Shaken

Jiang Yue had gone to all this trouble because he wanted to meet Luo Siying.

Although he had never dealt with her before, Yu Siyuan had mentioned her several times. It was thanks to this woman that Kuang Jinlong had failed to take advantage of Yu Siyuan.

And from what one of He Chunlai's companions had said, Yang Qian, the Old Man who had known Luo Siying before, had held her in fairly high regard.

Especially Luo Siying herself. He had said she was magnanimous and fair, and dared to speak up for the underprivileged.

In Jiang Yue's eyes, these were rare qualities. They were especially precious in a world like this, where everything had fallen apart and the Sunny Era's legal and moral standards had completely collapsed. To face the temptation of power and all the obvious benefits on offer and still hold fast to those principles—that took exceptional character.

Luo Siying had just met with two girls, Yu Siyuan and Tingzi, and was feeling low. When Jiang Yue came in, she only thought he looked vaguely familiar. She gave him a faint nod and little else.

These days, someone came to her office every day to report one injustice or another.

Luo Siying had taken many of their suggestions on board and heard them out.

But there were far more problems she couldn't solve.

After all, she wasn't the only one who called the shots at Star City University.

She assumed this newcomer had probably come to complain and ask her to set things right, just like the rest.

But after waiting a while, Luo Siying realized that he had sat down and hadn't moved. He hadn't even hurried to speak.

That surprised her.

There were at least ten or twenty thousand ordinary young men like him at