Why Not Soar Your Majesty! (Ch. 56 - end)

Chapter 67

Chapter 67.1 - The most beautiful scenery in life 2

Tang Xiao looked at the man who was looking at her deeply, gentle like jade and her heart completely softened.

In an instant, she felt the stars had fallen on her head.

Behind her, the wind howled but the person holding her, was like a huge heater.

Maybe it was because there were too many stars, but her eyes were growing blurry.

She grew tired in his arms and felt like her eyelids were growing heavy.

Mu Cheng didn’t know whether to laugh or cry, taking off his jacket and wrapping it around her.

Then he bent down and scooped her up in his arms.

-- In my lifetime, there are two times where I got lucky.

The first, was when I met you.

The second, was when I fell in love with you.

My only regret, is that I wasn’t able to fall in love with you at first sight.

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The Third Gender’s first season was nearly wrapped up.

The last scene was when the two people would fall into the water at the same time, and at that time, their bodies would switch back over.

The male lead would scoop the female lead out of the water and then they’d confess to each other on the shore.

To Tang Xiao, this was like a nightmare.

This was because she really didn’t know how to swim, and she was scared of water.

In university, she’d learnt for four years but she still couldn’t float properly.

Learning how to swim really needed fate to be on your side.

The director had clearly not even thought of this possibility because when they tried to film this scene, Tang Xiao flailed around in the water.

No matter what was in reach, be that a person, an arm or a pair of pants, as long as she could grab it, she’d flail and grab anything nearby.

There was nothing beautiful about this scene as she howled and flailed, choking on water when she swallowed it.

Her face was flushed red. “F***! Save me!!!!! Cough … cough … cough, cough ….”

The director couldn’t keep watching, grabbing his speakerphone, “Stand up! The water’s shallow!”

Tang Xiao was like a little kitten, shaking and shivering whenever she saw water.

With the help of some workers, they wrapped her up in a towel where she continued to shiver.

They tried and failed for a whole day.

Song Liangzhe had been in the water for so long that his skin was completely wrinkled.

Tang Xiao was still on the shore, looking like she was about to meet her death.

So, this meant that Mu Cheng shouldered the responsibility of being a swim instructor.

There was no need to teach her how to swim, but at least, she needed to not look like she was about to die on screen every time she saw water.

Learning how to swim in the middle of winter really was a punishment.

In the huge swimming pool, there were only two people.