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“T-teacher, I’m done…”
Qian Renxue tugged at Chen Muxuan’s sleeve and spoke weakly.
She remembered that day when Teacher Chen had asked her to take a nap in his room.
At first, Qian Renxue had really wanted to go, but her grandfather Qian Xunji had refused.
Helpless, after much rolling around and acting cute, her grandfather Qian Daoliu finally agreed.
The little girl had always been curious about what her teacher’s bedroom looked like.
That day, walking back, perhaps sensing Qian Renxue’s curiosity and her hesitation in facing the unknown, Chen Muxuan smiled and comforted her.
“My room is pretty big.
If you get tired from playing, you can sleep directly.
It’s fine.”
Then, Qian Renxue encountered the darkest moment of her life.
From that point on, she felt like she had completely broken down.
Wuwu…
Hearing the little one’s childish voice, Chen Muxuan put away the cards in his hand and turned his head.
“Oh ho, you’re done?
Go look around for a bit.
I’ll call you when I’m done checking.”
“O-okay…”
Qian Renxue replied softly.
Chen Muxuan picked up the test paper and began marking it.
Of course, he wasn’t that monstrous.
Taking Qian Renxue back to his room that noon was all because of the options the system had given him.
Ahem, there was also partly because Chen Muxuan himself had wanted to do it.
Poor Qian Renxue, after being forcibly put into a dormant state at noon, woke up to face the dreaded “Five-Year College Entrance Exam, Three-Year Simulation” books.
He had said morning for studying and afternoon for going out.
But Chen Muxuan told her she had to finish the first test paper first before anything else.
Even though the teacher had taught Qian Renxue a lot of knowledge, she still had no clue about functions.
It was too hard!
For a five-year-old child, mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division was already impressive enough.
Perhaps Chen Muxuan wanted Qian Renxue to grow too quickly, so after she had mastered elementary school knowledge, he started piling on middle school knowledge, followed by high school knowledge.
Thus, the scene of the little one trembling at the sight of the Five-Three simulation papers.
One could only say Chen Muxuan wasn’t being human, seemingly even having the intention to teach calculus as well.
As for English…
Did the Douluo Continent have that country?
No, so why learn it!
As long as she mastered Chinese and mathematics, that was enough.
Inching her way to a spot not far away, Qian Renxue carefully looked around to make sure the teacher hadn’t suddenly exploded and walked over, before she let out a slight sigh of relief.
The little girl wasn’t just hiding from Chen Muxuan, but also from that crazy woman named “Bai Youyou.”
That noon, not only was she forced into sleep, but her teacher had also pulled out many syringes, muttering something about measles vaccine, DTP vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, and so on.
She still remembered the conversation between those two.
Bai Youyou: I remember there’s an oral medicine, right?
Chen Muxuan: No, she won’t take it.
Better to use injections!
You hold her down, make sure she doesn’t make a sound or move, so we don’t miss the spot.
Bai Youyou made an OK gesture, then knocked the little girl out with a karate chop.
Qian Renxue: ???
When she woke up, her butt hurt terribly, and she had no idea how many needles had been poked into her.
From then on, she developed a deep fear of Chen Muxuan and Bai Youyou.
Although the teacher was still the same teacher, Qian Renxue felt like everything had changed.
She didn’t dare tell her grandfather either, afraid that if the two of them found out, she’d be caught and given more shots.
If Qian Renxue knew those vaccines were beneficial to her, she wouldn’t have thought that way.
But children generally feared needles, and some didn’t like taking medicine either, so Chen Muxuan had resorted to this approach.
Especially the rabies vaccine, which was absolutely necessary for Qian Renxue.
Look at that girl, ever since going out with him, she was either petting cats or touching dogs, not afraid of getting bitten or infected with some terrible virus.
Qian Renxue was still young and didn’t know what was happening.
She only knew that in the blink of an eye, her mother had granted the teacher a five-insurance-one-housing fund, with food and lodging included.
That sounded a bit off, didn’t it?
Anyway, as long as she could go out to play and enjoy all kinds of delicious food, that was enough.
Just don’t keep making her get shots.
Every time she woke up, her legs would tremble uncontrollably when walking, and she’d have to be supported by that Bai Youyou.
Mornings were the hardest time for Qian Renxue.
Seeing all those dense numbers made the little girl’s head spin, and Teacher Chen Muxuan also required her accuracy rate to be above ninety percent.
Sigh, her head hurt.
She was bearing pressure that kids her age shouldn’t have to bear.
Finally, Chen Muxuan finished marking and waved her over.
Qian Renxue trotted over happily.
“Teacher, how was it?
Did I get everything right?”
In response, she received a “kind” knuckle flick from Chen Muxuan.
“Right, my foot!
Did you even calculate carefully?
A simple quadratic function, and you got it wrong again?”
Qian Renxue covered her little head and looked at Chen Muxuan with teary eyes.
Chen Muxuan snorted coldly.
“Stop acting cute and pitiful with me.
First, go over the wrong parts again, then redo them.
If you don’t get these done this morning, then don’t even think about going out to play this afternoon.
Stay here and master all of this first.”
“No, wuwu~!”
Qian Renxue let out a pitiful whimper.
Watching helplessly as his woman was taken away by a strange girl, Tang Hao’s blood pressure shot up, and a flame burned in his heart.
“Damn it!!!”
“Ah Yin, my Ah Yin…”
After roaring in fury, Tang Hao started smashing and stomping randomly, even banging his head against a big tree.
After venting his powerless rage, he slumped to the ground dejectedly.
It was all gone.
Everything was gone.
Tang Hao didn’t think that person was any good.
She had vanished right before his eyes and taken his wife’s main body.
The chances of getting her back were extremely slim.
That bizarre spatial ability had touched upon the power of law.
If someone called her a god, Tang Ritian wouldn’t doubt it.
He could only place his hopes on Tang San.
If his son could become a god, then there should be a way.
Helping him retrieve Ah Yin’s main body might not be too difficult.
He just hoped that in a few years, when Tang San awakened his spirit soul, it wouldn’t be a useless one.
As for this secret domain he had found for Ah Yin, now that his wife had been taken away, Tang Hao simply destroyed it completely.
Out of sight, out of mind.
For him, the flowers and grass here weren’t as important as his wife.
If Ah Yin had a way to revive and sacrifice herself once more, she might be able to break through the limit.
Perhaps becoming a god wasn’t impossible either.
Then reviving Ah Yin wouldn’t be a problem at all!
That was the little scheme brewing in Tang Ritian’s mind.
Unfortunately, Chen Muxuan wouldn’t let him have his way.
His clone had already begun the cultivation process.
First, using the authority of Consciousness, he removed the memories from this Blue Silver Grass, then implanted a brand new set of memories.
Then, using the Mimic Core of the Dominator, he fused it into this Blue Silver Grass’s body.
One could observe with the naked eye that after successfully fusing with the core of the Thousand People’s Herrscher, the wilting Blue Silver Emperor regained its vitality.
It shouldn’t take long before she fully awakened.
When that time came, she would regard the Tang father and son as thorns in her eyes and thorns in her flesh.
The beautiful scene of loving and killing each other made the white-haired girl eagerly anticipate the expressions on that father-son duo’s faces.
“Oh, right, there’s one more thing to do.”
Chen Muxuan’s lips curled up wildly once more.
The evil aura he exuded made the Blue Silver Emperor tremble in fear, making her look even more pathetic, weak, and helpless.
She couldn’t understand why her savior, this person before her, had such a smug smile.