Quick Wear: The Cannon Fodder Male Supporting Character's Counterattack

Sun Jisheng refused to accept the consequences and talked back to his parents. His father got angry and simply beat him with a stick, put him under house arrest, and forced him to study.

When Zhang Keer heard the news, it was like being struck by lightning.

She almost fainted, cried all night, and then fell ill.

Because she never expected that the character she looked down upon before now looked down upon her, and even being a concubine was rejected by them. She was so angry that she fell ill!

Ning's mother came to comfort her with concern and asked her why she was sick. How could she have the nerve to say all these things? Ning's mother was also confused because all this information was "specially provided" by Ning Ning. She asked others to find out the information and spread it in her yard, just for her to hear.

She had no choice but to say that she was greedy. Ning's mother scolded the maids who served her, "Be careful, Ke'er is my daughter, how can you treat her badly? If I find out that you don't serve the master carefully again, you will be in trouble!"

But this did not help. After Zhang Ke'er fell ill, she lost a lot of weight. Her eyes became bigger, but they no longer had the same spirit as before. She kept moving her eyes around every day and no one knew what she was thinking.

Ning Ning ignored her. Recently, he discovered that Ning Ran had a talent for writing poetry, so he specially found some fine calligraphy and paintings by famous people and took them with him. He also took Ning Ran's exercises and repeatedly visited Luo Meijun in Beijing, asking her to accept Ning Ran as her disciple.

Luo Meijun was actually a princess of a royal palace, but she only liked elegance and refinement in her life and did not want to get married. Later, she simply went to the royal nunnery to practice Buddhism and wrote many poems that were circulated throughout the world. She was a famous scholar.

Many ladies from well-off families wanted to become her disciples, as that would be the best proof of their talent, but she refused to accept them.

When she entered the nunnery, her family left all the dowry prepared for her to her. She had no shortage of money and she had status, so no one could intimidate her. She looked down on others and refused to accept disciples, so no one could do anything to her.

Ning Ran didn't expect that Luo Meijun was actually moved. Not only did he think Ning Ran was a good candidate, but he also admired Ning Ning's love for his sister, so he accepted Ning Ran.

However, she is a low-key person and did not advertise her acceptance of disciples.

In the past, many people wanted to become her apprentice, not only because they admired her talent, but more because they wanted to raise their own status and gain a reputation as a talented woman, not because they really wanted to learn how to write poetry. But Ning Ning was different from Ning Ran, and she did not show off, but agreed immediately.

Because Ning Ning was not trying to gild Ning Ran, but really wanted to make her happy and let her learn something she was interested in.

In this way, Ning Ran learned a lot, his poetic talent greatly improved, and his conversation became more knowledgeable than before, with more elegance like a crane.

Therefore, at the next poetry competition held by the ladies of noble families in Beijing, Ning Ran won the first prize and her name as a talented woman became famous all over the world!

The most surprised person was Zhang Ke'er. She didn't even know Ning Ran's tricks, so how could she suddenly undergo a complete transformation?

She didn't think about the fact that Ning Ran had always ignored her. It had been a long time since they sat together and chatted. She didn't know what Ning Ran was doing every day. Why couldn't she grow up?

She just went to find Ning's mother angrily, pretending to be wronged, "Mother, don't blame me for being nosy. The arrival of Ning Ran, the female leader, is really a bit strange."

"Oh? How do you say this?"

Ning's mother was also unhappy. She valued Zhang Ke'er more than Ning Ran, but now Ning Ran was comparing herself to Zhang Ke'er in every way. Didn't this make her seem blind?

When she went out, she could hardly laugh when other noble ladies praised Ning Ran to her. She wondered if these people were intentionally trying to slap her in the face!

Ning Ran was also not behaving properly. When he first came home, he had been trying to please her carefully and looked at her with eyes full of admiration. If he was scolded by her in any way, he would never throw a tantrum, but would try his best to figure out her thoughts and try his best to cater to her preferences.

But Ning Ran would not do that now. Of course, she would perform the etiquette that a child should perform. She would come to pay her respects every morning and evening. If her mother was not feeling well, she would also come to take care of her. However, her attitude was not friendly, as if her mother did not care about her. She had also made up her mind not to care about her mother.

She lived her life comfortably, was happy every day, and even her complexion became brighter.

How could Ning's mother bear this? Did she have to try to please the younger generation?

She was even more unhappy this time when Ning Ran's poem won the first place. In the past, she would have taught Ning Ran a lesson and told her not to try to stand out and not to be too high-profile. However, the annual poetry meeting in the capital was really eye-catching.

Ning Ran, the female leader, made both Ning's father and Ning Ning feel proud. Ning's father even rewarded Ning Ran with several things, and Ning Ning even took the trouble to find a few pieces of top-quality ancient ink and gave them to Ning Ran.

If she scolded Ning Ran at this time, it would be tantamount to slapping Ning's father in the face, which was really inappropriate.

So her eyes lit up when she heard Zhang Ke'er's words, "Is there anything wrong with her winning the championship?"

"Mother, I have been looking for my sister's poems these days, and I feel that she is a completely different person than she is now. Moreover, I feel that the poem she wrote this time is somewhat similar to...Mr. Luo Mei."

"Oh? How is she related to Luomei-kun?!"

"Mother, I vaguely heard that my brother went out several times a few days ago, all to visit Luo Meijun. I was wondering why he went to visit Luo Meijun when he probably had nothing to ask of her. But this time my sister won the first prize, and I had a bad idea. You said that the poem my sister wrote this time... could it be written by Luo Meijun?"

"Could such a thing happen? Well, Ah Ning loves Ran so much that it's unbearable. It's possible that he found someone to write for her. But who is Luo Meijun to help them do such a thing?"

"Mother, this false reputation is all made up by others. We haven't had any contact with Luo Meijun, so who knows if she is really as indifferent to worldly things as the rumors say. I heard that my brother always brings generous gifts when he visits her. Maybe money can make people's hearts turn, or maybe we can give her something that she can't find anywhere else. In short, the more you think someone can't do such a thing, the more likely they are to do it. I'm not worried about anything else, I'm just afraid that if this is discovered by others, it will endanger the reputation of our family! And if my sister gets used to doing this kind of thing from now on and keeps taking advantage of it, who knows if it will cause any trouble!"

"Well, you have a point. I'll go and give Ran a good beating so that she can behave herself and stop trying to get ahead!"

They immediately rushed to Ning Ran's courtyard. Regardless of her surprised look, Ning's mother asked, "How did you persuade your brother to help you find Luo Meijun to write for you?! Do you know that if this matter gets out, it will damage the reputation of the mansion! You are a girl, needlework is what you should do, what's the big deal about being the leader or not! You insist on being in the limelight, and you don't care about the reputation of the mansion!"