Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming

Chapter 2380 - 1330

Luo Youyou completed many tasks here, winter passed, spring arrived.This girl, who wasn’t a celebrity, had many fans outside.

On the university campus, many students and faculty knew she had a bit of a flirtation with Mo Jingyan, because they were a handsome and beautiful couple who matched well.

However, some people believed their family backgrounds were different, or thought they weren’t suited for each other at all.

Among them was Ye Qingning, a girl from a prestigious family and a childhood friend.

Ye Qingning’s brother was also pursuing Luo Youyou, but she didn’t accept.

Luo Youyou was no longer an ordinary rich girl because her family had that life-saving medicine.

Her entire family could cultivate, except the elderly and middle-aged; all four siblings had joined a mysterious division.

Now they were no longer ordinary people, and Luo Youyou wanted to complete her studies once more.

Of course, she wanted to enjoy that carefree life on campus again.

She could also have a mentor like Mo Jingyan, who gave private lessons; she could just get her diploma without needing to study for several years.

After all, she had learned in a previous life, although she didn’t live well in that life and had forgotten everything she learned at school.

After cultivating, Luo Youyou’s brain development and changes in intelligence allowed her to recall what she had read in a past life whenever she saw a book.

With her higher intelligence, studying was not as difficult.

Perhaps there were slight annoyances on campus; for her, the only issue was the many people, and it was a place of ordinary people.

On campus, she didn’t engage socially or join any clubs.

On campus, she enjoyed this time, and with her high intelligence, she received high praise from professors frequently.

If she hadn’t refused the scholarship, it would have been hers.

Luo Youyou’s entire growth process appeared to be made up of individual events, seemingly passing day by day.

In a few years, this might be long.

Yet for Green Ox, it’s like watching a movie; each scenario passes, can fast-forward, and soon a few years pass.

Mo Jingyan remained employed on campus and taught only Luo Youyou’s department.

Each mentor only needed to complete a certain number of hours to complete a semester’s tasks.

Luo Youyou cultivated and occasionally did tasks with Mo Jingyan, selling him materials.

She also gifted items; Mo Jingyan insisted on paying, as the purchased items were for family use, and others benefitted.

Those people must contribute something, right?

Luo Youyou was generous, but he couldn’t bear to let her lose out.

In these subsequent years, Luo Youyou didn’t participate in reality shows.

Occasionally, she appeared as minor characters or extras in Third Brother’s movies—some roles had only a few lines.

Filming scenes would only take a few days.

The pay wasn’t high, yet in that drama or movie, while she wasn’t the lead, she played quite important roles.

Perhaps she was the male lead’s Bai Yueguang.

Or perhaps she was the female lead’s rival.

She might be the male lead’s fatal ex-wife, or perhaps a sister of the female lead.

Luo Youyou only took on cameo roles, never truly entering the entertainment industry, nor had a manager as a cameo actress.

Because whenever she appeared in a drama or movie, she caught the audience’s attention, outshining the so-called female lead or supporting actresses.

Her charming presence on-screen attracted a lot of viewers’ attention.

Luo Youyou wasn’t short on money; she didn’t want to be a star, and her family supported her.

Later, those so-called directors had to request through her Third Brother.

Not participating as the lead, even one of the roles in these stories was good enough!

Many directors discovered that in these years, Luo Youyou’s performances in movies and dramas led many to remember her name.

In these years, although Luo Youyou didn’t appear on reality shows, she became quite famous.

Her fan count exceeded tens of thousands, and at its peak surpassed several million.

Don’t assume these were all bot fans; they weren’t.

Luo Youyou didn’t live stream, and some of her accounts only occasionally shared some fun tidbits, food, or small selfies when guest-starring in roles.

All of this drove her fans mad, frantically downloading her beautiful photos.

In these years, Luo Youyou was secretly already Mo Jingyan’s girlfriend.

In the third year, the parents of both families met, not yet engaged or publicly so, but there was a verbal commitment already.

Once Luo Youyou graduated, they could marry, skipping the engagement process.

Luo Youyou’s family wasn’t particularly satisfied nor dissatisfied with Mo Jingyan.

Previously, their family couldn’t match up to Mo Jingyan’s, but now, their excellence made them no longer beneath his family.

They could even have their pick.

Luo Youyou’s brothers still had no girlfriends and weren’t married.

It’s uncertain whether they held non-marriage beliefs or were simply too busy.

Perhaps they believed that now, both career and ability must be achieved simultaneously.

Or in others’ eyes, they were already in their twenties, and eldest brother was close to thirty.

Boys at this age must get married.

Yet the family didn’t press them to marry quickly, perhaps feeling that their cultivation had secrets, and ordinary girls must pass tests.

Considering their cultivation, their lifespan increased, so marrying decades later wouldn’t be too late.

As long as they’re not afraid of societal judgment.