Her Food Livestream Broke the Galaxy

Chapter 137: Learning of Reporting Channels from Little President Qian

After finalizing a few details of the contract, Jiang Qiuqiu signed it on the spot.

"Don’t you want to look it over again?"

"That’s not necessary." Jiang Qiuqiu handed the contract to Meimei. "This isn’t our first time, and we’ve been working together for a long time now."

"We know each other well. I trust you guys."

"Okay, just leave your address with us. The delivery point should be set up by your next livestream. As for some of the other functions, we’ll have our tech team update them after your stream ends today."

"I’ll tell my fans the good news tonight."

They chatted for a little while longer, and just as the signing was wrapping up, Jiang Qiuqiu suddenly asked Qian Xingxing, "Little President Qian, do you have a moment to talk with me in private? Sister Mingmei, I have a personal matter I’d like to ask his advice on."

"Oh, of course." Meimei was the first to log off. "I’ll take my leave then."

Once she was gone, the two of them quickly moved to a private room.

"So, Qiuqiu, is something wrong?"

"Yes. I have a bit of an imposition to ask, and I feel like Little President Qian would be more knowledgeable about these matters." After she’d saved up some money, Jiang Qiuqiu had been looking into the process of attending university on the Star Network and various online forums.

In this era, universities held their winter break, and the new school year began in the spring.

In other words, in about three months, schools would begin a new round of admissions.

Jiang Qiuqiu figured that since taking over this body, her spiritual power had been performing quite well. Combined with the training she was doing with Sister Chengyu, she thought, ’In a little while, I should be able to maintain a stable B+ level.’

With this level of spiritual power, she could pay her own way to study at Federation University.

The original owner’s university admission was thus taken care of, but the person who had changed her life with a wave of their hand—

"If I were to face unfair treatment at the university, and I had proof, which department should I report it to for it to be most effective?"

"Unfair treatment!?" Little President Qian’s mind immediately went to the fact that she was already working for herself at nineteen. "What happened? Did you offend someone? Which family is it? Do you need me to pay them a visit for you?"

"No." Jiang Qiuqiu shook her head. The original owner’s deepest desire was to reclaim the life that should have been hers through her own efforts.

There wasn’t much Jiang Qiuqiu could do for the girl who had passed, other than fulfill her wish. "I want to handle this myself first."

"Handle it yourself..."

’Report it?’

Little President Qian might have been a bit naive when it came to business, but he wasn’t completely clueless about the ways of the world. The Federation, on the surface, seemed idyllic, doing its utmost to protect the rights and interests of every citizen.

But no place is without its darkness, and shadows lurked even under the Federation’s rule.

It was also a fact that the great houses, court nobles, and the children of powerful oligarchs enjoyed greater privileges within the Federation.

"If you want to file a report by mail..."

"Some of the smaller departments won’t even process things like this. Even if they see it, they’ll just turn a blind eye."

"There are a few departments that can actually get things done, but precisely because they’re effective, they receive hundreds of millions of letters a year. If Jiang Qiuqiu sent hers there—"

"You could send it to the Federation Academic Credentials Center, but you might have to wait some time for a response."

"That’s fine." Jiang Qiuqiu didn’t mind. "I’m not afraid to wait."

"Mm, if you want to increase your odds, you could also send a letter to the Cabinet Mailbox."

"That’s one of the pinnacles of power in the Federation. Some officials there are quite impartial and might be willing to intervene in the matter."

"Okay, I understand. Thank you so much, Little President Qian!"

"Uh, no need to be so formal. If you really want to thank me, you can send me some of your delicious food when you’re not streaming!" Little President Qian first angled for his own benefit before adding, "If you don’t hear back after a long time, you can send the letter to me."

"I’ll make some inquiries on your behalf."

"Mm. I know."