981: Chapter 979: What right do you have to bla ?
(First update) 981: Chapter 979: What right do you have to bla ?
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“By the way, do you know a girl nad Guo Xinlei?
She seems to be quite famous at your school.”
As soon as the question was asked, the girl froze and then looked at Ren Feifan with a wary expression as if she were afraid of sothing.
After a long while, she frantically snapped back to reality and said coldly, “I don’t know her!”
Then she hurriedly left.
Ren Feifan helplessly scratched his head, wondering if that na was scary.
The girl’s reaction had been off the mont she heard it.
But from her reaction, she definitely knew the person!
Ren Feifan even began to suspect that the girl might actually be this so-called Guo Xinlei.
He was about to follow her when he noticed that a boy had beat him to it, running up to the girl with an envelope in hand.
“Lin Xue, could you give this letter to Guo Xinlei?
It’s a poem I wrote for her, she’ll definitely like it!”
Upon hearing this, the girl who was leaving turned pale and started to run even faster.
“I’m sorry, I don’t know what you’re talking about, goodbye!”
After saying that, she ran off, disappearing from Ren Feifan’s sight as if fleeing for her life.
Leaving the man standing there alone, lost in a silent stupor.
Just as the boy was about to leave, Ren Feifan ca up with a grin, patting his shoulder and said, “Brother, you like Guo Xinlei?”
The boy gave Ren Feifan a dismissive look and said, “Who I like is none of your damn business, just mind your own.”
Having said that, he prepared to leave, his tone so violent obviously because he was in a bad mood from being rejected.
Ren Feifan quickly thought on his feet and said with a smile, “Actually, I’m Guo Xinlei’s brother, I just wanted to inquire about her recent situation…”
The boy’s footsteps stiffened instantly.
The next second, he appeared right in front of Ren Feifan, holding a fan in his hand, fanning Ren Feifan while fawning over him, “So you’re my big uncle, we’re all family here, why did big uncle co to the dical College?”
The boy started trying to make connections imdiately, and Ren Feifan struggled to hold back his laughter, not letting it show.
Since he had lied, he might as well stick to it.
He cleared his throat and said, “Guo Xinlei’s mother asked to find her for sothing, but all I know is that Guo Xinlei is at this school; I know nothing else, and it has been troubling .
I haven’t even seen my niece Guo Xinlei until now.”
The boy quickly patted his chest and said, “Big uncle, this is easy to handle.
I’m Guo Xinlei’s classmate.
The girl just now is her best friend Lin Xue.
Although she ignores , it doesn’t matter because there is a class called ‘Asking the Essence of Chinese dicine’ later at the dical College.
Guo Xinlei and her best friend have a strong desire to learn about Chinese dicine; they’ll definitely attend, and we’ll be able to see her then.”
Ren Feifan smiled and nodded at this response.
Soon, Ren Feifan was led by the boy to a multi-purpose hall classroom, and they chose seats towards the back.
About ten minutes later, Ren Feifan saw two girls enter through the door; one was the beauty who had been reading the “Inner Canon of Huangdi” just before, and standing beside her was another pretty girl.
She must be Guo Xinlei.
Guo Xinlei’s hair, black as satin, fluttered in the wind.
Her delicate, elongated phoenix eyebrows, a pair of eyes as bright as stars and the moon, her exquisite nose, faintly blushing cheeks, cherry lips like dewdrops, a flawless oval face shy with charm, her smooth, fair skin amazingly beautiful, and her figure was light and ethereal, exuding a transcendent elegance.
She truly was a beauty.
Even upon a closer look, one could detect a hint of the charm akin to that of a marquis.
“Big brother-in-law, look quick!
Your sister has arrived—she’s known as the Ice Flower of our dical school.
When you et her, you must say a few good words on my behalf,”
“No problem,”
What a coincidence, they happened to sit just two rows in front of Ren Feifan.
Lin Xue glanced over and caught sight of Ren Feifan.
She was taken aback, never expecting this guy to show up in an elective course.
Could it be that Xinlei’s charm was so great it even attracted mbers of dical families?
Guo Xinlei, noticing Lin Xue’s reaction, followed her gaze to look behind, and asked in surprise, “Xue’er, what’s wrong?”
“No, nothing,”
Guo Xinlei frowned slightly but didn’t pursue the matter further, instead opening her notebook to get ready for the class.
Soon, a portly foreigner walked up to the podium.
The foreigner was roughly in his sixties or seventies, wearing glasses, and did give off the air of an academic expert.
But Ren Feifan was sowhat suspicious upon seeing this man.
Isn’t this course supposed to be on traditional Chinese dicine?
Why is a foreigner teaching it?
Ren Feifan nudged the arm of a male student beside him and asked with surprise, “Isn’t this course called ‘Aspiring to Chinese dicine’?
Who’s that foreigner?”
The male student quickly explained, “Big brother-in-law, that’s Stephen Gries.
He’s a mber of the council of the International Chinese dicine Association, and his research on Chinese dicine is much more profound than that of us Huaxians.
Our school spent a great deal of money to have him co teach.”
Ren Feifan’s frown deepened.
A foreigner’s knowledge of Chinese dicine is much more profound than Huaxians’?
What kind of international joke is this?
What state has Chinese dicine in Huaxia deteriorated into?
He knew doctors like Doctor Qu and Dr.
Liu who were far more skilled than this man.
Indeed, after listening to the other party speak for a few minutes, Ren Feifan found that it was all superficial nonsense with no value whatsoever.
Moreover, many of the theories he proposed were fallacious!
Ren Feifan was becoming increasingly infuriated as he listened, but seeing the students below hastily taking notes, he held back from interrupting.
Professor Stephen on the podium wore a hint of arrogance, getting more enthusiastic as he spoke, and eventually went so far as to declare:
“Chinese dicine is indeed a marvel of this world, but according to my research, many theories of Chinese dicine actually draw from the earliest Western treatnt thods.
I even suspect that among the inventors of Chinese dicine, there were Westerners involved.
Otherwise, with the wisdom of Huaxians at that ti, it wouldn’t have been possible to be so rigorous and miraculous.”
The students who had been taking notes diligently below looked up upon hearing Professor Stephen’s theory, so even nodding their heads as if they quite agreed.
The faces of Guo Xinlei and Lin Xue changed completely as they watched Professor Stephen.
Linking Huaxia’s Chinese dicine to Westerners—this professor was really shaless.
The ‘Aspiring to Chinese dicine’ course used to be taught by Professor Fang Shan, and everyone loved his classes.
Guo Xinlei and Lin Xue almost always attended, but for so unknown reason, the school authorities abruptly replaced Professor Fang Shan and air-dropped a foreigner from the International Chinese dicine Association to teach.
They ca with the attitude of giving it a try, but never imagined it would be such a disappointnt.
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