The Lin family's little boy returns to being eight years old, taking his family to new heights.

Lin Xi finally understood the whole story. It turned out that Liu Xiaoqiang's injuries were caused by his father, Liu Dongliang, beating him while he was drunk.

Yang Qingning had only called him out that day to give him some ointment.

And so, a good teacher who cared for his students was falsely accused of being a monster who beat his students.

Before Lin Xi could react, the female reporter beside her turned red with anger and said indignantly, "I don't know who maliciously distorted the report, they are simply scum of the industry! Don't worry, I will report the truth and clear things up for you!"

Yang Qingning smiled slightly, "Thank you."

Lin Xi pondered for a while and concluded that this reporter must be the one who had secretly sneaked into the campus that day.

"Teacher Yang, I suggest calling the police. What do you think?"

"Yes, that was my original plan, and I even... didn't intend to let those troublemaking reporters get away with it."

After speaking, she glanced at Lin Xi's expression. She had thought the young girl was kind and would speak well of those people, perhaps because she had been misled, and that it couldn't be that serious.

Unexpectedly, she nodded in agreement, "Yes, we can't let them get away with it. People always have to pay the price for their words and actions."

“I happen to know a policeman who is very capable. Teacher Yang, I will help you report this to the police. I believe this matter will be investigated very quickly.”

Yang Qingning enjoyed being taken care of by her students and smiled gently, "Okay."

Before long, Yan Feng and Zhao Yang arrived, their speed surprising even Yang Qingning.

How could they not hurry? Lin Xi is now a consultant for the police station and also Tian Lei's benefactor; opportunities to curry favor with her are few and far between.

The case was solved even faster; the next day, the reporter who spread the rumors was in jail, and Liu Dongliang was also arrested and sent for re-education.

It's worth mentioning that when Tian Lei learned that Liu Dongliang had bullied Liu Erli, he reported it to Yan Feng. As a result, Liu Dongliang's small gambling den was immediately shut down, and his past fights were also brought up again.

Liu Dongliang's attempt to steal a chicken backfired spectacularly, leaving him penniless and universally reviled for a mere hundred yuan.

Liu Xiaoqiang also apologized to Yang Qingning, and the matter came to an end.

But the retribution for those newspapers and reporters was far from over. They were not only sued, but also acquired by an unknown company and disappeared without a trace.

Su Yushan didn't expect the matter to be resolved so quickly, but upon reflection, it made sense. Given Teacher Yang's background, this little trouble wouldn't even register with her.

Lin Xi naturally also received Love Coins, but she is no longer so attached to them.

I was a little anxious before because Liu Erli ate bone-strengthening biscuits every day, but ever since I finished writing the article about disabled people, I have been making money every day, more or less.

I've also been expanding the script and writing articles about depression recently. Once completed, I won't have to worry about the lack of "love coins" (a virtual currency).

The only pressure came from the daily system tasks. Practicing boxing for an hour was more tiring than running ten kilometers. In addition, reviewing a junior high school textbook every day was also a bit of a struggle for her. She had no choice but to buy a bag of Bodhi cherry tomatoes to enhance her comprehension as a last resort.

That day, Su Youcai called her to his office and asked, "Xiao Xi, you have your midterm exams tomorrow. Are you going to take them?"

Don't think his questions are outrageous; he's genuinely worried about disrupting the child's studies. At her pace, missing one day of study time is equivalent to missing a month of hers.

Besides, it's just a sixth-grade midterm exam; it's just a formality, so it doesn't matter whether you participate or not.

Lin Xixin was overjoyed and nodded repeatedly, "Of course I'll participate!"

She had long since figured out the system's patterns; only by participating in exams and competitions could she have a chance to win a prize.

Although sometimes the rewards weren't quite what she wanted, she knew that Xiao Yi was doing it for her own good. For example, she had been practicing boxing recently and was starting to develop abs, and her physique was better than before.

Su Youcai didn't know what she was happy about taking such a trivial exam. Maybe she was just too tired from studying lately and wanted to relax by taking a test.

That evening, in order to be absolutely certain of winning first place, she picked up her sixth-grade textbook and did a quick review.

The phone rang, interrupting her study. The caller was an unfamiliar number, but when she answered, a very familiar and excited voice came through—it was Zhou Chao.

"Xiao Xi, it's a bestseller! A bestseller! All 50,000 copies have sold out, and the factory is urgently printing more. It's simply in short supply!"

Even someone as composed as Zhou Chao, who had seen many grand occasions, couldn't help but scream and jump at this moment.

She knew sales would be good, but she didn't expect them to be this good.

At first, the bookstore only stocked a few books because of her reputation, and the students bought them because of her reputation as well.

I never expected to fall in love with it at first sight.

It's just a reference book, but everyone reads it with more enthusiasm than a romance novel. Every essay is wonderful and captivating, making it hard to put down.

She immediately recommended it to her classmates. Even if only one student in a class buys it, she recommends it to more than forty people.

The next day, a large group of parents flocked to the bookstore, all there to buy the "Inspiration Encyclopedia".

Indeed, Zhou Chao gave it a name that was both incredibly down-to-earth and perfectly fitting – "The Complete Book of Inspiration".

Having no ideas for writing essays? Lacking inspiration when creating? Lacking elegant word choice and sentence structure? Not expressing emotions fully?

Then you should buy it!

It will make you laugh out loud at times, cry your eyes out at others, and even beat your chest in frustration while you're learning...

Not to mention students, even parents are eager to watch it with their children.

Upon seeing this, the bookstore immediately added more items to their cart, but it still couldn't keep up with the readers' buying speed, who kept adding more and more.

It wasn't until Lin Xi won the National Mathematical Olympiad that people finally recognized Lin Xi as the author of the Zhou Dynasty.

It turns out she's only nine years old! And she wrote all of these articles by herself!

This talent is something I couldn't write even if I grew nine years older and then nine years older, plus ninety years old!

Everyone has a sense of admiration for the strong and curiosity. Lin Xi has shrouded this book in mystery. Even if you don't need this book, don't you want to know what a book written by a nine-year-old genius girl is like?

Yes! So not only students buy it, but teachers buy it, parents buy it, and even writers in the same industry buy it.

Those who watched Lin Xi's competition, in particular, have been captivated by this talented young woman with her brilliant writing skills.

On TV, her calm yet impatient demeanor when she received the award was absolutely amazing!

When the host called her to accept the award, her adorable expression of being so engrossed in learning was absolutely charming!

This striking contrast earned her her own nickname: the cool yet adorable Lin Dashen, or simply "Meow God".

Like a cat, both cute and aloof, this nickname has evolved over time, with various names like Lin Da Miao, Lin Da Shen, and Tian Ku Zai. Fans have even given themselves the nickname "Miao Zai".

Lin Xi was naturally unaware of these things. The internet wasn't as developed back then, and she was oblivious to everything else. If Zhou Chao hadn't called to tell her, she wouldn't even have known that the product was sold out.

The two congratulated each other, and Zhou Chao reminded Lin Xi that the first batch of royalties had already been paid.

Lin Xi only knew how to make money; she had no idea how much she had earned. As long as she gave it to them, that was enough.

Until one day, Lin Dayuan went to the bank to withdraw money and saw the long string of numbers, he was almost scared out of his wits.