All Worlds Beg the Villainess to Act Like a Human-Chapter 243: Swap Program — Rich Girl’s Counterattack (52)
Actually, this kind of thing doesn’t really leave a record. Going to the police station at most means these students will be criticized and educated, then sent back.
Qiann Yan had long analyzed this outcome, but knowing the result didn’t mean she would skip the process.
She had planned that if these people provoked her once, she would send them over once.
She attended an average high school. The school was alright, but most of the students in her class didn’t perform well. It was the so-called "underachieving class."
Feng Shuqing didn’t send her to those private schools where children of their social class attended. She publicly claimed that she wanted her daughter to work hard in a regular high school, to gain experience, and achieve good results based on her own abilities.
In reality, Qiann Yan thought Feng Shuqing just felt embarrassed by her daughter, fearing that sending a daughter who performed poorly to those elite schools would bring shame to her?
Moreover, she probably regarded the original self as hopeless, like mud that couldn’t adhere to a wall, and had never seriously intended to nurture her.
Qiann Yan didn’t know why Feng Shuqing treated the original self that way. She speculated it might have something to do with her biological father.
Ultimately, only Feng Shuqing and that man knew the details of their enmity.
It was already after school, and over twenty people were taken for education and criticism, with parents required to attend. Naturally, Qiann Yan also needed a parent present.
The homeroom teacher accompanied them and kept observing Qiann Yan during the journey. The changes in this female student over a short summer break were significant.
In her previous impression, Feng Qianyan was somewhat silent and unsociable. When not in class, she would sit alone, daydreaming.
She ate and went to the restroom alone, and always seemed lonely whenever seen.
Female students like her were easily mocked and bullied by others at school.
A summer vacation turned this female student into such a different person.
Was it really the result of the exchange program?
She had watched the show and had different opinions about what was presented. Some of the editing was quite abrupt.
She just didn’t dare express her opinions online. The current online environment was poor; if someone spoke differently about something the public disliked, they would be attacked.
"Feng Qianyan, what you did today was right."
Qiann Yan slightly raised an eyebrow and then replied, "Thank you, Teacher Ran."
"If you encounter any difficulties in the future, you can directly come to the teacher," Ran Wei said with a smile, "You’ve changed a lot over one vacation."
Perhaps she needed to understand this student from a different perspective. On the surface, she didn’t seem to have psychological issues, but nowadays, children with issues might not show them outwardly.
"Alright," Qiann Yan thought of this Teacher Ran, who taught physics, and her eyes showed more interest, "I happen to have some problems with questions. Can Teacher Ran explain them to me?" Qiann Yan took off her backpack and pulled out a stack of test papers.
Ran Wei: "..."
Taking out so many test papers, Ran Wei was quite surprised.
But a student loving to study is a good thing.
She managed the worst-performing class, but as a teacher deep down, who wouldn’t want their students to study earnestly?
Ran Wei began flipping through Qiann Yan’s test papers. The pages were neatly arranged, and nearly every sheet had some blanks left, which obviously were things the student didn’t understand.
