After Transmigrating as a Scum Omega, I Had a Happy Ending with My Ex-Wife [Entertainment Circle] - Chapter 14

Su Hua didn’t lower herself to Li Han’s level; she simply stepped aside and continued watching the video.

However, the viewers watching through the lens were not so calm.

【Wait, is this Li Han always this bossy? Does she own the practice room?】

【Holy shit, I used to really dislike Su Hua, but now I feel like this Li Han is even more annoying.】

【Hahaha, I’m dying. Su Hua just pointed at the camera and Li Han shut up instantly.】

【Li Han probably didn’t expect that.】

【As expected, a real-time livestream is way more interesting than the edited version.】

Li Han was currently full of regret, which caused her to be distracted while watching the video. By the time it ended, she had no idea what had been shown.

Seeing her expression was off, a friend asked, “Li Han, what’s wrong?”

Li Han opened her mouth but ultimately didn’t dare tell her friend what happened.

Cui Manxuan said, “Alright, that’s it for the video. Next, I’ll break down the movements for you. After that, it’ll be up to you.”

“Yes, Teacher!” the trainees replied in unison.

Compared to when they started, most of the girls looked deflated now. They were genuinely intimidated by the dance in the video. Three days? How could they possibly pull that off?

After two rounds of teaching, some had caught on while others remained completely bewildered.

Cui Manxuan clapped to encourage them. “Don’t lose heart, everyone. Practice hard, and I believe you can do it.”

Since she had other matters to attend to, Cui Manxuan left, leaving only the trainees in the room.

“Let’s hurry and start practicing!”

“Not just the dance, but the song too. Three days… just thinking about it makes my scalp tingle.”

“We can do it. If others can, so can we.”

“Ugh, I want to go home. I really can’t do this.”

“Me too. My brain is totally blank.”

“I’ve never danced before, what am I supposed to do?”

The trainees sat on the floor with long faces; some had already started crying.

Meanwhile, in front of the practice room mirror, a few trainees had already begun practicing. One of them was Su Hua.

Waist twist, hip sway, turn, look back.

Every movement was done with total focus. A few trainees nearby, seeing Su Hua’s movements in the mirror, instinctively began to follow her.

Lin Nan nudged the weeping Li Han with her elbow, her tone excited. “Look!”

“Huh?” With tears still on her face, Li Han followed her gaze. When she saw Su Hua’s movements, she huffed and turned her head away, muttering under her breath, “What’s so great about that?”

Lin Nan: “…”

Several trainees sitting on the floor noticed what was happening. They shook off their gloom and stood up to dance along with Su Hua.

Whether it was an illusion or not, they felt like Su Hua was repeating each movement several times, even though every execution was already textbook perfect.

Because of Su Hua’s repetitions, the trainees who previously had no memory of the choreography began to have the movements etched into their minds.

Seeing everyone else join in, Li Han also went over awkwardly. Because she was embarrassed, she stood at the very back.

Su Hua saw her but smiled without a word.

By the time Su Hua had repeated every breakdown movement five times, she was soaked to the bone, her face covered in beads of sweat.

“Su Hua, do you… do you want some water?” A girl rushed over, her eyes bright from dancing. More importantly, Su Hua had reignited her hope.

Su Hua didn’t refuse. She took it and said with a smile, “Thank you.”

Li Han passed behind her and let out a soft “Hmph” as she went by.

Su Hua felt like teasing her. “Li Han.”

Li Han didn’t expect to be called. She stopped, turned around, and asked fiercely, “What?!”

“How’s the practice going?” Su Hua looked at her.

Li Han’s ears turned red. Knowing she had been caught practicing in the back, she stiffened her neck and said, “None of your business!” Then she stomped off angrily.

The girl who gave Su Hua water was stunned by the interaction. “Sister Su Hua, what was that about?”

“Oh, just teasing her,” Su Hua smiled.

The girl was even more confused. She scratched her head and went back to practicing.

Su Hua was indeed just teasing her. Everything this girl felt was written on her face—especially her ambition to hog the camera.

In the entertainment industry, if you want to achieve anything, you have to have ambition. Competing for screen time with peers is a common occurrence. During Su Hua’s first two years in the industry, her screen time was snatched constantly. Later, as her acting and aura improved, no one dared to try because they simply couldn’t win.

Returning now to a state similar to her rookie days, surrounded by newcomers, fighting for a spot and screen time felt normal to her.

Su Hua didn’t particularly dislike people like that; if they could grab the spotlight, that was their own skill. What she hated were those who played dirty behind people’s backs. She had no stomach for that kind of petty behavior.

After the breakdown movements were finished, it was time to string them together.

However, it was already noon, and Su Hua was starving. She didn’t force herself to keep practicing and prepared to call Lou Kexin to go to the cafeteria.

She went to the Class F practice room, knocked, and saw the girls inside were in low spirits. A few were slumped against the wall with their heads down, looking utterly demoralized.

Among them, Su Hua spotted the person she was looking for.

“Kexin?” Su Hua called out.

Seeing Su Hua, the tears Lou Kexin had just stopped came rushing back. “Sister Su Hua…”

Since it was someone else’s practice room, Su Hua felt it wasn’t right to just barge in. She beckoned to the sobbing Lou Kexin. “Come here first.”

Lou Kexin sobbed as she walked, wiping her eyes with the back of her hand. As soon as she wiped them, more tears fell.

Su Hua didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. she pulled a tissue from her pocket and handed it to her. “Wipe your eyes first.”

Lou Kexin blew her nose and wiped her tears. Only then did she remember to ask between hiccups, “Sister Su Hua, is something wrong?”

“Let’s go to the cafeteria and eat.”

“But…” Lou Kexin hesitated. She was anxious; half the day had passed and she still knew nothing. She had no appetite due to the immense pressure.

“You need strength to practice. I’ll accompany you later,” Su Hua said, ruffling the girl’s hair.

“Okay,” Kexin nodded.

When they arrived at the cafeteria, it was packed. Su Hua and Lou Kexin held their trays and scanned the room. Finally, they spotted the one person they least expected to see there.

Su Hua only hesitated for two seconds before leading Lou Kexin over.

When Lou Kexin realized Su Hua was heading for Film Queen Fu’s table, she was so scared she started backing away.

“What are you afraid of? Let’s go,” Su Hua urged and took the lead.

Many trainees in the cafeteria had been watching that area. When they saw Su Hua approaching with her tray, their eyes widened and they held their breath.

How does Su Hua dare to go over there?!