After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

The principal took them to the sixth floor by elevator, opened the dean's office and invited them to have tea.

Liu Xia occasionally raised questions about the orphanage and made some suggestions, hoping that the orphanage would become better and better.

The principal answered their questions one by one and took Liu Xia's suggestions to heart.

Qiao Xi usually doesn't talk much, but this time he participated and learned about the various situations in the orphanage.

Shu Baozhu, who was always chattering, suddenly became quiet and watched the conversation between the three people quietly.

Zhang Ran had already discussed the topic they were talking about with the principal, so she didn't participate and just drank tea quietly.

She was used to drinking good tea and had developed a good appetite. The principal did not buy fresh tea picked by hand. In order to save money, she bought the old tea that was harvested directly from the tree trunks with the old leaves by machines. Generally, this kind of tea is only drunk by workers on the construction site. The tea soup is turbid and bitter, difficult to swallow, but very refreshing.

Zhang Ran finished his first drink and didn't want a second. After they finished their conversation, he looked at the principal and asked, "Did you just use this old tree stump to entertain guests?"

The principal's face turned red and he said, "I forgot to bring good tea. I will use good tea to entertain guests in the future." The inferior tea would naturally be kept for employees to drink or for himself.

Zhang Ran was speechless. "I don't need this little money for tea. You're forcing yourself to suffer. Why?"

The principal opened his mouth and said, "...You earned this hard-earned money, so you shouldn't waste it."

Zhang Ran nodded. "You really shouldn't spend money recklessly. Tomorrow I'll support a few more men and let them spend it for you."

The principal's eyes widened in shock. She subconsciously glanced at Shu Baozhu and the other three. Seeing their numb expressions, they seemed to have long been accustomed to Zhang Ran's shocking words. She retracted her gaze and coughed lightly. "I will never drink this kind of low-quality tea again. Don't talk nonsense."

The other three people who knew that Zhang Ran was indeed supporting a man: "..."

The atmosphere was too awkward, so the principal quickly changed the subject. "Last time, a girl came to me and said she wanted to make a movie about my deeds?"

"You're talking about Dongfang Yue, right?" Zhang Ran explained. "She and I are schoolmates and good friends. We just opened a company together called Huangxia Entertainment. We'll specialize in making films about women, showcasing their amazing lives and letting the world know that women can hold up half the sky and be heroes."

"Heroine?" The principal laughed from ear to ear. "Where did you learn that new word?"

"After your film is finished, I plan to make a few more anti-Japanese films with female protagonists, so that some men won't always talk about men going to the battlefield and women staying in the rear, useless, and only good at giving birth."

"Nonsense!" The principal stood up in anger, then realized everyone's eyes were on her and sat down awkwardly. "During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, countless female soldiers fought bravely on the front lines, sacrificed their lives, rushed into the battlefield to treat the wounded, and made clothes and shoes to donate to the frontline soldiers. Elementary school textbooks all have stories about Liu Hulan's glorious sacrifice. Have these people never even attended elementary school? They're full of nonsense!"

Zhang Ran quickly tried to appease her, "Don't be angry. Some people just like to lie with their eyes open. That's why I wanted to open an entertainment company and make movies about their heroic deeds for the whole world to watch. This will prevent some unscrupulous directors from deliberately replacing the heroines with male actors in the future, causing misunderstandings."