She Only Cares About Cultivation

While Qi Yang was at home, Qi Qi didn’t let him relax, subjecting him to brainwashing-style torment.

"In the team, we mainly work on fitness. At home, we can relax our bodies, so isn’t it time to pick up our brains?"

He had just picked up his phone, intending to play games, when he paused, feeling a bad premonition: "Mom..."

The elongated tone was his uncertain plea.

"I’ll give you two days off. In these two days, you can play as much as you want. After that, we have to get our studies back on track. You should be clear that Mom knows all the questions. We don’t need a tutor, and you don’t need to go out to attend extra classes. My son, it’s honorable to bring glory to the country, but once you improve in your cultural studies, that’s when you truly stand out."

Actually, Qi Qi didn’t expect him to be extremely good at studying, but at least he could achieve a high school level, right? Fortunately, this guy was always quite good at spoken English, but his Chinese and math were a bit lacking because he didn’t like to think.

Since he was already in middle school, he had to study whether he wanted to or not. Generally, Qi Qi would assign him homework during the day and then come back in the evening to check and tutor him. Over the past half month, she taught him many study methods. Initially, Qi Yang was quite resistant, but the more he listened, the more he felt that Mom explained things much more simply and clearly than the teachers in the team, so he was less resistant.

Mainly, it was because Qi Qi had been teaching him since he was little, from piano to English, from calligraphy to yoga. Anything she knew, she could teach him by both word and example.

Qi Yang had long been accustomed to this mode, so it wasn’t surprising that he could turn Mom into a teacher, listening carefully and absorbing the knowledge.

For most kids, it’s difficult for parents who are teachers to calm down and teach their children. Even if you calm down, the child might not cooperate.

In their eyes, you’re a mom or dad, not a teacher, so without the dignity of a teacher, the effect is naturally much lacking.

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At the office, whenever she was free, she’d take the three kids over to clean, and honestly, it was quite effective.

Since it was already very clean, just wiping off the surface dust and mopping was enough. Watering the plants was the most important task.

After the kids started school in September, she also changed her business registration address to the new office building.

Now, she had over fifty employees here. Qi Yong’s Seven Princesses Scholarship Fund was a separate department, with only one office, as they were often out doing fieldwork and had travel allowances, leaving only office staff behind. The finances here and the ones registered under [Beijing July Flow Light Cultural Media Co., Ltd.] run by Qi Qi were in the same System, with the non-profit organization and the focus on training influencers and third-party partnerships forming a good cooperative model. Without claiming to be great, they were at least profitable every year. Especially with her, a mega influencer with over a hundred million fans at the helm, the company wouldn’t collapse.

She had previously accumulated enough capital from Li Xingchen’s side, and with her own traffic, she was naturally able to attract more people to their company for business negotiations and seeking partnership intentions.

Currently, around twenty to thirty people were stationed at the company office, while the rest needed to head to the front lines to hustle for traffic.

This line of work is not that hard if you say it’s easy, especially with her as a huge cash cow; the platform would give some respect.

But if you say it’s hard, it is hard, as there were too many influencers, and they had to filter to find those with the right values and no black marks in their history, requiring in-depth investigation and understanding. Frankly, including those who worked outside, her company had at least two hundred people.

The two hundred square meter office, once thought to be very big, now felt barely enough to accommodate the office staff. If space became tight in the future, they might have to separate out the Seven Princesses.

Of course, she hired professionals with high salaries to handle these tasks, and as long as she could maintain overall control, she basically didn’t need to be on duty all the time.

So, most of her time was still spent at the law firm. Thanks to her extensive knowledge, it only took a year for her to handle cases independently.

Her exceptional logical thinking ability and communication skills had made her a famous lawyer in the company within just a year.

However, she didn’t take on just any case, as many clients wanted to leverage her fame to put psychological pressure on the opposing party, but in her practice, that was strictly prohibited. Though she’s an influencer, she never let law firm matters leak online, not giving them any chance to trouble her.