Later on...
There was no "later on," she focused mainly on painting and embroidery. Her calligraphy was decent, but her skills in music, chess, and dance could not be described as anything more than rudimentary.
"In short, when it comes to dancing, this is as good as I get."
Liu Lan sucked on a mango pit, the sweet and sour flavor effectively suppressing the queasiness rising in her stomach. With a long sigh and a leisurely tone, she said, "Don't count on Chichi, you guys should sign up yourselves."
"Indeed, she can't be relied on."
If she actually participated, Kao Shan Village wouldn't even think of winning a place; it would be a mercy from the Baoshan Commune teams if they weren't turned into a laughingstock.
Thus, Yi Chichi was relieved, but it didn't mean she didn't want to join in the fun.
She didn't participate in the competition, but she could watch those selected training and join the festivities on the day of the event.
