body and movement guidance to the actors...but she mainly manages the gym. It seems that she is no longer a spokesperson...I heard that she is planning to do some kind of online course now?"

Online? That’s really forward-thinking.

Because when an epidemic strikes in the future and everyone is unable to leave their homes, and weight and anxiety increase simultaneously, online training will become popular across the country.

If you can plan ahead and have a more stable and large fan base, it will of course be easier to get a piece of the pie later.

Jiang Baige thought that maybe she should talk to Han Li when she had time.

"Don't think too much. I'm still waiting for the day when you become a big reporter and editor and help me promote my works."

"Of course that's no problem."

Since the world is full of people, all for profit, why can't they benefit each other? Of course they can.

But Jiang Baige did not expect that Song Siwen's article would cause such a big butterfly effect that her tutor would suddenly mention her in class without any warning.

"Yesterday was March 8th. Did everyone read the Women's Day feature in the school newspaper?"

A few sparse responses were heard in the classroom - as usual, this week's school newspaper had been distributed to each department office and dormitory building last weekend, but there didn't seem to be many people who had read it, and most of those who nodded were girls.

Gui Hongyan pushed up her glasses, not seeming surprised. "Page 23 is a special feature about female police officers, which moved me deeply. I was not moved by the efforts made by the female police officers to protect women and maintain social stability, but by the fact that we, the students of Anjing University, were able to participate in such social events and discover things that we usually don't know or pay attention to."

After she said this, those who had read the special topic in the class immediately responded, and some people who had not read it also seemed to be interested.

"Yesterday the school newspaper's official account also published this article, but it's a condensed version. It's during the break, so you can search for it and take a look."

Fifteen minutes later, everyone returned to the classroom and became very active.

At that moment, Jiang Baige seemed to feel the significance of "new media" for the first time. Although this did not affect their study of "Understanding Media" to explore the deprivation and tampering of human body and mind by electronic products.

The discussion was very lively. At this time, Gui Hongyan started a new topic at the right time: "But I am most happy that my students in our class also participated in this event."

Jiang Baige's heart started beating wildly.

She knew that Song Siwen mentioned her and Senior Sister Zhuang Yao in the article, but did not mention them by name. However, for people who were familiar with them, it was not strange to know this.

But is Teacher Gui considered someone who is "familiar" with her? Jiang Baige raised her head and looked at Gui Hongyan, who happened to be looking at her with a smile and stretched out his hand: "How about it, Xiaoniao, are you willing to share with us?"

This "pseudonym" is also a personal interest of Song Siwen.

Jiang Baige subconsciously wanted to stand up, but halfway through she remembered that in Teacher Gui’s class, students did not need to stand up to answer questions, so she sat down again.

As she sat up and down, her nervousness was fully exposed, but she became less nervous.

"I...I don't know what to say. I think Siwen's article has it all clearly written."

"We want to hear about that case..."

"And...is it really thrilling?"

"Isn't it like a spy movie? Or something?"

"Were you scared at the time? Do you regret it?"

……

The classmates' questions came at her all at once. Jiang Baige's head turned back and forth and left and right following the sounds, completely unable to keep up with the speed at which everyone was asking questions.

At this time, Gui Hongyan smiled and made the final decision: "Since everyone wants to hear it so much, how about we let Xiaoniao prepare and share it with us in class next week?"

Everyone was overjoyed and applauded enthusiastically, so Jiang Baige had no choice but to accept the offer.

After class, she remained where she was, unable to recover for a long time. On the podium, Gui Hongyan had already packed up her things and was ready to leave.

Just as Gui Hongyan was about to leave the classroom, Jiang Baige rushed over and stopped her: "Teacher Gui, I want to talk to you, is it convenient?"