Gu Yue Curses Leng Yaozhu: "They Cut Off Water at 100 Years Old, and You're Still Thinking About My Dragon Queen?"

The next morning, 5:30 a.m.

Before dawn had broken, a shrill whistle rang through Eastsea Academy's boys' dormitory.

"Assembly—on the field within five minutes."

The students of Class Five were roused one after another.

Chaotic footsteps filled the hallway.

Some ran while fastening their buttons.

Others yawned until tears streamed from their eyes.

But the instant they saw the cold, stern figure at the end of the corridor, they swallowed all their complaints.

Lin An was awakened by Tang Wuling.

More precisely, Tang Wuling had squatted beside his bed and gently poked his cheek with one finger until he woke up.

"Brother Lin An... time to get up..."

Her voice was so soft it seemed to stretch into threads, carrying the uniquely sweet, cloying lilt of a young girl.

Lin An opened his eyes and saw a face hanging upside down above his line of sight.

Long blue hair cascaded down like a waterfall, its tips brushing his pillow and carrying a faintly sweet fragrance.

Those clear, large eyes stared straight at him. Her lashes were absurdly long, fluttering like a pair of butterfly wings.

The distinctive cowlick atop her head swayed back and forth, casting a small, dancing shadow.

The moment she saw him open his eyes, Tang Wuling immediately stepped back half a pace. With her hands behind her back and her body slightly inclined forward, she gave him a smile sweet enough to make someone sick.

"Good morning."

Lin An's morning temper vanished before that face as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over his head.

After two seconds of silence, he sat up and expressionlessly raised a hand to push Tang Wuling's face away.

"...Don't get so close."

He glanced at the open window.

The curtains swayed gently in the morning breeze, and