"What are those expressions?"
"Cultivation comes from life. Isn't it perfectly normal to use it in daily life?" Gu Hui glanced at them disdainfully.
Gu Hui had cooked personally, so there was naturally no need to mention his skill. Unlike Fuzi, who had lived for so many years and only knew how to enjoy himself,
Gu Hui believed in learning first, then enjoying himself.
He could not claim mastery of every craft, but he had dabbled in quite a few.
After enjoying the meal, Gu Hui slowly made his way down from the second floor and arrived at the front courtyard.
"Who else wants to give it a try?"
The moment he stepped into the front courtyard, a young woman in the yard not far away looked at the many students before her with amusement.
"We wouldn't dare, we wouldn't dare. Greetings, Instructor!" Quite a few unruly young masters from wealthy families no longer dared to look down on this young female instructor, who appeared to be around their age.
The young woman looked bored at their words.
"Why did you surrender so quickly? Most of you are sons of princes and nobles, sons of great clans. Where has your unruliness gone?"
Hearing that, the young men and women dared not say another word. So this female instructor actually wanted them to remain unruly so she could find an excuse to teach them a lesson.
Not far away, Gu Hui watched everything with great interest. That female instructor was Gu Xin—no, Li Xin now.
He truly had not expected this girl to have such a scheming side.
Though she looked young, she was actually eighty or ninety years old and a peak Sixth Realm expert. Yet she disguised herself as a Profound Insight cultivator and taught here.
"Fine. Since no