Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir

Hearing what the agent said, Shu Wan opened Weibo and took a look.

Sure enough, the top trending topic was "Amateur beauty beats world champion."

Such an eye-catching headline naturally attracted many people to click and read.

There were quite a few onlookers at the equestrian venue when Lawrence and Shu Wan competed, and someone had uploaded the video online.

By now, the most-liked comment had already been shared 300,000 times.

In the video, Shu Wan was neck and neck with Lawrence, seemingly strolling, yet they easily cleared the set obstacles, and she consistently stayed ahead of Lawrence.

[Such a pretty girl!!! Why aren't the directors casting her in period dramas!! That figure, the way she rides, utterly swoon-worthy.]

[This equestrian enthusiast is currently kneeling while watching the video. You laypeople might just see a pretty woman, but do you know? This Lawrence is one of the best equestrians in the world, and who is this woman? She's too powerful.]

[Although I really don't want to say that name, do you guys really not recognize this woman?... Shu Wan, the one who despaired due to cheating on the college entrance exam.]

After someone reminded them of this, everyone suddenly remembered that there was such a despairing illiterate hanging in the trending searches a few days ago.

Some curious netizens dug up that trending search, comparing Shu Wan's failing grades and her vacuous interviews with the stunning video of her horse riding.

Silence, still silence.

[Damn, doubting my judgment for the first time. Originally thought this horse-riding beauty had to be the cool and substantial type, turns out it's the complete opposite.]

[Such a beautiful face, how did it come with a brain of mush? Could this be the legendary case where all her talents were put into athletic cells??]

[That face... is really good-looking. If we don't give her any lines and just let her be a vase, I could still accept that.]

In her previous life, there was no such thing as the internet, nor were there so many social media platforms to bring people from all corners together.

Shu Wan didn't really mind what others said about her; she was just more curious about the Weibo platform, which is why she looked at it for a bit longer.

"Have you seen it? Is that person really you?" Seeing Shu Wan not responding, the agent couldn't help asking again.

"It's me." Shu Wan exited Weibo and answered the agent's question.

"Wow, it really is you," the agent couldn't contain his surprise, "I had no idea you had this skill. Why didn't you say so earlier? We could've been famous by now. With this video out, you'll definitely have scripts coming your way; just you wait."

"Scripts?"

"Yes, alright, looks like your fate hasn't run out yet. Now let's be picky about scripts and aim to reverse public opinion."

"Okay." Shu Wan didn't understand the modern entertainment circle very well, but since the agent was a professional, she trusted him to handle these matters.

After hanging up the phone, Shu Wan closed her eyes, ready to lie down and rest.

Logically speaking, modern cars are much smoother than the horse carriages of ancient times, but for some reason, sitting in such an enclosed space always made Shu Wan feel queasy in the stomach.

"Hey, Shu Wan, how much money does my dad give you a month?"

Fu Yang didn't know when he had gotten into the car, and seeing Shu Wan sleeping, he deliberately woke her up loudly.