Chapter 74

"What, you don't want to!"

"Seeing Bai Ran actually refuse this opportunity,"

"At the scene, everyone except Ning Rongrong showed surprise."

"As long as one enters Yuexuan to study and graduates smoothly, even if not saying the future is bright, it is at least full of hope,"

"Even at the worst, it can let a 'commoner' achieve class advancement and become a minor noble."

"Why should I be willing?"

"Bai Ran felt his current mental state was quite healthy, completely no need to undergo Yuexuan's baptism."

"As for approaching Tang Yuehua with an aim, hugging a big gold brick? Uh, buddy, I see you're really hungry, any woman would want to get on that."

"Little guy, perhaps you don't realize how honorable it is to become a Yuexuan student."

"Tang Yuehua, the Lady of Yuexuan, spoke."

"She didn't expect that this little boy before her would actually refuse her."

"Even the great nobles, upon seeing her, must respectfully address her as Lady Yuexuan; a little brat actually dares, in front of everyone, to refuse the Yuexuan admission opportunity granted by Tang Yuehua."

"If it weren't for the staff's operational mistake, Tang Yuehua felt this child might not have had the chance to come before her."

"But I don't like learning so-called noble etiquette."

"In such a public setting, Bai Ran is still relatively restrained."

"He didn't directly say—learning those things is useless."

"Tsk tsk tsk, little guy, your notion is wrong; learning is needed to progress."

"I am willing to give commoners a chance to enroll; you should cherish it,"

"After all, you commoners cannot inherit titles and family wealth like noble heirs."

"Although Tang Yuehua's words have some sense, what kind of high-and-mighty attitude is this?"

"Bai Ran: I'm glad you're willing to fight for commoners' interests, but your tone makes me unhappy."

"Um, Lady Yuexuan, have you ever considered that I might be a noble?"

"Bai Ran is not a commoner; commoners cannot study at the Tian Dou Royal Academy."

"Pretending to be a noble? Little guy, that's not a reason for you to refuse Yuexuan study."

"Just look at this child's attire—there's not a trace of noble bearing."

"As for being able to stay by Princess Ning Rongrong's side, he's likely just her little lackey,"

"and a flunky who needs to curry favor with the young sect master?"

"He's probably a genius-type soul master whose father lacks ability."

"No background, only talent—then he can only be classified as a commoner soul master, certainly not a noble."

"You little brat, don't be shameless; being able to enter Yuexuan is your honor, an opportunity countless people seek."

"Beside them, seeing Bai Ran dare to repeatedly refuse the Lady of Yuexuan and even show displeasure, the Yuexuan supervisor couldn't help but shout in anger."

"Luo Jie, don't lose noble bearing."

"Seeing her female supervisor act so rudely, Tang Yuehua couldn't help but frown."

"As a noble, as an excellent woman, one should maintain decorum no matter what happens."

"Understood, Lady Yuexuan; I was too impulsive."

"Luo Jie said, glaring fiercely at Bai Ran, seeming ready to give him a lesson later."

"For women's safety, the current supervisor of Yuexuan is Luo Jie, a sixty-two‑level female Soul Emperor. 'You mean I have to enter Yuexuan today whether I want to or not, and I must join whether I wish to or not?'"

"Bai Ran: Sometimes it's still hard to hold back laughter."

"Little guy, if you think that way, it's not wrong."

"Tang Yuehua: Although I forced you to join Yuexuan, I gave you such a lowly commoner a chance to advance your class; you should thank me."

"Interesting, truly interesting; I'm leaving today, what can you do? What noble etiquette academy? Whoever goes up, goes up; anyway I'm not going."

"Ning Rongrong: Buddy, this is a martial general? I acknowledge your attack power."

"Vulgar, do you know what you're refusing?"

"Tang Yuehua: Humph, indeed one should look for a girl; males of this species are simply too disappointing. Not only short hair, short sight, but also utterly uncivilized—deserving to be a lowly commoner for life."

"I don't know, but I've run out of patience to waste words with you."

"Impudent!"

"Seeing this youth actually dare to talk back to the Lady of Yuexuan."

"Luo Jie, this little admirer of the Lady of Yuexuan, could no longer tolerate it."

"Martial soul manifested, six soul rings rose, she reached out to grab Bai Ran, preparing to give him a profound lesson."

"You're the impudent one."

"Human Emperor Banner, third soul skill, Diamond Subjugation of Demons."

"Instantly, a 274% power boost was applied to Bai Ran."

"Facing the attack of a strong‑attack Soul Emperor, Bai Ran directly overpowered her in the very strength she was most confident in."

"Just one encounter, and this Yuexuan supervisor flew into Yuexuan, then lodged in the wall like a dead dog."

"This is within Tian Dou City; it's embarrassing to cause loss of life."

"Otherwise, Bai Ran would have to open a few more soul rings for amplification and set off fireworks on the spot. (It would explode into a blood mist, sadly)"

"Killing! Killing!"

"Someone cried out in alarm, and the scene instantly fell into chaos."

"At this moment, Tang Yuehua's face was grim."

"What was supposed to be a proper commoner recruitment event has now become this."

Although she is also at fault, but does the child in front of her have no fault? (You behind the screen also have no fault? Dog head for self-preservation) Also, you can't just state your identity earlier?

The sole descendant of the Imperial Hero, acclaimed as the Future Light of the Empire, the youthful Soul Saint—Bai Ran, isn't it hard for you to state your identity earlier? Bai Ran: I also want to say, but you open your mouth and it's just 'commoner'; you close your mouth and it's 'being able to study at Moon Pavilion is your honor'; you completely don't give me a chance. Besides, I also said I'm a noble, but you don't believe me—who should I blame?

Although she is very interested in talented Soul Masters, Tang Yuehua does not have any related portraits of Bai Ran.

Besides, in Tang Yuehua's opinion, the only outstanding person in the world is that man, namely her second brother—Tang Hao.

Any genius who surpasses her second brother Tang Hao in excellence is fake; there simply is no such person.

Otherwise, the saying that Tang Yuehua once said years ago—that her future husband must be as excellent as her second brother, or even more excellent—wouldn't that come true? (Tang Yuehua has nothing to do with the protagonist, okay? Don't spread rumors, male safety, also urgent.) Here.

Just then, Ning Rongrong walked over, took out a Gold Soul Coin Card, and handed it to Bai Ran.

"What does that mean?"

Bai Ran didn't quite understand; why would someone inexplicably give him hundreds of thousands of Gold Soul Coins? Could it be that this is what it feels like to be kept by a petite rich lady? "Compensate the Soul Coins, ah, my father said that Moon Pavilion's renovation uses imperial-grade standards, it's very expensive; you broke things in Moon Pavilion, so of course you need to compensate the other party."

Ning Rongrong said while winking at Bai Ran, indicating that it was now his turn as the "Warrior General" to continue performing.

(End of chapter)