The True Heiress Is The Real Bigshot novel Chapter 203

Chapter 203: 195 Not seeking death won’t lead to death [1 update]

It was a design diagram for an evening gown.

It even included the matching jewelry.

Crowns, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, plus rings.

While it seemed elaborate and intricate, it didn’t come across as excessive.

Zhiwan’s gaze was glued to this piece of paper.

She had never seen such a complete design before.

Even though she hadn’t graduated from high school yet, she had attended quite a few banquets.

Every time she picked out a gown, she had to choose matching jewelry, which could sometimes be difficult due to the color and style of the dress.

Even a minor mistake during selection could look completely out of place.

Zhiwan had also studied design.

After all, the Jade Pavilion was Zhong Corporation’s primary industry, and if she wanted to join Zhong Corporation in the future, not understanding design would not be acceptable.

So she could tell that this design diagram was perfect.

The patterns on the gown were also meticulously drawn.

If a set of gowns like this could indeed be made, it would definitely cause a sensation in the design world.

It must be that Zhong Corporation was looking for a new spokesperson for the Jade Pavilion and had asked a designer to draw up the diagram.

There had been quite a few designers in the past that Zhiwan had observed, but none of their sketches came close to this one; they couldn’t even touch the surface.

Yet, this perfect draft had somehow been thrown away.

But Zhiwan could understand.

The more skilled the designer, the more they strove for perfection.

A poorly drawn line would lead to starting over.

However, Zhiwan wasn’t particularly interested in this draft; she was still in school, and anything to do with the Jade Pavilion was unrelated to her.

She just looked at it and then shifted her gaze away.

After greeting Old Master Zhong again, Zhiwan carried the trash bag out and threw it in the large garbage bin outside the iron gate.

She returned to continue her studies and happened to meet Mu Chenzhou, who had just returned from outside.

Mu Chenzhou had been leaving early and returning late these past few days, and he hadn’t allowed her to follow, so she didn’t know what he was busy with.

Zhiwan guessed it must have something to do with the imperial capital.

Mu Chenzhou was deep in thought and didn’t notice Zhiwan.

He had a frown on his face, clearly facing a difficult problem.

“Chenzhou, what’s the matter?” Zhiwan knew this was a good time to build a relationship and greeted him, “Has something happened?”

“Ah, Zhiwan.” Mu Chenzhou was jolted out of his thoughts and was fairly gentle with Zhiwan as he mentioned offhandedly, “My mother’s maternal family has a clothing design company that’s running into some issues. They don’t have a suitable design.”

He didn’t elaborate further and went inside the villa.

Mu Chenzhou had been staying with the Zhong family for almost a month, and following Lady Zhong’s instructions, Zhiwan had also come to know quite a bit about what was happening in the imperial capital.

Madam Mu’s background might not compare to the Mu family, but it was far from low.

The clothing industry in Hua Country ranked 13th, and it was her family’s business.

However, Madam Mu’s family hadn’t focused on this clothing design company; they were more invested in electronic products.

Designs?

Suddenly, Zhiwan recalled the discarded draft she had just seen, and her heart started racing.

She ran back and retrieved the design draft from the large garbage can outside, feeling relieved.

If it was discarded, it meant it wasn’t wanted anymore.

Using it for a bit wouldn’t be a problem.

Trading a discarded draft for the Mu family’s attention was well worth it.

Besides, it was a designer hired by Zhong Corporation, so it was essentially their own.

When the time came, she would just explain to Elder Zhong, and he wouldn’t blame her.

**

In the room.

“Hello, Mom, I’ve contacted the designers here in Shanghai as well, but they’re still not up to standard,” Mu Chenzhou sighed, “You know how high the professors’ standards are at the Royal Academy of Arts in O region.”

“Without any innovation, let alone winning a prize, we wouldn’t even make it past the preliminaries.”

Madam Mu was well aware, “It’s also hard to find one in the imperial capital; all the top designers have been invited away already. Let’s just wait and see. If worse comes to worst, we’ll just have to withdraw.”

The Royal Academy of Arts in O region wasn’t just a university; it was also a palace of art to the world.

Many international competitions were organized by it.

Including this fashion design contest.

If they could win an award at the contest, their company could also come to the fore.