Wang Yi wanted to see if the kid had really gone to class.
If a game could make NPCs go to class, that was pretty insane.
So Wang Yi followed the kid to the school gates.
It was just like going to school back home: kids streamed through the gates and into the school like rivers flowing into the sea.
But when Wang Yi tried to follow them in, the security guard stopped him.
"What are you here for? The school doesn't allow outsiders in."
That left Wang Yi speechless.
This game was way too realistic.
"Sir, my son got in trouble at school today. Teacher Zhang asked me to come in this afternoon."
Wang Yi lied.
"What grade and class?"
the guard asked.
"Third grade, Class One."
Wang Yi made it up on the spot.
The guard waved him through.
Sure enough, it was pretty easy to fool security guards at a lot of schools.
After all, parents being called in by teachers was a common occurrence.
There were always a few parents visiting the school.
Wang Yi entered the school and glanced at the student who was about to disappear into the classroom building, then hurried after him.
He followed the kid to a classroom on the third floor.
A dozen or so students were already there, playing around.
A little over ten minutes later, the bell rang, and the teacher came in.
It was Chinese class. The teacher entered the classroom, told the students to open their books, and began the lesson.
"Class, last time we studied Bai Juyi's Pond View. The child in the poem was innocent and adorable, full of youthful playfulness. Today, we're going to study another poem about a pond: Little Pond, by the Song dynasty poet Yang Wanli..."
The teacher brought the