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Here it comes, the eleventh episode is here.
Oh, Chen Tao looks like he's clenching his fists again, ready to confront the prince.
I can't wait to see him get kicked away again; I really miss those hilarious moments from the earlier episodes when Chen Tao was repeatedly sent flying.
The fleeting Danmaku caught Xu Lie's attention.
From the looks of Danmaku, has Chen Tao returned from Fortune Land? And is he back with a vengeance, ready to stir up trouble for himself?
Xu Lie perked up, not because he thought much of Chen Tao, the protagonist of this Script World, but rather because he was preparing to put on a show in front of the audience.
He wanted to boost his personal rating and earn more Payment.
So he headed to the front courtyard of the residence and had someone brew tea and prepare snacks.
Not seeing Danmaku, Song Qiao was unaware of what would happen next; he thought the prince was just in the mood for some tea and scenery, so both of them stood guard.
Once the servants finished their tasks, with the tea still steaming hot, a gloomy-looking Chen Tao walked in.
Xu Lie leisurely enjoyed his tea in the courtyard, with eight plates of pastries laid out on the table. He pushed one plate toward the opposite side: "You're back? Sit down, pour your own tea if you want some."
Chen Tao hesitated for a moment before slowly approaching and taking a seat.
He neither poured tea nor touched any snacks, remaining silent.
Song Qiao quietly observed, focusing intently; being an old hand at this, he sensed something from Chen Tao's disinterested expression.
A Gang, however, noticed nothing. During this time, Chen Tao had given up on revenge and diligently worked for his prince, so he had developed a better relationship with him.
Their conversation was quite lively: "What's wrong, Chen Tao? Are you waiting for the prince to pour you some tea?"
Even if the work is tough, there's no need to act so aloof.
In a joking manner, he reminded Chen Tao: "The prince invited you to sit down and have tea; you've been given enough face already. What more do you want?"
Chen Tao completely ignored him or perhaps didn’t even register what A Gang said; his attention was solely fixed on Xu Lie.
He stared intently into Xu Lie's eyes, his tone laced with a conflicted inquiry: "Your Highness, I want to know where that benevolent Prince went?"
Before Xu Lie could respond, Song Qiao had quietly moved to his right, closely watching Chen Tao's every move. Should Chen Tao dare to show any disrespect, Song Qiao would be ready to intervene immediately.
A Gang, initially unconcerned, noticed Song Qiao's serious demeanor and the absence of any playful expression on his face. He stepped up earnestly to Xu Lie's left. The two did not exert any pressure on Chen Tao; they didn't even spare him a glance, remaining focused solely on Xu Lie.
This behavior exceeded the expectations of both Song Qiao and A Gang, as well as the audience.
"The protagonist has become more composed, a stark contrast to his naive and clumsy self in the earlier episodes."
"Everyone grows; alongside the prince, Chen Tao is no longer that inexperienced rookie trying to make an impression. He has begun to think about the people and is becoming a chivalrous figure."
"So what will happen this time? Will he grow from thinking of the people to becoming a hero for the nation?"
"It's not just psychological growth; his martial skills are likely impressive as well. After all, he has been practicing Internal Energy for a hundred years. Going head-to-head with Song Qiao and A Gang shouldn't be an issue; the real question is whether he can defeat the prince."
The audience remained sharp, recalling how Chen Tao had once been overwhelmed by the imposing presence of Song Qiao and A Gang. Now, he seemed unfazed and largely unaffected by their influence.
Xu Lie was quite calculating; when the camera focused on him, he wore a calm and faint smile: "I don't recall when I became cruel and tyrannical. I feel quite magnanimous."
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