As a villain, I really don't want to be pursued by the heroine.

Being flaunted so blatantly was undoubtedly a real critical hit.

"Isn't it just a love affair? What's there to be proud of..."

Roy scratched his head and said, "I'm not feeling proud. I've already said it was very hard."

"You bastard......"

The bad boys were filled with passion and anger, and they all stood up and rushed over.

Yo, are you going to take action?

Roy was really unable to hold it in any longer.

The brown-haired leader had just reached Sequence 7, and seeing that he was also Sequence 7, he probably felt a little more confident.

But, is it because he's simply inexperienced? Has he never considered the consequences of attacking a noble? Or has he truly lost his mind due to anger?

Just as a group of bad guys were about to pounce with ferocious looks, the sound of high heels stomping on the ground echoed heavily in everyone's hearts.

Then came a low growl from a wolf.

Everyone looked back.

Accompanying the Silver Wolf was none other than the Imperial Rose, whose silver hair fluttered like snow, her blue skirt rippling, her face as cold as ice, and she looked like the incarnation of wind and snow.

Before she could utter a word, the group of bad boys were frozen in place, not daring to even breathe.

"How can you be so noisy in the classroom?"

Jon Snow glanced at the standing delinquents and said, "You guys, double your homework today!"

The brown-haired delinquent bravely pointed at Roy and said, "Teacher Jon Snow, it's not just us, he was the one who provoked us first!"

But at some point, Roy had already sat properly in the front row, with books on his desk and a gentle look on his face.

The face of a good student who can score 90 out of 100!

Jon Snow glanced at Roy, and the frost between his brows eased a little, but when he looked at Bu Liang, it became even colder.

"Did you say anything?"

"...It's alright."

Chapter 22: Teacher and Student

Despite appearing to be a model student, Roy was secretly laughing.

Jon Snow is scary.

As the final female protagonist in the original story, she debuts at Sequence 5, possessing combat power that surpasses the other three. Her battlefield experience has lent her a ruthless character, and her Spartan upbringing instills fear in the aristocratic students. As the daughter of an imperial duke, she possesses a high enough status that power cannot be used to oppress her.

Most importantly, she is a teacher.

As long as you are in college, teachers are an order of magnitude higher than students.

Therefore, becoming her enemy is a wrong choice in itself.

Luckily, Roy knew exactly how to please her.

To be precise, it is to please all the teachers in the world.

Please, I am from China and have been studying for so many years. Have I not had enough dealings with teachers?

Who can't pretend to be a good kid?!

As long as he was polite in front of Jon Snow, listened carefully, and left a good impression on her, he could avoid a tragic ending with the 'evil boy Roy'!

As for the tutoring itself, Roy didn't object too much.

Because this is not only for the purpose of successfully entering school, but also for defying fate! In order to avoid being kicked out of the school by Jon Snow like in the original novel!

Roy doesn't think he's a studious nerd, but in order to defy fate, he might as well grit his teeth and pretend to be one.

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Fortunately, Vizseya's courses are neither difficult nor boring, and are much better than those disgusting literature, history, geography, mathematics, physics and chemistry courses in his previous life.

"In the First Age of the Ancient Times, after the fall of the Creator God, inter-race warfare ensued. For a race to survive, it required not only the power of the race itself, but also a king who had ascended to the throne of demigod."

"However, our ancestors, at a time when humans hadn't even mastered supernatural powers, were able to survive the conflict that caused the fall of so many mythical creatures. This remains an unsolved mystery..."

On the podium, the silver-haired girl faced the blackboard, raised her bare hands, and wrote a powerful handwriting with chalk.

Although his tone was a little indifferent, Jon Snow's words were concise enough and focused on the key points of the exam, and were not obscure or difficult to understand.

Even if we put aside the fact that the silver-haired beauty is pleasing to the eye, her classes are not boring.

However......

Roy turned around and glanced at the classmates behind him who were shouting "Aba Aba Aba" with lifeless eyes, and couldn't help shaking his head.

You are not excited even when a beautiful silver-haired girl with fair skin and snow-white skin comes to give a lecture. You really don’t know how to appreciate the blessings you have!

"Although historical evidence is lacking, our ancestors possessed wisdom and courage. Perhaps this is the reason why humanity has survived and prospered to this day..."

When Jon Snow read this, he looked around at the pairs of eyes in the classroom that were even more lifeless than dead fish eyes, and felt a little uncomfortable.

Every time she read this sentence and looked at the losers in the classroom, she felt deeply worried about the future of mankind.

Not to mention the flowers in the greenhouse, these all look sickly.

Even if Jon Snow could use her authority to stop the students from talking to each other, she couldn't brainwash them, so she still couldn't make these losers listen carefully.

Jon Snow sighed secretly and tried to continue teaching despite feeling powerless, but at this moment a somewhat unfamiliar voice suddenly sounded in the classroom.

"Mr. Snow, do we have to write like this on the exam?"

The black-haired boy asked politely.

Jon Snow was slightly stunned.

The boy's thirst for knowledge made her feel inexplicably warm.

Xue Nuo, who tutors struggling students year after year, hasn't seen anyone raise their hand to ask a question in a cram school class in ages! No, it's more like a miracle that anyone actually listens!

After all, so-called tutoring is more about giving absent students credits, so they can barely get enough points to graduate and avoid the shame of repeating a grade. Many people come with the mentality of just getting credits.

At this moment, in Jon Snow's eyes, the black-haired boy was glowing.

Jon Snow gave his answer: "The exam asked about the reason for the survival of mankind in the First Age. It mentioned that the historical truth is unknown, but emphasized human wisdom and courage."

"That's it..."

Jon Snow quickly calmed down.

She suspected Roy was just pretending. After all, how could a teenager whose absences from school were in the triple digits suddenly become interested in studying?

But the next second, the boy's action was beyond her expectations.

He is taking notes!

If listening carefully in lectures is a rare phenomenon in cram schools, taking notes is extremely rare in ordinary classes!

This wasn't something Roy was deliberately showing off.

Vizzea has virtually no grade anxiety or pressure to enter higher education, and even offers make-up exams for struggling students. Written knowledge only accounts for a small portion of the overall credits.

Roy, who was used to the internal life in his previous life, had no idea that his casual notes would surprise Jon Snow and his evaluation of him would rise to a higher level.

As far as Jon Snow knew, only apprentices from the Magic Academy would take notes so seriously.

The night deepened until there was almost no one left on campus, and the bell for the end of get out of class finally rang.

"Finally freed!"

The students either ran out like prisoners who had finally regained their freedom, or collapsed on the table like exhausted salted fish.

Even Jon Snow, who was already accustomed to this kind of scene, couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Do these guys hate studying so much?

Jon Snow lowered his head helplessly, packed up his books, and waited for the noise to subside.

She knew very well that no student liked her.

When she walked on the street, students would usually walk around her like rabbits seeing a wolf. And when school was over, students would leave through the back door, so as not to meet her eyes.

But Jon Snow didn't care much.

She was a dull person by nature, and only had the silver wolf for company.

Not exactly.

A bunch of stinky brats, just enough to leave some peace and quiet for myself...

However, the black-haired boy once again entered her sight.

"Goodbye, Mr. Snow."

Jon Snow looked up, his icy blue eyes slightly confused.

The teacher and student stared at each other, both feeling a little embarrassed for a moment.

"Is there something wrong?" Roy asked curiously.

"No, nothing." Jon Snow muttered to herself. The fact that a student greeted her was so rare that she was a little overwhelmed.

What's more...

"Don't you hate me?"

"Hate? Why?"

"It was me who dragged you into the cram school and drove away Charlotte and the others." Jon Snow understood that what he did was not popular. He had heard students cursing him in secret more than once and he had long been accustomed to it.

She deliberately adopted a nonchalant tone and said, "Confirmed. I can see that you want to impress me, but there's no need. Even if you try to please me, I won't give you preferential treatment in terms of grades. Conversely, as long as you attend tutoring classes diligently, you should be able to make up for the credits."

Roy couldn't help laughing when he heard this and scratched his cheek.

"Yes, I wanted to make a good impression on the teacher."

Jon Snow nodded, but was also a little disappointed.

She lowered her head and continued to pack her books: "If there is nothing else, you can leave."

"But, as a student, is there anything wrong with wanting to have a good relationship with the teacher?"

Jon Snow, who was about to leave, stopped.

She turned around and saw the boy's face was bright and sunny.

"I didn't ask for preferential treatment. I didn't blame the teacher. The lack of credits and the violation of school rules were all my own fault."

"I just think that since we're teachers and students, there's no need to be too distant, right?"

Snow subconsciously wanted to refute, but found that, as the other party said, there was no need to refute. What's wrong with getting along well with students?

Catching a glimpse of the crimson figure at the classroom door, Roy's expression changed, and he quickly waved to Jon Snow: "Goodbye, teacher. I'm leaving first!"

The silver-haired girl held the book in her arms and looked at the boy's back as he left. After a few seconds, she murmured softly, "Goodbye."

Chapter 23 Tree Dong

Roy knew Jon Snow very well.

People always mistakenly believe that the roses of the empire are aloof and unapproachable by nature, but if you must say it, it is just the unique indifference of the people of the empire.

Being too proactive and enthusiastic will make her feel disgusted, but being appropriately friendly can effectively bring the two of you closer.

In the original novel, Jon Snow regards "Bad Boy Roy" as a thorn in his side, which is also related to the fact that Roy does not know how to handle the teacher-student relationship and has to contradict him repeatedly.

As everyone knows, she is soft-hearted and not hard-hearted. The harder you are, the harder she will be; the softer you are, the softer she will be.

Unless you are a nasty and incompetent guy like Enwei, there is really no need to go against the teacher.

Of course, this is only the first day, and being able to have a private chat with the most beautiful girl in Gaoling is already pretty good.

Unfortunately, happiness is constant.

Roy was happy, but Charlotte, who took him home, was not happy.

As they walked towards each other, the Red Princess's eyebrows were almost twisted together, and she gritted her teeth and said, "It seems that you like that guy very much."

"And 'Teacher Snow'~, that's so sweet."