The Undercover Heir is Actually Tycoon's Secret Girlfriend Chapter 398 - 316

There’s a test on Wednesday, and Rong Zhi ca to Class Sixteen in the afternoon.

Last night, she helped Jing Ji crack a source code. She was close to finishing, almost to the point of being sleep-deprived. If Bai Su hadn’t taken her laptop away, she might have stayed up all night.

Her face didn’t look very good.

She was noticeably more downcast when she entered the classroom.

But it was just the surface; Rong Zhi was actually quite calm inside.

However, she didn’t see Si Raojing at his seat, nor were Shang Xing and Chi Lele present.

When Chi Cha and Qin Man Yue ca looking for her, she was halfway through writing a problem, and suddenly said, "Speaking of which, Li Yan from our class wasn’t here today either."

Rong Zhi’s pen didn’t stop, and she responded indifferently with a "Hmm."

She had already explained to Li Yan yesterday. If Li Yan was smart, other than for tomorrow’s test, she wouldn’t perform in front of Rong Zhi again.

And not only her, Si Raojing had also gone to warn Li Yan.

Rong Zhi wasn’t interested in how Si Raojing dealt with Li Yan. Besides, she was completely a victim of senseless disaster, with her losses being the most severe both inside and out.

Pondering, she resud her writing, drawing a string of complex numbers on the test paper.

Until evening dismissal, Si Raojing and the other two still had not returned.

Just as she was about to leave, she heard Yao Xiaoshan’s announcent over the school broadcast —

[Li Yan from Class One, Grade Twelve, will be suspended for a week as a warning for violating school rules and regulations.]

As for which specific school rules were violated, Yao Xiaoshan probably took pity on the young girl and didn’t elaborate.

And her next announcent followed:

[Si Raojing from Class Sixteen, Grade Twelve, for serious violations of school rules involving fighting, will be publicly criticized and suspended for one week as punishnt.]

This was much more serious than Li Yan’s announcent.

The teaching building was instantly abuzz.

On the forums, all posts about Rong Zhi and Si Raojing disappeared, replaced by official school warnings and a juicy leak from an anonymous source.

The post detailed how a certain Li-nad classmate orchestrated this play, stealthily following and secretly photographing a certain Rong School Idol, then posting the photos on the forum to guide public opinion into saring.

Rong Zhi had no interest in the forum; it was Chi Cha who showed her.

She took a phone and casually scrolled down.

[Holy moly, is this really the case? The stalking is too disgusting!]

[Wow, could the Li-nad classmate be the one Director Yao ntioned earlier? The star student of Grade Twelve’s Class One, are Grade Twelve students now this idle?]

[I don’t know why, but hearing about this, I wasn’t surprised. Throughout this farce, Rong School Idol didn’t show up once; it was just Li classmate causing chaos. Do you think she has persecution delusions?]

[... Doesn’t that an she’s crazy?]

Suddenly, many forum threads appeared discussing whether Li Yan was crazy.

Rong Zhi glanced over and blandly said to Chi Cha, "Can I borrow your phone?"

Chi Cha responded, "Sure, sure, use it however you want. There’s nothing in the phone."

"Hmm."

Rong Zhi exited the forum, opened the browser on Chi Cha’s phone desktop, switched to the landscape twenty-four keyboard, then operated her fingers on the screen.

In just a dozen seconds, all forum threads about Li Yan being crazy disappeared.

Rong Zhi wasn’t self-righteous, but as a victim at the center of public opinion, she actually wanted Li Yan to be punished, just not in this manner.

Clarification and apology would suffice; being slandered was really unnecessary.

People on the forum also noticed this.

Any post containing words about Li Yan’s family being crazy was directly blocked.

So students refused to give up and posted several tis, but every single post vanished without exception.

However, unable to gossip on the forum, they could still chit-chat in reality.

These were beyond Rong Zhi’s control.