67: Chapter 68 Brother Xiao, You Know Kung Fu?
67: Chapter 68 Brother Xiao, You Know Kung Fu?
The New Year holiday has co to an end.
Su Qingyan reluctantly bid farewell to Tang Yuxin.
Now, she had to start carefully planning out her future life path.
anwhile, Tang Yuxin returned to school to resu her classes, and Xiao Fei was also preparing to head back for his exams.
After all, it was already January.
One by one, exams for various subjects had started.
On this day—
Because Xiao Fei had called Aunt Wang ahead of ti, she ca over to his house again after several days.
“Alright then, Aunt Wang, I’ll leave the baby to you.
I have to go to school for an exam today.”
“I’ll transfer today’s wages to you now.”
“Alright, Mr.
Xiao,” Aunt Wang said with a warm smile and nodded.
Although she missed being able to see the baby, Aunt Wang felt happy seeing how blissful and fulfilling life had beco for Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin.
After transferring Aunt Wang’s wages via WeChat, Xiao Fei left ho and drove to school.
The exam was scheduled for the afternoon, but Xiao Fei arrived just around noon.
Right in ti for lunch.
Realizing he hadn’t eaten yet, Xiao Fei chuckled and hopped out of the car, heading straight for Tang Yuxin’s office.
Along the way, plenty of students recognized Xiao Fei.
So of them, particularly a few courageous girls, even approached him asking for an autograph.
Xiao Fei politely declined these requests and quickly made his way to the door of Tang Yuxin’s office.
After giving the door a few knocks, Xiao Fei opened it.
Inside, Tang Yuxin was alone; the other teachers had evidently gone out for lunch.
Just as Tang Yuxin was taking out her lunchbox, she looked up, noticed Xiao Fei, and the frosty expression on her face lted instantly into a stunning, radiant smile.
“Hubby, you’re here?”
“Yeah, I ca to see you—and, well, I’ve got an exam this afternoon too.”
Xiao Fei walked over to Tang Yuxin’s side, pulled over a chair, and sat down beside her.
“Honey, I haven’t had lunch yet.
Mind if I steal a bite?”
“Mmhmm.”
Tang Yuxin opened the lunchbox, taking out the al that Xiao Fei had prepared for her earlier in the morning.
She then placed the bowl and chopsticks directly in front of him.
“Hubby, you go ahead and eat first.”
Tang Yuxin’s big, round eyes—resembling chestnuts—sparkled as she gazed at Xiao Fei.
“I’m just joking; I’ll only have a few bites.
After all, this was made according to your portion size.”
After casually eating a few bites, Xiao Fei returned the bowl and chopsticks to Tang Yuxin.
“Aren’t you hungry?”
“One missed al doesn’t matter.”
Tang Yuxin nodded but didn’t start eating alone—instead, she continued to occasionally feed Xiao Fei.
“Wow, I thought eating outside would let avoid getting irritated by your love-filled lunch.
Turns out, when I co back, I’m greeted by an even more heart-wrenching scene!”
Just then, Jiang Yu’s voice ca from the office doorway.
The other teachers, having finished their als, started trickling back into the office.
Tang Yuxin’s cheeks flushed a rosy hue, but she continued feeding Xiao Fei nonetheless.
Yuan Tong followed behind Jiang Yu and stepped in.
Upon seeing Xiao Fei, he imdiately gave him a thumbs-up.
“Xiao the Great Hero, Hero Dad, hello!
Could I trouble you for an autograph?”
“Teacher Yuan, let’s not joke about things like that.”
“Who’s joking?”
Yuan Tong shook his head earnestly.
“I’ve seen the news and trending topics—never imagined that Xiao Fei would be this amazing.
Did you learn martial arts before?”
“I just exercise regularly and keep fit, that’s all.”
Xiao Fei’s answer made Tang Yuxin skeptical for a mont.
Does hubby actually exercise regularly?
How co I’ve never seen him do it?
anwhile, Jiang Yu couldn’t help but interject, “You can’t explain all that with just ‘keeping fit.’ Spill it—are you a legendary martial arts master?”
“There’s no such thing as martial arts masters in this world.
Trust science, alright?”
Jiang Yu blinked.
“After saying all that, are you about to leap into the sky with so flying skill?”
Xiao Fei: “???”
Jiang Yu wasn’t much older than Tang Yuxin; both were the youngest teachers at the school, and often, her personality seed more like that of a playful student.
After chatting with Tang Yuxin in the office for a while longer, Xiao Fei bid her farewell and left.
There was still so ti before the afternoon exam.
He decided to head back to the dormitory to check on his roommates.
“Sons!”
“Your dad is back!”
As soon as he walked into the dorm room, Xiao Fei called out.
His three roommates, who were busy studying, looked up with surprise when they saw him.
“Holy crap!
Brother Xiao!”
“Brother Xiao, you’re back?”
“I thought I wouldn’t see you until exam day in the classroom!”
His three roommates quickly dropped their books and pulled Xiao Fei into a conversation.
Zhang Bo clenched his fist and playfully punched Xiao Fei’s chest.
“Brother Xiao, you know martial arts?”
“Martial arts, my ass!
That’s just a dad’s natural instinct to protect his wife and kids.”
“Pfft, I think you’re showing off—and I’ve got the proof to back it up.”
Zhang Bo couldn’t stop smirking.
“Seriously though, teach a few moves?”
“Sure thing.”
Xiao Fei nodded.
“One hundred push-ups a day, one hundred sit-ups, one hundred squats, ten kiloters of running daily—no air conditioning in the sumr no matter how hot it gets.
After sticking to it for a few years, you’ll be able to punch a hole through Earth.”
“And then I’ll go bald too, won’t I?”
Zhang Bo tugged at the corner of his mouth and dropped the idea of learning martial arts.
At that mont, Liu Chao chid in, “Brother Xiao, with exams coming up, isn’t it a problem to just be getting back now?
Aren’t you always super busy?”
“Don’t worry.”
Xiao Fei raised an eyebrow confidently.
“I’m not just aiming to pass—I’ll ace every subject with full marks; bet?”
“Yeah, right!”
Clearly, no one was buying it.
Xiao Fei simply smiled in response, not elaborating further.
He wasn’t bluffing.
The Cleansing Marrow Pill didn’t just bring incredible physical transformations—it also gave Xiao Fei an abundance of energy.
With his enhanced mory, comprehension skills, and logical thinking, his study efficiency was several tis higher than a normal person’s.
That’s why, even studying alone at ho, he could ensure acing his exams.
“Speaking of which, third year’s already halfway through; once exams are over, it’ll be the next sester, and before you know it, we’ll be seniors,” Wu Zitao suddenly sighed.
“Brother Xiao, you’re married with a kid already, and the rest of us don’t even have a plan for the future yet.”
“I’m considering grad school,” Liu Chao suddenly said.
“Are you sure you’re genuinely interested, or just trying to postpone having to deal with work after graduation?”
Xiao Fei asked.
Liu Chao nodded firmly.
“I’m serious.
Grad school appeals to for a couple of reasons—one being, I truly haven’t figured out what I want to do; another is… seeing how accomplished you are, Brother Xiao, I don’t want to drift aimlessly either.
If possible, I might even aim for a Ph.D.”
“Then I wish you success.”
Xiao Fei patted Liu Chao’s shoulder and turned his attention to Zhang Bo and Wu Zitao.
“What about you guys?”
“I might go back ho and take over the family business,” Zhang Bo said—his family ran a successful import-export company.
As for Wu Zitao, he seed truly uncertain.
“I… I don’t know; maybe I’ll try for a governnt job?”
Xiao Fei didn’t comnt much on that.
Everyone has to decide their own future; all he could do was give them his blessings.
Even though, with his current abilities, Xiao Fei could easily secure Wu Zitao a great job.
But doing so would only harm him—especially since Wu Zitao didn’t even have clear goals yet.
Xiao Fei figured that when Wu Zitao eventually determined his aspirations, he’d offer guidance or help as needed.
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