Qingyun's Love: Tiger Boy Falls in Love with a Pretty Lawyer

When these words came out, everyone who heard them was stunned. Some frowned, while others just watched the fun.

At the head table, Mr. and Mrs. Wu looked unhappy, but they couldn't get angry. When Mr. Wu looked at Young Master Wu, his eyes were filled with a complex and indescribable expression.

Although Wu Shao's group was mentally prepared, they were still furious. They hadn't expected such a spoiling person and voice to appear at such a nice banquet.

The saddest person was Hu Ling. What was supposed to happen had finally happened. She lowered her brows and sighed, wanting to cry but unable to. Young Master Wu tried to meet her gaze, but it was impossible.

Ran Mo wanted to go over and comfort her, but he couldn't because of his manly attire. Only Xin Er was there, holding her hand and whispering solace.

It was Bihua's mother who said this, and several other women nearby were fanning the flames. Bihua quickly slipped back to their table.

Wu Shao glared at the women with gritted teeth, not knowing what to say. At this time, Qing Sheng stood up and signaled him not to calm down.

Then, Qingsheng cupped his fists and said to those around him, "Today, I'm in a rare mood to do something. I just thought of a few more sentences, and I'd like to read them to you all."

Everyone applauded. The women in the distance didn't seem surprised, simply hoping that once Qingsheng finished reciting the poem, they would have another chance to criticize Hu Ling.

Qingsheng said loudly: "The poem I am going to write now is called: Wind and Dust." Wow! Upon hearing this, everyone burst into an uproar.

Some acquaintances felt that Qingsheng should have moved on from this matter. Why was he bringing it up again now, even going so far as to write a poem about it?

Ranmo knew that Qingsheng must have been prepared for this, so he listened attentively. Qingsheng continued, "All living beings are mortals in the world. Who dares to claim to be untainted? If there is friendship in the world, it is even more noble than the world."

Everyone was lost in thought. Thinking about it more carefully, they couldn't help but blush. Qingsheng's poem was essentially saying that everyone has their own unbearable past. Why bother talking about others?

The reason why he came up with this plan was, firstly, to expose the truth about Wu Du, and secondly, to follow the truth that some people were no nobler than prostitutes, as Ran Mo said during the last fight with Master Wu.

Although it seemed like a big blow to everyone, he couldn't care less at this moment. He just wanted to temporarily rescue Hu Ling and Wu Shao.

He sat down and glanced at Ranmo with a hint of trepidation. Ranmo, understanding his intention, nodded. Qingsheng then glanced at Wu Shao, who also nodded slightly. Only then did he feel relieved.

There was a brief silence and awkward silence in the hall. Suddenly, Li Xianwei's wife stood up and said:

"Everyone, I understand that Hu Ling is a talented woman in this city. I've also had the pleasure of reading her novels, which are very moving. Shall we hear if she has any new creative plans?"

Many people cheered. Hu Ling's novels were well-known throughout the city and even beyond, and many of her fans were present today. However, due to various considerations, they hadn't shown much enthusiasm for fandom. Now that someone had brought up the matter, everyone applauded enthusiastically, encouraging Hu Ling to speak a little.

Hu Ling was momentarily unresponsive, and Xin'er encouraged her to stand up and speak. Hu Ling calmed herself down, tears still welling in her eyes as she bowed deeply to everyone, then began to speak:

"Thank you for your appreciation, which has allowed my humble work to be loved by everyone. I simply wrote some unrefined words based on worldly affairs. If there are any inappropriate parts, please forgive me."

"In my opinion, this kind of novel should not be written, let alone spread!" A young woman's voice rang out.

Everyone looked over. It was Bi-wa. Her mother wanted to find fault, but she had never read Hu Ling's novels, nor did she have any interest in reading. So she asked Bi-wa if she had. Bi-wa evaded the question and said no.

Her mother turned to ask the other two women. One of them said she had heard of it, and it seemed to be about love affairs between men and women. Bi Yanniang immediately became interested. This was a good opportunity and material for her to criticize it.

She was about to stand up and protest when Bi-Ya beside her tugged at her sleeve and pouted. She knew it was Bi-Ya who wanted to talk about this, so she simply gave her daughter the chance to "steal the spotlight." They were truly a trouble-making mother and daughter.