Chapter 106 I hate people who show off the most

Li Hua thought about it all afternoon, but still couldn’t understand why Jiang Nian was so energetic.

He stared for three classes, and only saw him yawn once?

You must have been secretly practicing in Lu State, little boy.

Always resisting the afternoon fatigue in Sage Mode? Seriously, there’s no need to push yourself so hard for studying, right? What’s the point of forcing it? Aren’t you afraid of having to lean on walls to walk?

He asked tactfully, however, the only response he got was a chuckle.

During the short self-study before school ended in the afternoon, Jiang Nian had already finished a math paper. He skipped the easy ones directly, solidifying his foundation and then tackling the difficult ones.

He was barely sleepy the entire afternoon.

How should I put it? The effect was surprisingly good; all the fatigue in his body completely disappeared. He felt as if he had been purified, his body had never been so full of energy.

He felt like he could kill three Yu Tongjies with one punch.

However, after three classes, his body returned to its normal state. This meant that one fatigue immunity could bring about one optimal physical state.

Under normal circumstances, it is difficult for the human body to reach its optimal state every day.

In other words, he attended classes every day at about 70-80% of his full state. He would usually collapse after about two classes, then lie down and sleep to replenish his energy.

Most people in the class were like this; no one was energetic enough to last an entire morning every day. If there really was someone, they were basically sacrificing their Life Qi, and would collapse after the burning-Life Qi stage.

Minor illnesses and ailments were standard, and couldn’t be remedied.

When Jiang Nian was in his second year of high school, there was such a ‘Life Qi-sacrificing’ guy in his class. He probably used some kind of spiritual motivation method, attending classes as if he had been injected with chicken blood every day.

In the end, his body broke down, he took a leave of absence, and went to the provincial hospital for further study.

Now, Jiang Nian could eliminate fatigue once and directly achieve full stamina and full state. He could last about three classes, and concentrate on listening to lectures and doing papers at will.

This meant that, with time unchanged, his efficiency doubled. If converted into waking time, he now had twice as much as others.

That meant double the suffering.

I’m done for!

But since it’s going to be a struggle either way, there isn’t much difference. With this small ability, at least he could ensure that his suffering wouldn’t be in vain, and he’d have an extra chance.

Zhang Ningzhi also wasn’t in good spirits in the afternoon; she didn’t talk much and just rested her head on her desk during breaks.

It wasn’t for any other reason; she was visibly sleepy.

After school in the afternoon, returning from the cafeteria.

Outside the window, the evening glow was blood-red, and the evening breeze in late October already carried a hint of coolness.

Jiang Nian had no mind to look; he was slouching at his desk, procrastinating. The last class tonight was biology self-study, and he was working on the two problems Zhong Qing had assigned.

Sun Zhicheng arrived at the classroom early. He had been in a good mood all day today. He subconsciously glanced at Chen Yunyun’s seat; it was empty, most likely she had gone back to the dorm.

He then glanced at Jiang Nian’s seat; he was lying on his desk doing homework.

Soon, Zhang Ningzhi walked in from the front door of the classroom, holding two boxes of lemon tea. Sun Zhicheng watched as Zhang Ningzhi gave one box to Jiang Nian.

He couldn’t quite describe the feeling; it wasn’t jealousy.

He just felt that Jiang Nian already had such a good-looking deskmate as Zhang Ningzhi, so why did he still get along so well with Chen Yunyun? Are you an octopus?

So much energy?

I really hate people like this! Can you stop playing the cuckold game all the time?

Sun Zhicheng himself forgot that even without Jiang Nian, there would be Li Nian, Wang Nian, Zhao Nian.

Chen Yunyun already had a good relationship with the boys in the class, but she had been getting along particularly well with Jiang Nian lately. To be precise, it was the novelty that kept attracting her.

It wasn’t about Jiang Nian having boundless energy; it was Chen Yunyun actively dedicating her limited energy to Jiang Nian.

The third year of high school was very tiring, and time was actually very limited. She used to chat and play during breaks, but now she did homework during breaks.

It was only to finish her homework early so she could chat and play with Jiang Nian during her lunch break. It wasn’t about flirting; she just found it interesting and very relaxing.

By the window, Jiang Nian suddenly poked her.

“Why did you look so sleepy this afternoon?”

“Mmm, someone sent me breakfast this morning, but I didn’t take it,” Zhang Ningzhi whispered. “He sent milk tea again at noon, but I didn’t accept it. I went home as soon as I left school, and I didn’t sleep well at noon because I was scared.”

Jiang Nian was slightly stunned, “Who’s so tactless?”

“He said his name is Zhou Haifei, and he’s also in Senior Three,” Zhang Ningzhi whispered.

“What’s his name?”

“Zhou Haifei.”

Jiang Nian, who had been smiling just a moment ago, immediately sat up straight, his expression instantly becoming serious.

“Wh-what’s wrong?” Zhang Ningzhi also became nervous, “Do you know him?”

“No, but I have some impression,” Jiang Nian covered it up, “By the way, that person is a guy, right?”

“Ah, of course he is!” Zhang Ningzhi nodded, her expression slightly changing, but then she thought about it and said, “Wouldn’t it be even scarier if it were a girl?”

“Which class is he in?”

Zhang Ningzhi hesitated for a moment, then reported a class number. Jiang Nian immediately stood up, picked up the lemon tea on his desk, and was about to leave his seat when he was pulled back.

“You’re go-going to do what?”

Jiang Nian glanced at Zhang Ningzhi’s small hand pulling his clothes and decided to use more civilized words. After all, Zhizhi baby was a good child, so he said.

“I have some personal grudges with him; I’m going to resolve them.”

There were indeed personal grudges; it seems there was a duplicate name.

He had thought that Xu Qianqian’s classmate, Zhou Haifei, was a female friend, but now it seemed like a future love rival. No wonder the task was completed so inexplicably.

Let’s see which little bastard has the same taste as me, huh?

Alright, alright, let me show you something good.

Upon hearing this, Zhang Ningzhi became even more nervous and quickly pulled him back to his seat with force.

“Don’t go fighting.”

Jiang Nian wondered what kind of fight he would get into, but it was pretty much the same idea. No overnight grudges; he’d just warn him and be done with it, to see what kind of person the other party was.

“There won’t be any conflict, don’t worry, I’m just going to take a look.”

“Then, then I’ll go too, after all, it concerns me,” Zhang Ningzhi said.

“Alright,” Jiang Nian actually wanted to say it was only partly related, the other half being his own curiosity, “You don’t need to be so nervous, I’m just going to casually look.”

Zhang Ningzhi somewhat regretted saying these words; she had just been a bit bothered today.

Plus, she was used to chatting with Jiang Nian and was often teased and tricked into talking. This led her to develop a habit of basically saying whatever came to mind.

“How, how could I not be nervous?”

“Haha, I’m just going to communicate with a classmate,” Jiang Nian slowly stood up and smiled, “Why are you so nervous? What era is this now?”

For some reason, Zhang Ningzhi felt that Jiang Nian seemed a little too angry. Although she saw him smiling and his tone seemed fine, she felt a bit…

Gulp, Zhang Ningzhi swallowed her saliva and followed Jiang Nian out of the classroom.

The corridor on the fourth floor was lit, and there was still nearly half an hour before evening self-study.

“Which class?” he asked, walking ahead.

“A501 on the fifth floor.” Zhang Ningzhi followed him upstairs, then, still worried, tugged at the corner of his jacket, looking up at him and saying, “Don’t fight.”

“Don’t worry,” Jiang Nian promised again.

As soon as they reached the fifth floor, 501 was right next to the stairwell.

Looking at the brightly lit classroom, Zhang Ningzhi’s social anxiety kicked in.

She only hesitated for a moment before she saw Jiang Nian had already gone inside, seemingly asking someone for directions.

Zhang Ningzhi stood at the doorway, nervously watching. 501 seemed to be a liberal arts class.

Soon, she saw Jiang Nian come out with a boy.

The two walked straight towards her, and she immediately became nervous. Was he going to point him out? He looked somewhat familiar; it was indeed the boy from this morning.

Jiang Nian stopped in front of Zhang Ningzhi and asked.

“Is it him?”

Zhang Ningzhi thought Jiang Nian might talk to someone privately, but she didn’t expect him to be so direct, bringing the person right in front of her.

She couldn’t help but swallow, and whispered.

“It’s him.”

At the same time, her heart was almost in her throat.

This was right outside their class and in the hallway between the two classes, don’t fight, don’t fight! Please, why am I so stupid.

However, to her surprise, Jiang Nian said righteously.

“Hello, student Zhou Haifei. I’m the vice class monitor of A403. Please don’t harass our class’s prospective 985 top student like you’re in heat.”

“You should have seen me in the third-floor corridor. You’re from a liberal arts class, and you seem to like confessing to girls in science classes. I hope you’ll conduct yourself properly.”

Zhou Haifei’s expression was a bit grim. Damn it.

He ran into a lunatic.

Damn it, he said if he didn’t follow him out of the classroom, he’d splash all the lemon tea on his face. And smash his phone, then pay him a sum of money.

After coming out, he said all these high-sounding words.

He hated pretentious people the most!

Damn!

His luck was really bad.

He was rejected after confessing on the third floor a while ago, and that girl talked about some ‘orphan’s grudge’. She said she was already over thirty and was just accompanying her son to study.

He thought he had just met one lunatic, but it turns out this one is also a lunatic!

Are they really a lunatic mother and son?!

Damn, damn, damn!!

Zhou Haifei’s peripheral vision caught the lemon tea in the person’s hand with a corner torn open, and he had no doubt that if he said anything else, the drink would end up on his face.

Gulp, he swallowed his saliva.

“Ah, is that, that so?”

“Yes, student Zhou Haifei, your phone is so pretty, how much did it cost?” Jiang Nian smiled, his arm around his shoulder, and reached out to grab his phone.

Zhou Haifei instinctively gripped it tightly, but it was taken away with great force.

Holy cow.

He immediately panicked, “I bought it for 2399.”

“Oh, I see, that’s quite cheap. How about I transfer the money to you?” Jiang Nian then handed the phone back to him, enunciating each word, “You – sell – your – phone.”

“No, no, no, no need.” Zhou Haifei instantly put his phone in his pocket, his eyes clear, “This morning was a misunderstanding, I recognized the wrong person.”

“That’s good. Actually, there are plenty of pretty girls in the science classes.” Jiang Nian reached out and held Zhou Haifei’s hand, looking like a gay man.

“That Zhou Yuting in 303 is quite good.”

“She’s pretty, has a good personality, good grades, and she’s rich.”

“Is, is that so?” Zhou Haifei’s hand bones were almost crushed, his face pale, “Thank you for the reminder, Vice Class Monitor, I understand. But I don’t want to date right now.”

“No, you do,” Jiang Nian said.

Zhou Haifei’s smile was uglier than a cry, “Ah? Do I want to?”

Zhang Ningzhi couldn’t understand what they were doing; it seemed like they were… matchmaking?

For some reason, hearing Jiang Nian praise that Zhou Yuting, she felt a tiny bit unhappy.