Second period in the morning: Language arts class.
Physics teacher Dai Yongquan still had not shown up. Jiang Ning extended his Spiritual Sense toward the eastern School Field and discovered that Dai Yongquan was arguing with physical education teacher Gu Wei.
Gu Wei had taken his class yesterday morning. Today, Dai Yongquan had decided to reclaim everything that belonged to him, so he had gone to steal Gu Wei's class and make him pay it back double.
Hard to judge.
With no teacher for the regular class and their seats newly rearranged, the students began to let loose.
Guo Kunnan and Shan Kaiquan sat in the second-to-last row on the north side. Behind them sat Shang Caiwei, who was absorbed in studying games, and the international student Huang Xingyue.
Huang Xingyue had come to China to learn everything about the country. Just as she was about to start a conversation, the dark-skinned boy in front of her took the initiative to ask:
"Your skin is so fair. Are you of royal blood in your country?"
Huang Xingyue said, "Yes, I have some royal blood."
Guo Kunnan was stunned. He had actually guessed right. He quickly pressed his hands together. "My fault, my fault. I failed to use honorifics and neglected Princess."
Huang Xingyue waved her hand. "There's no need for that. Strictly speaking, my cousin is the true royal princess."
Guo Kunnan said, "Damn, do you guys also distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate lines?"
Huang Xingyue's Chinese was not very good, and she could not quite understand. She humbly asked Guo Kunnan to explain.
For once, Guo Kunnan felt a sense of superiority. Only at that moment did he feel like he could stand tall before a woman.
After Huang Xingyue understood, she asked, "Do Chinese people value bloodlines?"
Guo