Every Dog Has Its Day

In the office of Martial Arts Club, there was not only veteran players, like Lou Cheng and Lin Que, but also new members, like He Zi, Mu Jinnian, and Wang Dali, who had only been training for two weeks. Even Shu Rui was there guiding the cameraman to record the daily life in the club.

It was late October, so the weather has gradually turned cold. Shu Rui, who often came here recently, was wearing a casual thin sweater and a skirt that went down to the knees, instead of something more professional. Dressing in such a youthful style made her look like a college student, causing Li Mao, Wang Dali, and the others to glance at her occasionally.

"Take it easy, don't worry about the camera. Just pretend that you don't see us and keep chatting like you would usually." Looking around with her sharp eyes, Shu Rui was trying to find topics for them.

However, no one took her words seriously. They all wanted to show a good image to the people who watched this interview.