Me, a Nobody, Became the Villainess's White Moonlight? - Volume 1 Chapter 64

Chapter 64: Everyone Expresses Their Views

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Regarding the matter of Tang Xiaorou and the other two being called out, the whole class was actually very interested in finding out what happened.

However, they didn’t need to specifically go outside to gather information, because Su Yingying came back and revealed the matter herself.

Of course, she only mentioned that she was selected to lead everyone in taking the oath at the assembly, without saying a word about Yu Chuyao and Tang Xiaorou.

But since this segment would definitely include representatives with good academic performance in previous years, Tang Xiaorou would absolutely be selected, and when the three were called out again together to rehearse, the fact that Yu Chuyao was also chosen became known to everyone.

Damn, I thought it was already quite dramatic when the three were called out together, who knew there would be a follow-up.

Regarding going out to rehearse, Yu Chuyao and Tang Xiaorou didn’t think there was any problem, but Su Yingying was extremely excited, as if she was going to participate in some guaranteed admission competition, her whole person was very enthusiastic.

It even reached the point where she would zone out during class, constantly waiting for someone to call her.

Really don’t know what’s there to look forward to.

When Yu Chuyao followed Tang Xiaorou to the classroom for the first rehearsal, there was a moment when she felt she should probably withdraw.

Because this was originally a classroom that was empty due to sufficient classrooms, only used during exams, so it was very messy now, and even with the windows open for ventilation, there was still a feeling of dust lingering.

The teacher leading them this time was a female teacher, who looked somewhat robust, like… a PE teacher?

No way, would this kind of school really have dedicated PE teachers?

“Is everyone here? Let’s write out the script first?” Sure enough, this teacher’s first words left Yu Chuyao at a loss.

About this, Yu Chuyao quietly complained to Tang Xiaorou: “What’s going on? Why do we even need to write the script ourselves?”

“Ahem.” Tang Xiaorou already knew about this kind of thing, so her reaction was relatively good: “Otherwise why would they have us come to rehearse so early? You should know there’s still more than a week until the assembly.”

Well, might as well consider it as practicing Chinese writing skills in spare time.

Speaking of this, Yu Chuyao was quite good at it, after all, among all her subjects, Chinese was her best.

Regarding having to write the script themselves, the other three also expressed some frustration, but since the teacher had said so, what objections could they have?

Thus, one could see in such a large classroom, there were only 6 people finding places to sit, each holding paper and pen discussing something.

“I think we should write it this way.” Xie Jin and Su Yingying together presented a script, but it looked a bit conventional.

In Yu Chuyao’s view, their script was simply a combination of words, and most of the idioms used were those commonly seen in daily life, very simple ones.

This reminded Yu Chuyao of an oath video that went viral online in her previous life. After shouting several segments in the video, maybe because of shouting too forcefully, or perhaps for other reasons, the young man started to retch halfway through, looking somewhat comical, and thus was parodied by many people.

She felt that someone would definitely secretly record a video, and if such a situation occurred, wouldn’t it become a laughingstock if posted online.

So she felt it wasn’t good enough.

“What do you all think?” The teacher looked at the script and passed it to them seeking opinions.

At least they should find a Chinese teacher, surely you can’t say your Chinese was taught by a PE teacher?

“I think the words and sentences are too simple, and the format is monotonous, it would lack momentum when shouted out.” Tang Xiaorou commented as such.

Writing scripts is also a technical job, otherwise how could you say not everyone can be a writer?

Yu Chuyao and Tang Xiaorou admitted they weren’t at that level, which is why they needed everyone to collaborate to write it.

But after being evaluated like this, the people who wrote the script were unhappy. Su Yingying pouted, very dissatisfied and said: “The script isn’t just for us to read, later we even have to lead the whole grade in taking the oath, it definitely needs to be simpler, it’s not like you’re competing for a literary award with such complexity.”

“That’s right, Tang Xiaorou what’s wrong with you, you haven’t even finished writing yours, yet you’re already criticizing.” Xie Jin also chimed in from the side.

Are a boy and a girl having an opera duet here?

Hey! Tang Xiaorou just simply expressed her first impression, how come you’re already unhappy? In the previous life, Su Yingying wouldn’t have cared much about this segment at all, finding it troublesome and not participating in the early preparation work.

So she hadn’t expected that the slightly deviated course of events would present such a scene.

If she had known earlier, she would have insisted on not having Su Yingying when selecting people at the flagpole…

“You’re talking without doing any work yourself, where’s your script? Show it to us!” Su Yingying stood with her hands on her hips, relying on the fact that she wrote something first.

But when these words came out, even Yu Chuyao rolled her eyes at her, couldn’t help but criticize that her words showed no level.

This isn’t a speed competition, it’s not about who writes first being right, in the end it’s still about quality.

Hey! Speaking of this, Tang Xiaorou had something to show.

In her previous life, her submitted script was actually selected.

“Who says I don’t have one? It’s also finished, just considering if there’s still room for optimization.” Tang Xiaorou pulled out a paper from behind her, densely written with things, just from the layout you could see the difference from Su Yingying’s version.

When the thing was placed in the teacher’s hands, the attitude shown was clearly different from Su Yingying.

“Hmm… not bad.” Even for a PE teacher, the difference between the two scripts was apparent: “You even incorporated the hot topics from the beginning of the year, student Tang Xiaorou, very talented indeed.”

How could you be an all-rounder without some ability? You should know that ranking top 3 in the whole school isn’t achievable if you’re lacking in any subject. Although compared to literary talent, she was better at solving problems correctly, but how could you convince the examining teachers without some skills?

When the script was passed to Su Yingying and Xie Jin’s hands, looking at the words between the lines, both of them blushed but couldn’t say anything.

How to evaluate this?

“Hmm… I think, actually this part and this part could be slightly modified.”

Originally Tang Xiaorou was still feeling proud, but unexpectedly the first person to raise issues was the person beside her.

No way, Yaoyao why are you undermining me!

Yu Chuyao pinched the paper, raised an eyebrow, and picked up a pen to make modifications on the script. The changes weren’t big, just a few words really, but the feeling it gave and the state when taking the oath would be clearly different.

This time everyone else present fell silent.

“What’s wrong? Why is everyone not speaking?” Yu Chuyao felt a bit scared, feeling like she might have done something wrong?