57: 057: From now on life is full of sunshine 57: 057: From now on life is full of sunshine In the library, during this ti, all the students were in class and there weren’t many people reading here—just a few, scattered about, very quiet, all engrossed in their books.
Tang Feng had quickly finished digesting the history books and, out of boredom, he had to resort to reading so lyrical essays and bizarre tales—perhaps he might even discover sothing.
“Let go, if you lay a hand on I’ll call for help.” A sharp rebuke drew Tang Feng’s attention.
He turned his head to look, only to see in the English literature corner, an extrely attractive woman being held by the arms by a young man.
The man was indeed handso, and the woman was even more exceptionally stunning—probably the most beautiful woman Tang Feng had ever seen.
Mu Qingwan and the others were beautiful, but still a notch below this woman.
There was sothing both seductive and delicate about this woman’s aura, which made her seem holy and untouchable, yet her figure exuded a dangerously captivating charm.
A blend of devil and fairy.
Looking at her, Tang Feng felt his throat go dry, and he couldn’t help but walk over.
Just as the young man was about to do sothing, his arms were seized, causing him such pain that he was forced to let go.
The woman stepped back two paces, gave Tang Feng a glance, dropped a quick “Thank you,” and hurried away.
“Which class are you from, student?
You’re too presumptuous.
Let go right now.” The young man had just transferred to the school a little over a year ago and had connections that even the principal had to respect slightly.
This student must have a death wish, daring to ddle like this.
“Acting so rudely towards a woman as a teacher, and you still want face?” Tang Feng said coldly, letting go of his hand.
“What do you know, we’re boyfriend and girlfriend, what’s your na?
I won’t let you off easily,” Du Zihui said, furious.
“I’m standing right here, what can you do to ?” Tang Feng laughed.
“Just wait and see, you won’t be disappointed.” Du Zihui, having just been subdued in Tang Feng’s grip, knew he wasn’t as strong as him and, given his status as a teacher, naturally wouldn’t strike, but he could use other thods.
It would be easy to deal with a student.
Tang Feng watched Du Zihui’s retreating figure and shook his head in disdain.
Such people were dood to have no prospects and lacked the spirit of a man.
However, he had to acknowledge that the man knew how to bide his ti; such people were only fit to harm others in the shadows.
Such an interlude didn’t weigh on Tang Feng’s mind; rather, it was the woman from before that sowhat dazzled him.
Such a beauty was a delight even with just a glance.
It was ti to tour the campus.
If nothing else, his visits here would beco less frequent in the future.
For Tang Feng, who had lived for tens of thousands of years, sitting in a classroom was pure torture.
The paths were quiet during class ti, hardly a soul in sight, which suited Tang Feng just fine as he wanted to roam through the most beautiful parts of the campus.
For both his predecessor and for himself, it’s safe to say this was a good way to relax.
As he walked, his heart and mind suddenly felt clear and open.
Traveling thousands of miles enriches the soul imasurably.
He hadn’t taken it to heart before, but now he understood—the broader your horizons, the greater your heart can embrace.
Is divinity the end?
What a joke.
As long as this heart beats, there will never be an end.
Boom!
Standing by the Huaqing Pool, Tang Feng radiated an astonishing aura as he suddenly broke through to Mid Innate.
Vast Primordial Energy washed over him, indescribably soothing.
Feather Floating Skill.
His body levitated, hands slightly spread, darting quickly to the center of the lake, lightly touched the water, and flew towards the opposite side.
Suddenly, he saw a pair of beautiful eyes.
The woman was pointing at him, utterly shocked.
In his urgency, Tang Feng lost control of his energy, and as he neared the edge of the pool, he plunged into the water with a splash.
Splat!
The woman on the shore laughed out loud, “Hey, are you okay?”
“Help a guy out, will you?
Do I look okay to you?
I can’t swim,” Tang Feng said with a wry smile.
“Really can’t swim?” The woman on the shore asked disbelievingly.
Tang Feng gulped down so water, and just as his head was about to sink, the woman helplessly jumped into the water.
However, she quickly realized sothing was off.
With her height, she could stand on the bottom, so this boy should have been fine, and sure enough, he soon stood up, grinning mischievously at her.
“You jerk,” she realized Tang Feng had been playing a trick on her, though she was naive.
“How can you bla when you were taking delight in misfortune?
Besides, I even helped you earlier, you ungrateful thing,” Tang Feng said.
“You, you deserve it, who asked for your help?” The woman cursed, irritated, as this boy ntioned exactly what should not have been ntioned.
“Beauty, don’t go, give a hand,” Tang Feng said playfully.
“Hmph!
Even if I die, I wouldn’t pull you up,” she was genuinely angry now.
“That’s not good, if you died, many people wouldn’t be able to live, included.
You are our spiritual nourishnt,” Tang Feng said earnestly.
“Pah!
You and that Du Zihui are of the sa sort, none of you are good people.” Despite her words, the corners of her mouth slightly lifted—this boy had finally said sothing sensible.
“Who says I’m not a good person?
If I weren’t a good person, I would pounce on you right now and definitely wouldn’t let a goddess slip away,” Tang Feng stated.
“That’s because you have the desire but not the courage.
Don’t think this lady doesn’t know about the dirty thoughts you n have,” the woman coldly said, already preparing to get out, when suddenly, she scread, retreating rapidly, and swam back towards Tang Feng.
He had not yet reacted when she clung to him.
Since she offered herself up, he decisively placed his hands on her hips.
The woman felt nothing; she was just pointing behind her, speaking fearfully, “Snake, a huge snake.”
Tang Feng was frustrated, realizing this woman hadn’t seen a big snake before.
He vowed to terrify her soday.
Suddenly, the woman stopped shouting, her face flushed red, and in anger, she bit Tang Feng’s shoulder.
“That’s for taking advantage of .” Her heart raced, “Quick, put down.”
“Are you sure?” Tang Feng endured the pain, but his hands were not idle.
You bite , and my hands must grasp firmly—that’s taking advantage rightly so.
The woman was speechless, being squeezed by this annoying man with such force, it was strange not to react.
“Snake, hurry up and do sothing.” She was about to scold Tang Feng when she turned and saw the swimming grass snake.
It was said that snakes with patterns were poisonous.
The woman clung tightly to Tang Feng, no longer concerned about chastity, wishing she could rge into his embrace.
“Beauty, you, you’re blocking my view,” Tang Feng laughed.
The woman, too frightened to listen, had turned pale.
Tang Feng reluctantly shifted slightly, and as the snake approached, he quickly seized and killed it with a pinch.
“Is it over?” The woman had wrapped her legs around Tang Feng, still shivering.
“All sorted,” he said, presenting the snake in front of her.
With a scream, the woman fainted.
Tang Feng was baffled and wryly smiled, amazed by her timidity.
He carried the unconscious woman back to the shore, eyeing her peerless beauty with a growing appetite.
At the mont, the woman’s body was completely wet, which was incredibly tempting, but Tang Feng, a powerful figure of the Immortal Realm, would not take advantage of the situation.
This fellow seed to have forgotten the advantage he had already taken.
No wonder most n had a sanctimonious appearance.
Her figure was truly perfect.
Taken—this top-grade beauty definitely shouldn’t be wasted on others.
There was a way to make this woman rember him forever.
Although a simple pinch could have woken her, Tang Feng opted for mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
When the woman woke up, she froze, about to scold Tang Feng, but then his lips sealed hers, her eyes widening in shock.
It was over—her first kiss was gone.
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