Chapter 95: Wielding the Aura of a Screen Queen

The faces of everyone around changed instantly.

“What’s going on? It looks even more serious now.”

“She’s just a celebrity—how could she possibly know how to treat illnesses? Isn’t this a joke?”

“And those parents, what a laugh—they actually trust her and treat their child’s life as a game?”

As these voices murmured around her, the members of the production team wore various expressions.

Xi Rou’er suppressed her inner schadenfreude, eagerly awaiting Yun Fu’s humiliation. When the child died at her hands, the whole internet would rise up to denounce her. There would be no coming back from that.

She looked down at Yun Fu, who was kneeling on one knee. Still, there was not a trace of panic in Yun Fu’s expression. Her fair fingers gripped the silver needle steadily; her breathtaking face remained cold and composed.

Seeing this, the child’s parents began to panic.

Yun Fu glanced at them, then turned to the nearby flight attendant. “Give him oxygen.”

As the mask was placed over the boy’s face, his complexion gradually eased, the bluish tinge fading from his lips.

A couple of minutes later, his eyelids fluttered open. He saw his parents and called out in a childish voice, “Mama—”

His mother’s tears streamed down like rain.

A wave of shock washed over the cabin. All eyes turned to Yun Fu with disbelief—she had really done it.

A life-threatening asthma attack, resolved in just a few minutes, and the child looked perfectly healthy.

Yun Fu rose to her feet. Her eyes, clear as spring water, now held a trace of languidness. Standing there, she seemed completely detached from what had just happened. She neither boasted nor sought acknowledgment, her demeanor exceptionally calm.

The child’s mother, still holding her son, approached Yun Fu with reddened eyes. The family of three bowed deeply together. “Miss, we truly can’t thank you enough. If not for you, our child might not be here now… Thank you, really, thank you so much!”

“No need,” Yun Fu replied, then turned to leave.

Her retreating figure was carefree and cool, but to everyone watching, it radiated steadfast warmth.

No one knew who started it, but soon the cabin filled with resounding applause.

No one noticed Yun Fu’s brief pause as she walked away—a fleeting moment gone in an instant.

Those who had sneered at Yun Fu before, accusing her of chasing fame, now shrank back into their seats, silent with shame.

Others, however, felt genuine admiration—these days, who else had the courage to step forward and save a life, especially a celebrity? Such people were rare indeed.

“Was that actress named Yun Fu? I never expected someone so beautiful to be so skilled. I’ll definitely follow her when I get back.”

“I think so. I saw her in the news before—she really is impressive.”

“She’s amazing. I think I’m becoming her fan.”

Hearing the chatter around her, Xi Rou’er clenched her fists, biting back her annoyance. But her face remained composed, her smile impeccably polite as she turned away.

Back at their seats, Mu Bai’s voice carried over.

“Xiao Fu, you’re incredible! I never knew you could practice medicine. Were you a doctor before?”

“No.”

Even Gu Haoyuan joined the conversation, his expression gentle, clearly admiring Yun Fu.

Xi Rou’er glanced at her system interface; Gu Haoyuan’s affection value was still at zero.

In all her years of completing tasks, this had never happened before. And the only variable was Yun Fu.

“System, help me handle the online public opinion,” she commanded. She knew that with so many people filming, once the footage was posted, Yun Fu would become an overnight sensation. She couldn’t allow that.

[Host, would you like to use the ‘Best Actress Aura’?]

[Use it.]

As her points were deducted, Xi Rou’er’s lips curved in satisfaction.

With the “Best Actress Aura” activated, all attention would shift to her for a period of time. As for Yun Fu, after the hype faded, no one would even remember her name.

So, after landing, many passengers who intended to post about Yun Fu’s heroic act somehow ended up making Xi Rou’er the focus instead.

Thus, after this flight, only the parents of the little boy remembered Yun Fu’s kindness to their family.

Everyone else’s attention was on Xi Rou’er.

[The goddess is so gentle, no airs at all. When a child fell ill, she specially went to take care of him.]

[She’s so gentle—I’m in love!]

[She’s wonderful. How can there be such a perfect woman in the world?]

[I’m a female fan, and looking at Xi Rou’er, I feel no jealousy at all. I just wish I could be a fraction as good as her.]

After disembarking, the group dragged their luggage, staring blankly at road signs they couldn’t understand.

Mu Bai stayed close to Yun Fu, chattering away.

“Oh my god, where are we? What language is this? I can’t read a single word.”

Hearing this, the show’s director grinned smugly. This time, they’d deliberately chosen a tiny country where English wasn’t spoken and only the local language was used. There was no way the cast would know the language.

Enjoy yourselves, he thought.

Xi Rou’er and Tong Zhenzhen stood together, exchanging a glance. Tong Zhenzhen stepped forward, smiling sweetly at Yun Fu.

“Yun Fu, I saw the last episode—you were amazing. Why don’t you go look for a car this time too?”

Xi Rou’er quickly intervened, patting Tong Zhenzhen’s hand with the gentleness of an older sister. “Zhenzhen, don’t be thoughtless. None of us know this place, not even Yun Fu. We should all ask together.”

The livestream had resumed as soon as they got off the plane, and the comment section was already ablaze.

[Ahhh, the goddess’s stunning beauty! I’m in love!]

[Last time, our goddess and Mr. He went to ask for directions. Maybe it’s Yun Fu’s turn now?]

[Yeah, we can’t expect Tong Zhenzhen to do it alone.]

[Doesn’t Yun Fu speak Italian? What if they speak Italian here too?]

No one noticed the fleeting daze in Yun Fu’s eyes as she stepped off the plane.

She recognized this place.

He Fang glanced at Xi Rou’er and Tong Zhenzhen, frowning slightly before his expression softened into that of the courteous senior.

“Haoyuan, let’s go ask for directions and see about renting a car.”

This time, the production team hadn’t arranged a hotel, and after departing in the morning, it was already afternoon when they arrived—they still needed to find accommodation.

Gu Haoyuan nodded, about to leave with He Fang, when a cool voice sounded behind them.

“I’ll go.”

[Is Yun Fu saying she knows the way?]

[No way, this must be some tiny country—does she really know her way around?]

[She’s probably just putting on an act.]