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"Well, my bad. Are you really unwilling to help me with my homework?"
"Of course not, it's no trouble at all. I'll finish it in a bit."
"Hmph, you're just saying that. I could ask Chi Chen'an for help instead."
"Sigh, what can I say? Li Cu was quick and booked Misha first. He manages everything at Small Tavern, so I really feel bad asking him for another favor."
Qi Xiaomian reiterated that he was willing to help with the homework, which made Sang Qingxiao finally relent. He reminded Qi Xiaomian not to write too well; it should have some mistakes and be a bit empty, with at least one or two typos.
Qi Xiaomian sighed inwardly; writing homework wasn't hard, but faking it was the real challenge.
Sang Qingxiao and Li Cu entered the classroom, chatting and laughing, only to find several empty seats.
Before anyone could ask questions, Lian Baoying answered first. "It's all because of your friend. Just yesterday, she was talking badly about you, and today she got caught. That incident scared those girls half to death."
But the matter didn't end there. Last night, when Qi Xiaomian was summoned to the palace for a reprimand, he reported several incidents involving those girls' relatives. Although they were minor issues, the evidence was solid enough for the Emperor to reprimand those girls as well.
"Qi Xiaomian even did this behind the scenes; I didn't hear Huo Qi bragging about it."
Sang Qingxiao couldn't help but smile slightly and asked, "But those empty seats aren't just from the girls who spoke ill of me yesterday, right?"
Those girls were timid; they didn't dare breathe loudly around Riri and would take sick leave at the slightest disturbance. The events of yesterday were significant enough that they were nowhere to be seen today.
Sang Qingxiao then mentioned staying in the dormitory. "Is it really necessary?"
"Sigh, we still have to fulfill the Emperor's wishes. Although my Small Tavern is close by, it's noisy with so many children around."
"I heard that the Masters all stay within the Imperial Academy. I'm planning to ask some questions nearby; if I can learn faster, maybe I can finish my studies sooner."
Lian Baoying initially wanted to accompany her but hesitated upon considering the dormitory's environment. She offered to find out which girls lived there so they could meet and get acquainted with those who had similar personalities.
When Meng Zhangyuan received her dorm application, he was surprised and immediately asked, "What’s your purpose?" His sharp eyes scrutinized her closely.
Sang Qingxiao reassured him, "Don't worry, Meng Zhangyuan; I will follow the rules."
"You should be confident; even if you break the Imperial Academy's rules, we ordinary people will surely notice."
Sang Qingxiao promised again, "Please rest assured, Meng Zhangyuan; I will never do anything harmful to the Imperial Academy."
Meng Zhangyuan lowered his head to sign, muttering as he wrote that it was fine to cause trouble, but he had to clean up his own mess.
At the Imperial Academy, each student had their own room, and Meng Zhangyuan arranged for her and Li Cu to stay next to Wen Zhaojun.
Wen Zhaojun, the eldest granddaughter of Wen Jijiang, was dignified and graceful, possessing a wealth of knowledge. She spoke little and had a cool demeanor, consistently ranking at the top of her class. Some female students whispered behind her back that she was a bookworm.
She originally did not stay at the academy, but for some reason, she had recently begun to spend a few days there from time to time, claiming it was for peace and quiet to focus on her studies.
Sang Qingxiao questioned in her heart whether the learning atmosphere here could compare to that of the Wen Family.
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