Chapter 132: Teaching the Troublesome Kid a Lesson

"It's none of your business, move aside!" Several people wanted to drive Feng Xiran away.

Feng Xiran immediately stepped in front of Su Ruo: "Is there some misunderstanding among you? Su Ruo, quickly apologize to these senior classmates. I believe the senior classmates are all good people; they will surely forgive you."

Su Ruo's eyes were practically rolling to the heavens; what did she do wrong that she needs these people to forgive her?

Su Ruo shoved aside the Feng Xiran blocking her, looked at these people and said: "Are you coming all at once, or one by one?"

Everyone looked at each other, not understanding what Su Ruo meant by that.

Su Ruo didn't give them a chance to waste time: "Since you're not moving, then I'll come!"

As soon as her words fell, Su Ruo first walked toward the person blocking her, and before he could react, she directly performed a shoulder throw, slamming him to the ground.

The male student lay on the ground, immediately clutching his arm and wailing; the others, looking at Su Ruo, instantly showed fear, but Su Ruo gave them no chance to escape.

One, two, three… Su Ruo's movements were clean and swift; moments later, these people all lay on the ground wailing.

Su Ruo clapped her palms, looked at these people with contempt: just this little skill, yet daring to block her—truly overestimating oneself.

"Su Ruo, you… you how can you hit people…" Feng Xiran, after witnessing everything, stammered; she hadn't expected Su Ruo's skills to be this good.

Su Ruo step by step approached Feng Xiran, her gaze icy as she said: "Feng Xiran, I told you not to provoke me!"

"What do you want to do?" Feng Xiran's eyes were full of fear.

Su Ruo directly slapped out; Feng Xiran could feel a gust of wind brush past her ear.

She closed her eyes in fear, but felt no pain.

Su Ruo's hand hovered, less than an inch from Feng Xiran's face.

"Feng Xiran, this is the first time; I don't want there to be a next time."

Su Ruo withdrew her hand, looking at Feng Xiran with utter contempt.

Only then did Feng Xiran realize she had been played; after coming to her senses, she felt both angry and resentful, but ultimately dared not provoke Su Ruo again.

At lunch, Su Ruo grabbed two steamed buns and a portion of red-braised pork; she now had money, so naturally she didn't want to shortchange herself.

In the afternoon, after Su Ruo entered the classroom, the room fell into an eerie silence; having witnessed today's noon incident, they all saw Su Ruo's ferocity and no longer dared to provoke her.

No one came to cause trouble; Su Ruo was relaxed and at ease, she continued to open her notes and review them carefully.

Just then, the Education Director stormed into the classroom; as soon as he entered, he sternly asked Su Ruo: "Su Ruo, someone reported you for gang fighting in the classroom—did it really happen?"

Without the Education Director saying, Su Ruo already knew who told him about this.

Feng Xiran really is, repeatedly jumping around in her danger zone.

"And you all, don't be afraid; as long as you tell me what happened, you can rest assured—I will definitely stand up for you, absolutely won't let you be bullied for nothing. Like this, beating classmates on the first day of school, a rotten apple, I will surely report it to the school and have her expelled."

But who could have imagined that, upon hearing the Education Director's words, these people immediately shook their heads, indicating they had not been hit.

They muttered inwardly, wondering if there was a mistake—being beaten by a girl was already unlucky enough; if they spread this, where would they have the face to meet people?

The Education Director saw them deny it and was instantly dumbfounded, but he thought: Feng Xiran would absolutely not lie about this.

The Director still wanted to press further, when someone stood up and said: "Director, we really weren't hit; Su Ruo is our junior sister—we dote on her and haven't even had the chance, how could we possibly fight with her?"

This remark instantly shocked the Education Director—when did this Chaos Demon King become so agreeable?

As the Director was about to say something, Yan Jiaoshou came over excitedly. Upon seeing the Director, he coldly asked: "What are you doing here?"

The Director knew the fighting incident had been denied by these people; he naturally had no recourse, so he immediately said: "I'm just here to look at the new students."

"You old man don't know, nowadays students are overly bold and reckless; some don't even put me, the Education Director, in their eyes."

The Director still wanted to say something to smear Su Ruo, but Yan Jiaoshou had already ignored him; he rushed up to face her, full of excitement, asking: "Student Su Ruo, did you previously study medicine?"

Su Ruo did not hide it, directly saying: "After going to the countryside, I worked as a village doctor for a year and also treated some people.

"I usually read medical books, maybe a bit more."

Upon hearing this, Yan Jiaoshou instantly became even more excited; he hadn't expected Su Ruo's talent to be so high—self-taught, she had reached this level, simply a once-in-a-century genius, a natural medical prodigy.

"If he missed such a good student, Yan Jiaoshou felt he would regret it for life. So he immediately asked: 'Student Su Ruo, are you willing to become my disciple and apprentice under me?'"

Su Ruo was a bit confused; she wasn't already Yan Jiaoshou's student?

Then, whether she bows to Yan Jiaoshou as teacher or not, what's the difference?

The people around, however, simultaneously sucked in a breath of cold air: knowing that although Yan Jiaoshou is strict, becoming his student makes graduating smoothly difficult.

But if one could become his disciple, there would be great benefits.

Yan Jiaoshou currently has three disciples, undoubtedly top-notch figures in the field.

Therefore, many people want to become Yan Jiaoshou's disciple; even if their medical skills are mediocre, having such senior brothers and a master protecting them is enough to benefit them for life.

Of course, the angriest right now is still the Education Director; he had assigned Su Ruo to Yan Jiaoshou's side to make her suffer, but he hadn't expected Su Ruo to suddenly transform and actually become Yan Jiaoshou's closed-door disciple.

Su Ruo not only received no punishment, but instead gained a tremendous opportunity and coincidence; for the Education Director, this was truly trying to steal a chicken only to lose the rice used to bait it.

However, Yan Jiaoshou has now clearly placed Su Ruo under his wing; given his petty and protective nature, even if he later wants to do something, he'll have to weigh it carefully.

Feng Xiran watched all this from outside the door, her eyes turning red with anger; she couldn't understand why, why all the good things kept falling to Su Ruo.

Yan Jiaoshou hasn't taken on disciples for many years; why, upon seeing Su Ruo, did he accept her as a disciple? Is it just because Su Ruo has good fortune, so all good things must belong to her?

Feng Xiran's eyes were full of unwillingness; at the same time, her heart became more resolute—no matter what, the upcoming matters must proceed smoothly; she must find a way to seize all of Su Ruo's luck.