Crazy and bad again, the princess is the best in Beijing

Tian Huaijue crossed his arms and said, "It's hilarious that someone who ranked last on the test is questioning the cheating of the top ten.

At this moment, the Supervisor came over and said, "Jiang Rongrong, Meng Yunting reported you for slandering your classmate Shi Wanwan for cheating. Come with me."

The Supervisor was in charge of the conduct of students at the Imperial College, which placed great importance on their conduct.

It’s okay for a student to have poor academic performance, but his or her character must not be bad.

Things like slandering classmates are absolutely not allowed in the Imperial College.

Jiang Rongrong's expression changed drastically, and she asked, "Who reported me?"

Meng Yunting stepped forward and said, "I reported it. You just shouted that Shi Wanwan cheated without any evidence. There are many witnesses."

"According to Article 3, Clause 1 of the Imperial College Regulations, anyone who slanders a classmate without reason, and whose name is verified to be true, shall be expelled from the Imperial College."

"Shi Wanwan's test paper has been made public, and there is no suspicion of cheating. Therefore, you are guilty of slander."

Jiang Rongrong angrily said, "Meng Yunting, I have no grudge against you, why are you trying to harm me?"

Meng Yunting said with a serious face: "First of all, I didn't harm you, I was just telling the truth."

"Secondly, I am acting in accordance with the code of conduct of the Imperial College: All students of the Imperial College should not be arrogant, impetuous, chaotic, evil, speak ill of others, or…"

She directly recited the 500-word doctrine of the Imperial College, and everyone was stunned.

Meng Yunting ignored everyone's reactions and finally said, "According to the principles of the Imperial College, your actions are discrediting the Imperial College. Your character is not worthy of staying in the Imperial College."

After she finished speaking, she said to the Supervisor, "Master Supervisor, is my summary correct?"

The Supervisor nodded: "Indeed."

Meng Yunting saluted the Supervisor, then turned to Jiang Rongrong and said, "You are still young, it's not too late for you to change now."

"You may blame me for what happened today, but please believe me, I am really just helping you."

After she finished speaking, she turned around and left, going to the dining hall to eat very calmly, as if she had just done something ordinary.

Jiang Rongrong: “!!!!!!”

She had known that Meng Yunting had memorized the Tang Dynasty Code and was familiar with the Imperial College's rules and regulations, but she had never expected that one day she would face all of this head-on.

She was so angry that she jumped up and down: "Meng Yunting, are you sick?"

Meng Yunting ignored her and didn't even turn his head.

Her poor grades, coupled with the slander, were indeed enough to get her expelled from the Imperial College.

The Supervisor said to Jiang Rongrong, "Let's go and complete the withdrawal procedures!"

Jiang Rongrong: “…”

Her eyes rolled back and she fainted on the ground.

Shi Wanwan was watching in amazement. Today's incident was related to her, but it also seemed to have little to do with her.

This girl Meng Yunting is quite interesting!

Tian Huaijue sighed and said, "Meng Yunting knows the Tang Dynasty Code, the Imperial College Rules and Regulations by heart, but he doesn't meddle in other people's business."

"She's been ranked first in Class A-4 and second on the A-list for the past two years. She's always been overshadowed by Shi Qingmei, and this time is no exception."

"I've been her classmate for two years, and this is the first time I've seen her take the initiative to take charge of something. Auntie, you're so charming!"

Shi Wanwan raised her eyebrows slightly, bought lunch, and sat down next to Meng Yunting, saying, "Thank you for your help today."

Meng Yunting said calmly: "Even without me, you can handle today's matter well."

"I stepped up to take care of this matter just because I think you are a great person and I want to be your friend."

"I'm very happy that you're sitting here now."

She said she was happy, but there was no smile on her face, and she looked very businesslike.

Shi Wanwan: “…”

She had met many people, but this was the first time she had met Meng Yunting.

She said directly: "But why do I feel that this is not your intention?"

Meng Yunting glanced at Shi Wanwan and said, "Yes, it wasn't my intention. My father felt that you were now deeply favored by His Majesty, so he asked me to befriend you."

Shi Wanwan: “…”

It was the first time she met someone as direct as Meng Yunting, and she didn't dislike him.

Meng Yunting continued, "I think if it's friendship, it's better to keep it pure."

"This kind of approach with a purpose can't make us true friends."

"But I think you have an interesting personality. We might actually be friends."

She arched her brows at Shi Wanwan as she spoke, "If you don't mind, I'd like to be your friend."

Shi Wanwan also laughed: "I don't mind."

She thought Meng Yunting's personality was quite interesting. While he was strict, he also had his own flexibility and didn't disgust people.

Tian Huaijue said with a smile: "If you want to make friends, take me with you!"

Meng Yunting glanced at him indifferently and said expressionlessly: "What does girls' friendship have to do with you?"

Tian Huaijue: “…”

He always knew that Meng Yunting didn't talk much, but what he said was very irritating, so he and Meng Yunting usually kept a clear distance.

He was so angry that he retorted without any hesitation: "She is mine, you are trying to steal her from me, be polite!"

Shi Wanwan frowned: "When did I become yours?"

Tian Huaijue replied: "You are my aunt, one of us, or simply my people."

Shi Wanwan: “…”

She glared at him: "Shut up! If you dare to talk nonsense like this again, I'll beat you up!"

Tian Huaijue chuckled: "Then beat me up, I like it most when my aunt beats me up! After all, if they are not close to me, my aunt will not do it herself."

Shi Wanwan: “…”

Her eyes were rolling to the sky.

Meng Yunting shuddered and asked Shi Wanwan, "Is he usually like this?"

Shi Wanwan nodded, and Meng Yunting looked at her sympathetically and said, "You've worked hard."

Shi Wanwan: "For the peace of Class A-4, I will only sacrifice myself."

Meng Yunting laughed.

This smile of hers was not the reserved and restrained smile just now, but a smile that came from the heart.

She had been very self-disciplined and well-mannered since she was little, and she had almost never laughed like this.

Tian Huaijue asked Shi Wanwan, "Aunt, your poem is really well written. It is leisurely yet full of artistic conception."

"The poem is called 'Moonlit Night - Remembering Liu Fangping'. Who is Liu Fangping?"

Shi Wanwan replied, "When I was young, I read about a man in an ancient book. He was a man of great talent and wrote excellent poetry."

"I imagine if he were to write about a moonlit night, it would probably be something like this."

This poem was originally written by Liu Fangping, so it is naturally like this.

Shi Wanwan had thought of this statement beforehand, and when she said it now, it sounded so righteous and justified.

Tian Huaijue asked curiously, "Really? Is Liu Fangping so powerful? Why haven't I heard of him?"

Shi Wanwan glanced at him with disdain and said, "There are so many people you haven't heard of!"

"If you don't attend class properly and sleep in, you'll miss out on so much."