"Do I just need to be myself?" The Old Principal had a bad feeling about Chen Ge's plan. It sounded less like a plan and more like going to pick a fight.
He had spent his whole life being honest and doing good deeds, so it was only natural that this felt unfamiliar.
"Right. Do what you want and say what you want. Don't hold back." Chen Ge opened the backpack and started rummaging for tools. "We can't give up on a single child. I'll reluctantly play the bad guy this time. First, we'll teach them a lesson physically, then we'll save them emotionally."
Chen Ge was already prepared. He had wanted to do this for a long time.
"Ying Hong, could you do me a favor?" Chen Ge crouched in front of her. "You've lived in the Ghost School for so long. You should know which people and places here are scary, right?"
"Why are you asking me?" Ying Hong furrowed her cute little brows.
"Because you're a scary kid yourself—or at least, that's how your classmates see you. They all seem afraid of you."
"I..." Ying Hong glared fiercely at Chen Ge. There was nothing she could do about him. "There really are plenty of lunatics and ghosts in this school. Since you're asking for trouble, I'll take you to them."
"We don't have much time. Let's start with the bad kids. If the teachers at the Ghost School won't do anything, then we will."
Chen Ge spoke with conviction, but Ying Hong scoffed. "Even if you punish those kids, more jerks will show up. Unless you stay in this school forever, punishing students over and over. But have you ever thought about what that would make you? How would you be any different from those jerks who