A Gift for Na'er, Meeting the Parents?

Gu Yue's plan had undoubtedly failed. Though Tang Wulin said nothing, she still did not want Tang Li to be swept away by Gu Yue.

Thus, Gu Yue's plan to learn about Tang Li through Tang Wulin had been ruthlessly thwarted.

But how could such difficulties stump the Silver Dragon King, blessed with "world-shaking" wisdom?

If excessive enthusiasm did not work, then she would slowly simmer the frog. As half of the Dragon God, she had no shortage of time. She refused to believe a nine-year-old child could withstand relentless coaxing and persistence.

Thus, Gu Yue sat by herself behind Tang Li, becoming the true ruler of Class Five's back row. She no longer tried to quickly build a relationship with Tang Li as she had before.

She only exchanged a word or two with him occasionally, and only out of ordinary classmate courtesy.

This made Tang Li somewhat uneasy. He thought this crazy woman was plotting some evil scheme again, but a week passed without anything happening, so he gradually relaxed.

Since Gu Yue was willing to let things take their natural course, he was more than happy to take it easy.

Tang Wulin, on the other hand, gave him a bit of a headache. Ever since the day Gu Yue joined the class, Tang Wulin had occasionally looked at Tang Li with resentful eyes.

When he asked what had happened, she refused to say. After thinking himself into a dead end, Tang Li could only endure it.

However, after that week passed, Tang Wulin gradually returned to normal. She no longer looked at him that way, and Tang Li stopped dwelling on it.

His relationship with Xie Xie had also eased considerably. The young master of the Xie Clan had had his cold and arrogant mask completely shattered