At Saint Dun Academy, there was no such thing as an entrance ceremony for new students.
Low-ranking students weren’t worth the time of high-rank students for a welcome, and since there were so few of them, the senior responsible for reception took them directly to the principal.
Saint Dun Academy was vast, and the principal’s office was located at the very center of the campus. They had to walk there.
Shi Liaoliao noticed a boy beside her frown upon hearing this.
“Can’t we drive? I just saw a student passing by in a sports car.”
The senior sneered, “Of course you can, as long as you’re a B-rank or higher student. You could even use a tank as your means of transportation.”
Another person couldn’t help but ask, “How do you rank up?”
As the person in charge, even though his attitude wasn’t great, he still answered the questions of these inexperienced youths.
“Making significant contributions to the school, participating in activities or competitions, and achieving outstanding results can all earn you points. The specific point values are in the emails sent to you.”
“Everything about the academy has already been sent to your personal email.”
Shi Liaoliao overheard the boy beside her whisper to someone nearby, “Significant contributions just mean donating a few buildings to the academy or a certain amount of money. The sons of the board members were already A-rank when they enrolled.”
Wanwan: [Oh my god, that sounds terrifying. Is this the legendary elite school?]
Shi Liaoliao nodded: [Yes, that’s exactly what Saint Dun Academy is like.]
She had done her research before coming here.
Fortunately, their luggage had already been taken back to the dormitories by the dorm supervisor in advance. Otherwise, walking such a long distance would have been unbearable for anyone.
When they reached the dean’s office, the senior knocked on the door and motioned for them to enter.
The dean’s office was spacious, and it was clear that he had a preference for local culture, as it was filled with antiques and calligraphy.
“You’re here.”
The dean put down the brush in his hand and smiled as he looked at the group.
His gaze paused for a moment when it swept over Shi Liaoliao.
“Welcome, students, to Saint Dun Academy. Here, you will spend the most important four years of your lives.”
“Most of you come from affluent families, but at Saint Dun Academy, your studies, social life, and sports achievements will depend entirely on yourselves.”
He stood up, his plump body glowing with health as he looked at the group. Then, he slowly turned and pointed to the framed calligraphy hanging directly above him.
“As students of Saint Dunstan, remember these words.”
“This will be your standard for conduct in the future.”
Shi Liaoliao looked up and instinctively read it aloud.
“Fuck everyone.”
Everyone: “…”
The dean: “…It’s ‘Everyone has their principles.’”
The ‘young man’ with an overly beautiful face nodded expressionlessly. “Oh, I see.”
The other new students, who had expected him to blush with shame and hang his head: “…”
Why did they feel a bit annoyed?
And so, on the first day of enrollment.
Shi Liaoliao found herself ostracized by the other new students.
Specifically, when everyone else received the notification email with their dormitory addresses, they asked each other which building they were in so they could walk together.
No one asked Shi Liaoliao.
Of course, Shi Liaoliao herself didn’t care. She was only pretending to be a man, not actually one. It was better than having a buddy enthusiastically invite her to go take a bath together.
After confirming the exact location of her dormitory, Shi Liaoliao opened the academy’s electronic map and headed in that direction.
The senior responsible for guiding the new students looked at Shi Liaoliao, who was walking in the opposite direction of the main group, and shouted impatiently, “Where are you going? Zone F is over here.”
Hearing this, the others also turned around, their gazes far from friendly.
Shi Liaoliao gave him a puzzled look.
“I live in Zone A.”
The senior blurted out, “Impossible!”
How could a top student with no background live in Zone A, which is reserved for A-grade students, right after enrollment!?
Shi Liaoliao thought to herself, why is it impossible?
If I, a personal manservant, don’t stay by Yanzi’s side, are you going to serve him in my place?
Under the astonished gazes of everyone, Shi Liaoliao ignored them and turned to leave.
She still remembered that Lu Yanzhou had told her to find him.
Besides, Shi Liaoliao had something to give him.
The buildings in Zone A were quite eye-catching. As Shi Liaoliao approached and saw the cluster of magnificent buildings, each with its own distinct style, she knew this was Zone A.
A-grade students could choose a small building they liked as their dormitory based on their preferences.
Compared to the F-grade dormitories, which were four-person rooms no different from those in ordinary schools, this was simply unbelievably luxurious.
Building Thirteen was easy to find.
Compared to the other uniquely designed buildings, the one Lu Yanzhou had chosen looked much simpler, with a predominantly white and gray color scheme and only two floors.
However, Shi Liaoliao noticed that apart from the main structure, the surrounding area of this building was generally larger than that of other dormitories, and its location was excellent—just a few steps away from convenience stores, various restaurants, and even a pet shop.
Shi Liaoliao stopped and was about to ring the bell—
Suddenly, something soft and warm bumped into her, causing her to stumble.
“Ah… sorry, are you okay?”
Steadying herself, Shi Liaoliao looked to the side.
A boy, half a head shorter than her, with delicate features and also wearing the Saint Dun Academy uniform, was looking at her nervously.
His features were delicate, his lips as red as flower petals, and his figure slender.
As someone with considerable experience as a male impersonator, Shi Liaoliao could tell at a glance that something was off.
“I’m fine.”
Though inwardly surprised, Shi Liaoliao remained calm on the surface.
Upon seeing Shi Liaoliao’s face, the boy also froze for a moment.
“You’re… really good-looking.”
After reacting, he quickly lowered his head.
“Sorry, don’t mind me. It’s just… this is the second time I’ve seen such a handsome boy, and I couldn’t help saying it. Please don’t be upset.”
“Second time?”
Shi Liaoliao caught the key phrase.
The boy nodded, and as if remembering something, two faint blushes spread across his cheeks. He nervously clutched the hem of his clothes.
“Yes… you’re a new student, right…”
“Do you know Lu Yanzhou?”
“You probably know him, right? He’s the young master of the Lu Group. He… is truly outstanding, the most handsome person I’ve ever seen.”
Shi Liaoliao looked at the bashful ‘boy’ in front of her and thought to herself that since this person had spent a year at this school without being discovered, she probably wouldn’t be exposed either.
“You don’t believe me?”
Seeing Shi Liaoliao remain silent, the ‘boy’ seemed anxious and, in a moment of urgency, grabbed her sleeve.
“Or do you not know Lu Yanzhou?”
Shi Liaoliao glanced at the sleeve he was holding and subtly pulled her arm free.
“I know him.”
Realizing that the person in front of her wanted a positive answer, Shi Liaoliao nodded perfunctorily.
“Mm, you’re right.”
“I can’t even imagine how handsome he must look when shaking off.”
‘Boy’: “”
Because the little manservant was taking too long, Lu Yanzhou came out to catch him: “”