Entering Notting, Sister Xiao Wu is still Sister Xiao Wu

[After the hundred-thousand-year soul beast Soft Bone Rabbit Xiao Wu took human form, she cultivated step by step until she became an immortal god.]

After skimming the synopsis, Xiao Wu flipped straight into the main text.

[Chapter 1 Notting Academy, Dorm Leader Dispute]

"Notting Academy, isn't that where I'm supposed to go? Interesting." Xiao Wu said with a smile.

Xiao Wuji also opened his eyes at that moment; he had divided this book into two volumes.

The first volume described how Xiao Wu followed Tang San, became a sword sheath, and ascended to godhood; aside from some changes in Tang San's soul ring configuration, the rest of the development remained largely the same.

The second volume began with Xiao Wu reflecting on her choices if she could relive her beast life.

It was somewhat written in the style of a simulator.

[All the way to the dormitory at Notting Academy, Xiao Wu's voice rang out crisp and clear: "Is this Dorm Seven?"

The students inside all turned toward the doorway, their eyes instantly going wide.

Xiao Wu was about the same age and height as the youngest among them; her pretty little face was flushed pink, looking as tender and ripe as a peach, making one itch to take a bite.

Though her clothes were very plain, they looked neat and clean.

Her long black hair was braided into a scorpion plait that hung past her hips, and a pair of large, watery eyes shone with curiosity.

The students in the dorm were all boys; suddenly seeing such a beautiful little girl appear, every one of them stood there dumbfounded.]

Xiao Wu found it amusing to read; even if there had been female students, none could have compared to her—they would have been just as stunned.

Continuing downward, her interest only grew.

It turned out that Notting Academy's Dorm Seven followed the same law of the jungle as Star Dou Forest—whoever was strongest became the dorm leader.

Although she had taken human form and could no longer use her former abilities, having to cultivate her soul power level by level again, her talent was extremely high—she possessed innate full soul power.

Combined with her past combat experience, dealing with someone her apparent age would be effortless.

[Xiao Wu looked at Tang San oddly. "You're sure?"

Tang San nodded. "I'm sure."

Xiao Wu set her school uniform aside, a trace of excitement appearing on her face. "All right, let's go."

Before Tang San could react, her right leg bent at the knee and the tip of her foot shot out, aiming straight for his chin.

The kick didn't look very powerful, but it was extremely fast, startling Tang San.

Tang San was no ordinary person either; he dodged left, avoiding the kick, and reached for her ankle while stepping forward, shoulder driving toward her chest.

Under normal circumstances, Xiao Wu, balanced on one leg, would have been sent flying if Tang San connected.

But Xiao Wu was no ordinary person; she executed Soft Technique, letting Tang San's hand grasp empty air. Immediately after, her missed leg hooked over his shoulder, borrowing force to swing both legs around his neck as she leaned backward.

With both palms braced on the ground, she used the powerful strength of her legs to hurl Tang San through the air.]

"Xiao Wu is still Xiao Wu—she can hold her own anywhere." Xiao Wu smiled, pausing briefly at the section confirming the dorm leader's identity—the leader of the group of students.

Then her gaze moved downward, carefully reading the introduction to academy life.

It turned out that work-study students were responsible for cleaning the academy, with specific tasks assigned by the teachers. The academy had six grades; most work-study students were in third grade, Wang Sheng had advanced to the highest sixth grade, and only she and the newly arrived Tang San were first-years. Classes were held every morning, with self-cultivation in the afternoons...

Xiao Wu quietly committed this information to memory. She had spent a long time as a soul beast, but her time as a human was extremely short and she had almost no experience.

Reading on, she suddenly let out a soft sound of surprise.

[After hearing Wang Sheng's words, Xiao Wu glanced at Tang San and asked, "Tang San, what level is your soul power? I felt earlier that your strength seemed quite great."

Tang San replied, "I have innate full soul power, so my strength is comparatively strong."

"Innate full soul power?" The students exclaimed in shock.]

Xiao Wu had just read that Tang San's martial soul was Blue Silver Grass, yet he still possessed the qualification for innate full soul power—it was truly astonishing.

[Chapter 2 Academy Life]

After reading a section of the second chapter, Xiao Wu raised a hand to her forehead and cried out, "You need bedding to sleep! I didn't prepare any of that."

Although the other work-study students were quite enthusiastic, their bedding was tattered and rather dirty.

Fortunately, the bedding Tang San had received was quite good; the two of them combined theirs into one bed, which worked perfectly.

Once everything was settled, the oldest student, Wang Sheng, invited them to eat.

"What kind of good food will there be?" Xiao Wu was very excited, but when she saw the next line, her smile froze.

[Wang Sheng and the other work-study students exchanged looks, then smiled bitterly. "What good food can work-study students eat? We just buy some cheap dishes in the cafeteria to make do."]

Xiao Wu suddenly remembered something—humans needed money to eat, using those soul coins, and she didn't have a single one. That was a big problem.

Fortunately, Wang Sheng generously offered to treat them, making even the Xiao Wu outside the book beam with delight.

[Upon entering the cafeteria, a discordant voice rang out: "Isn't that Wang Sheng and his bunch of poor ghosts?"

Xiao Wu looked in the direction of the voice and saw a group of clearly older students standing on the staircase, looking down at them from above.

The speaker was a handsome youth about eleven or twelve years old, his eyes filled with thick disdain as he wagged a finger at Wang Sheng. "Poor ghosts are poor ghosts; they'll probably never be able to eat on the second floor."]

"What's so great about the second floor?" Xiao Wu was greatly displeased. She had already learned that work-study students were often bullied by the noble students, which was why the work-study students held sparring matches to choose a dorm leader—so he could stand up for them.

Whether inside or outside the book, how could anyone endure this?

Wang Sheng explained, "The second floor is for ordering individual dishes; it's very expensive, and we truly can't afford to eat there."

At this moment, the student on the stairs noticed Xiao Wu, and the boy who had been speaking's eyes lit up: "What a pretty little girl, though it's a pity she's a work-study student. Wang Sheng, I'm going to eat now, so I'll let you off this time."

Xiao Wu lifted her foot, ready to chase after the group, but was suddenly pulled back by Tang San: "Forget it, we're here to eat."

"Coward, and here I thought you had innate full spirit power and some actual strength," Xiao Wu cursed.

She looked down and, in a daze, began to understand the reason why.

It turned out that Tang San somehow had a very good relationship with a middle-aged man, and the bedding from earlier had been gifted by someone sent by this man, making him quite different from the ordinary work-study students.

"Who is this person?" Xiao Wu muttered in confusion, and the book soon provided an explanation.