NOVEL NEXT Chapter 31
Chapter 31
Oh, he also had the nickname “Great Demon King”. That was how he got it.
He Jing couldn’t help but laugh.
Although they were the male lead and the female lead, could this scene be a bit more refreshing?
Dressed up like this and speaking such lousy lines, if Yan Hanxi can fall in love with Cheng Yi at first sight, He Jing seriously doubted whether Yan Hanxi needed to see an ophthalmologist.
But then Yan Hanxi asked, “Why don’t you look for Cheng Jing? Her grades are also very good.”
He Jing was speechless.
She thought, “Bastard!”
He didn’t forget to bring her along even when he was having a romantic scene with the female lead.
Cheng Yi clenched the corner of her skirt. “Because…”
The atmosphere was tense just now, and she immediately realized that she had said the wrong thing. However, she was not willing to accept failure like this. She had to attract Yan Hanxi’s attention and completely outshine He Jing.
“Hmm?”
“I’ve already tried.” Cheng Yi’s tone was downcast. She lowered her eyes slightly and looked aggrieved and pitiful. “He Jing was unwilling. She said that we were not on the same side. I think maybe I’m too stupid and can’t learn anything well, so she finds me annoying. Unlike He Jing, she’s smart and even has extra tutoring from famous teachers, so she had always been outstanding.”
After she finished speaking, her shoulders trembled and she choked slightly. She pretended to be strong and made people’s hearts ache.
Immediately, the boys were furious, and a strong desire to protect them surged out of their hearts.
They looked at He Jing and remembered that she used to look at people with her chin. She was arrogant and insufferably arrogant, but now she had become more and more vicious. They had looked at her in a new light because she sold her notes. They thought that she had changed. As expected, a dog could not change its ways.
This was too much!
And the instigator of all this stood leisurely on the side, watching all of this with a cold gaze. There was not a hint of shame on her face, as if everything had nothing to do with her.
They couldn’t help but defend Cheng Yi and said, “Some people bully new students because of their good grades. It’s fine if they don’t want to teach them, but they’re so eccentric. Have they forgotten that they’re no longer the heiress of a rich family?”
“That’s right. Cheng Yi, don’t be discouraged. Your grades are not as good as someone else’s because you couldn’t afford private tutoring. Otherwise, who’s to say who’s better than who.”
“Great Demon King, you should act like a decent person for once and help a transfer student. It wouldn’t hurt to teach her a math problem.”
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Amidst the chatter, Cheng Yi waited for them to finish speaking, she spoke again, “Thank you all for your encouragement. I’m fine… It was true. I don’t think He Jing did it on purpose. Please don’t have any opinions about her because of me. She will be sad too.”
“Listen.” In the original novel, a certain cannon fodder who had been secretly in love with Cheng Yi since the first day she transferred here said unhappily, “Cheng Yi is so kind. She’s a real heiress and is so approachable. Someone should really learn from her.”
He Jing was listening, so she was so angry that she almost laughed.
Sure enough, the female lead of a light-hearted novel was indeed the female lead of a light-hearted novel. If she didn’t find someone to slap her face, how could she highlight her uniqueness? How could she attract the male lead to advance the plot? It was time for her, the tragic supporting actress, to sacrifice herself for the plot again.
However, she had already read the entire novel. Why didn’t she realize that the real heiress was a b*tch?
There was no one else who could have such a max attribute of b*tch.
However, what no one had expected was that a sharp sound suddenly came from the classroom when a desk leg scraped against the floor. This sound seemed to be able to pierce people’s eardrums and was extremely unpleasant. It immediately attracted everyone’s attention and successfully interrupted the boys’ indignation.