Ye Tangtang received another huge gold medal to hang around her neck, its brilliance practically blinding everyone's eyes.
Ye Tangtang leaned over and took another bite of it.
[Awoo, awoo! It's real! I can trade it for loads of money! Nice, nice. I can just loaf around at school and get gold for it.]
[From now on, every medal at the Royal Academy is mine.]
Grand Tutor Yun humbly sought her guidance, and Ye Tangtang explained the meaning of the entire poem to him again.
Ye Tangtang: [Don't underestimate me just because I'm little and only went to elementary school. I can recite loads of classical poetry. Elementary school students these days could work you ancient grand tutors into the ground!!]
Grand Tutor Yun: "..."
What was an elementary school student? Why were they so formidable? Could Tang Tang be one too?
Grand Tutor Yun copied out the verses Ye Tangtang had composed once more and left them at the academy to inspire future students.
The Third Princess's face turned green, then purple. When she went back tonight, she would study until dawn. She had to surpass Ye Tangtang.
She was the most talented princess in the entire imperial palace. Ye Tangtang was just a little tagalong who had copied those verses from who knew where.
With her bunny bag on her back, Ye Tangtang happily headed home from school.
[I got another gold medal at school today! Oh, I'm so happy. I get gold medals just for going to school every day. So happy, so happy.]
[I'm getting another gold medal tomorrow!!]
Grand Tutor Yun: "..."
Did she think these gold medals cost nothing? Every single one was expensive!! One day, this little princess would bleed him dry.
"Tang Tang, you're amazing! I heard you'd been in the Cold