Divorce Revenge System: Knowing the Future in Advance-Chapter 365 - 323: Everyone Scolds Me, and Rightly So, I’m No Good Either

Chapter 365: Chapter 323: Everyone Scolds Me, and Rightly So, I’m No Good Either

The girl sitting behind, Li Qingrong, looked up.

Her eyes towards Jiang Nian were deep and, it seemed, questioning a bit. She didn’t quite understand what he wanted to say.

After waiting a few seconds, she watched Jiang Nian, who was stuck like a broken machine.

"Hmm?"

"Nothing, is there a weekly test tonight?" Jiang Nian skipped over the nickname, he almost called her "baby" but refrained at the last moment.

"Yes." Li Qingrong nodded.

In this age where language is devalued, "baby" can mean anyone. Just like Taobao customer service, everything can be "dear".

Its value is about as much as the Gold Yuan coupons during the Republic of China, measured by the pound in burlap bags.

Li Qingrong was clearly not the type to keep up with the language devaluation trend, for her "baby" might still hold its normal meaning.

The smugness of making a profit from an unequal currency trade will eventually lead to an inevitable downfall of the currency system visible to the naked eye in the future.

So, Jiang Nian temporarily withdrew his misstep.

The evening study session began.

Li Hua suddenly began to recite vocabulary seriously, memorizing English words during the chemistry evening session, so diligent that it seemed unfamiliar.

"Abandon!!" (He shouted it out three times)

Heh.

Jiang Nian couldn’t help but laugh, pointing at him, laughing like he was looking at a clown.

"The most important thing for you right now is to make a fool of yourself."

Faced with his buddy’s malicious mockery, Li Hua remained unfazed. Like the protagonist of a fantasy novel, he gave a calm smile.

"I am the Heavenly Emperor, destined to vanquish all enemies of the world."

As soon as he said that, not only Jiang Nian, but even Zeng You in the front row and Ma Guojun in the aisle burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, the Heavenly Emperor? You’ve got to be kidding."

"Li Hua’s got some nerve, fantasizing about being invincible just after learning his first word. How many sessions did you record this afternoon? Still not awake?"

"Hahaha, you’re killing me."

Faced with laughter, Li Hua couldn’t hold back. He pointed at the surrounding instigators and swore through gritted teeth.

"Today’s insult will be returned a hundredfold one day!"

"Hahaha, memorize ten words first." Jiang Nian nearly laughed himself unconscious, "Hua, you’re always such a showman."

"They should invite you to the New Year’s Eve Gala; they wouldn’t even need dumplings."

"Fine, I’ll do it. Ten words in ten minutes!" Li Hua wasn’t laughing as he raised his vocabulary book as a makeshift shield and continued to shout out vocabulary.

"Hua, your shield is as funny as you." Jiang Nian couldn’t stop laughing, school was tough, and these antics were the only thing keeping him entertained.

The evening study session ended.

Li Hua silently put down his vocabulary book, acting as if he wanted to stealthily stash it in his desk drawer, as if no one noticed meant nothing happened.

Suddenly, there was laughter.

"I told you, he’d pretend nothing happened." Jiang Nian’s voice rang out like a demon’s.

"The group leader sure has a short attention span, it’s just ten words." Zhang Ningzhi’s quiet murmur sounded particularly piercing.

"Chi Shi! Chi Shi!!" Li Hua was so anxious he nearly stomped his feet, couldn’t stand the two of them ganging up against the leader.

This is outrageous! Everyone’s rebelling!

But he thought, it was mainly Jiang Nian’s fault. So bored out of his mind, is there really someone who would monitor others memorize vocabulary for over ten minutes?

Jiang Nian snorted, not bothered to deal with Li Hua.

"Everyone’s cursing me, but, let’s be honest, I’m no saint."

The class commissary Tao Ran walked in from outside, carrying a stack of Chinese test papers. Standing on the podium, he spoke feebly.

"*&￥%, weekly test."

The class immediately went into muscle-memory mode, clearing their desks and standing up to find their weekly test seats, whispering as they went.

"What’s wrong with Tao Ran? An afternoon off and he’s this drained?"

"Who knows? Heard he’s got a life-sized kemonomimi model at his house. Just hearsay, though, probably submitted homework or something."

"No way, really?"

"Don’t know, what if it’s true?"

Zhou Yuting walked past the classroom aisle, overhearing these comments, her face didn’t look too pleased.

Finally found a guy with looks and eloquence, but unfortunately, he has no interest in real-world things.

This class... more incredible than the last, what kind of atmosphere is this?

.....

Before the weekly test started, test papers and answer sheets were swiftly passed from the front to the back like falling snowflakes.

Jiang Nian and Li Qingrong’s seats for the weekly test were still next to each other.

Li Qingrong took the answer sheet, her long eyelashes slightly lowered. Her body shifted subtly, with the corner of her eye catching a glimpse of Jiang Nian’s face.

He was resting one hand on the test paper, diligently filling in his name.

(Li Hua Fa De)

Seeing this, Li Qingrong was momentarily stunned.

Her mind turned for a few seconds before realizing "Fa De" was a homophone for an English word in Chinese. Still, she was surprised; this is an exam where scores are recorded.

In the next second, she saw Jiang Nian start filling in his name and student number on the answer sheet. Almost instinctively, she held her breath, hesitating whether or not to remind Jiang Nian not to mess around. freёnovelkiss.com

However, Jiang Nian did not write randomly but honestly wrote his name and student number on the answer sheet.

Li Qingrong lowered her gaze, somewhat speechless.

"You’re writing nonsense on the test as if it doesn’t have to be submitted?"

Her expression was calm, with no emotional fluctuations seen. The quick-drying pen moved to the information column, swiftly filling in the details.

Two hours later.

Jiang Nian finished writing the last word of his essay with a click, tossed his pen with a clack. He finished the test half an hour early, not a word changed.

Not even checking it; if he looked over it again, he’d consider it a loss.

So... now the remaining half-hour was leisure time, and some other quick writers in the class had also finished their test.

The hum of chatter layered over each other.

Without a care, he whistled and habitually leaned over to peek at Li Qingrong’s paper. Then he saw that Li Qingrong had stopped moving, almost as if she had been petrified.

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