Reincarnated as a Poor Little Green Tea, Am I Destined to Be Bullied? - Volume 1 Chapter 28

Chapter 28: Not Recommended?

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“Human, I think the answer to this question should also be C.”

“Why?”

“Because all the previous questions were C, this must be some kind of pattern. You should trust my judgment.”

“You’re right, but that’s not possible.”

“Why not?”

“Because from here on, they’re all fill-in-the-blank questions.”

The class bell had rung a while ago, and Lin Yueye was studying the math test paper with Yuebing.

It must be said that Luo Yahan’s teaching skills were not proportional to her young age. Young as she was, her teaching efficiency and ability to explain things clearly far surpassed most teachers who would just point at the vast sea of characters on the blackboard, immersed in their own mathematical world.

Just like the personality she showed to others, Luo Yahan’s explanations were exceptionally clear and organized. If something could be explained simply, she absolutely wouldn’t beat around the bush, nor would she intentionally interrupt students’ train of thought by calling on them to answer questions.

Moreover, since all the students in this class were top students who could keep up with this pace of teaching, topics that would normally take an entire class to explain were clearly and concisely covered in just over ten minutes. The remaining time was allocated for students to work on practice questions in their workbooks. They were expected to complete a set of questions by the end of class, this was the kind of teaching method that only appeared in top classes.

However, Lin Yueye’s study plan was different.

Luo Yahan had given her a set of old test papers from a few days ago, specifically instructing her not to rush, and to slowly catch up on the parts she had missed from not attending school before. She didn’t need to keep pace with others.

Wuwu, based on her perception from just now until now, Lin Yueye really felt that she was a good teacher!

Her unapproachable aura might be innate, but her ability and this kind of considerate inner nature were the best.

Also, Lin Yueye discovered something.

— Her current handwriting was completely different from her previous life.

This might be due to the muscle memory in Lin Yueye’s fingertips when holding a pen. Writing habits formed over more than a decade couldn’t be changed, which actually saved Lin Yueye a lot of trouble.

“Yuebing, I think I’ve really met a good teacher. You can’t judge a book by its cover; being young doesn’t mean you can’t be highly capable.”

“Hard to say. Hey, is there no problem with this question? Why is the answer ‘a chair’?”

“……”

I think I’m doing math fill-in-the-blank questions, there shouldn’t be brain teaser-like answers like “a chair”, right?

Little Yueye first rolled her eyes, then after looking closely at the fill-in-the-blank question Yuebing was pointing at…

She rolled her eyes at Yuebing again.

“Remember, my cat, this is called ‘π’, not a chair.”

“Pi? Never mind what it’s called, shouldn’t a chair be filled in here?”

“I told you it’s called… huh?”

At first, she thought Yuebing was just messing around, not understanding anything and causing trouble.

But then she picked up the spare pen nearby and scribbled on the scratch paper. Although what she drew was very abstract and her writing was messy, at the end of the inequality she drew, it was actually ‘2.5π’.

“Look, the answer to this question is definitely two and a half chairs, not one chair.”

“Are you sure…? Let me calculate it again…”

After a simple recalculation, Lin Yueye realized that she had made a mistake in the last step.

And when she substituted this number back into the original formula, the answer really was two and a half chai… no, 2.5 pi.

“Hiss… it really is. Wait, aren’t you completely clueless about numbers?”

“Numbers are numbers, chairs are chairs.”

“You…”

Yuebing was seen flipping through the math textbook, completing the reading at an extremely fast speed, and then solving that question.

No way… It was the same when she was learning crosstalk at home before. Could this cat really be a genius?!

By the way, Yuebing said that not only could she turn invisible herself, she could also choose to make non-living objects she touched invisible at the same time. So from others’ perspectives, they wouldn’t see the terrifying sight of Lin Yueye’s textbook turning pages by itself without wind.

As for Yuebing’s genius, Lin Yueye had her own thoughts.

“Yuebing, I’ll give you a sheet of scratch paper. I’ll calculate, you verify. Together, we’re invincible.”

“Why should I? You want a god to work for free? Mobilizing a deity comes at a great cost.”

“One snow biscuit.”

“Deal. Hand over the scratch paper.”

Originally, Lin Yueye was thinking of adding an extra layer of insurance to her calculations.

But by the time she finished the questions and checked the answers with Yuebing, Lin Yueye gradually gave up on this idea.

“Colorful tile stray cat ham, eight and a half moons shining on the fields, you write it down as you see fit, I can’t explain it clearly.”

Write it down as I see fit?

According to what you said?

“Just give me back the scratch paper.”

“?!”

So you’re an abstract mathematician, huh? You’ve really founded your own school of thought.

I’m here to take a test, not to play riddles!

But fortunately, even without the help of abstract Yuebing, Lin Yueye’s ability was more than enough to handle this second-year high school exam paper.

The mistake earlier was really because Yuebing’s tail kept brushing against her elbow. Her skin wasn’t this sensitive in her previous life, but now it seemed to have an inherent increased sensitivity. This kind of fluffy thing brushing against it gave her a strange feeling. She wondered if all girls were like this?

After spending a bit more effort on the last question of the last big problem, Lin Yueye completed the test paper.

She hesitated for a moment before arranging Yuebing to sit properly in the seat.

As for herself, she was going to take this test paper to show Teacher Luo, who was sitting at the podium grading yesterday’s homework.

When she had just given Lin Yueye this test paper separately, Teacher Luo Yahan had said that once she finished, she should bring it up to her. Because Lin Yueye’s progress was different from the class now, and Teacher Luo said she was usually quite busy, so if she could give individual tutoring, it could only be in these snatched moments of time.

Lin Yueye also felt that being able to receive guidance from such an excellent teacher would definitely be helpful for her.

So even though it would be very pressuring to approach the podium while everyone else was busy doing questions, if a person’s skin is too thin, they won’t be able to improve in many things.

These were all experiences that the Lin Yueye of the previous life had exchanged with her life!

Sure enough, even when Lin Yueye went up to the front alone, those classmates only occasionally looked up curiously, most people still continued to focus on their questions. In a top class like this, such situations of individually going to ask the teacher questions were very common — it’s just that it was happening to Lin Yueye, the scapegoat, for the first time.

Luo Yahan nodded and accepted the test paper handed over by Lin Yueye, temporarily putting aside her original work to patiently grade it for her.

One check mark after another appeared on the paper, the sound of the pen tip smoothly contacting the paper surface was pleasing to the ear and eye.

In the end, only two points were deducted for procedural steps on this paper, with no errors in other places.

“Very good.” Luo Yahan nodded with a calm tone, but some satisfaction could be heard. “It seems you weren’t idle at home. Not only have you not regressed, but your rigor in doing questions has also improved. It looks like there may be no need for separate tutoring sessions to review.”

“Thank you, teacher.” Lin Yueye genuinely respected excellent teachers.

“Just don’t be careless with the procedural steps, look here…”

Lin Yueye took a few steps closer to the front to get near Luo Yahan, so she could see clearly where she was pointing on the test paper.

It wasn’t intentional, but at this distance, it was hard not to smell the fragrance of the girl’s body.

Luo Yahan’s blue hair had a unique floral scent, not perfume, and it didn’t seem to be the smell of shampoo either, but it gave people a feeling of reliability and steadiness.

Lin Yueye focused her attention on the steps for revising the test paper, listening to Luo Yahan’s explanations and nodding frequently.

“Here, you can optimize the steps, no need to write so verbosely, just apply the formula.”

“Mm, I understand.”

“And here, you can’t omit calculation steps. I didn’t deduct points this time, but in the college entrance exam, they might not be so lenient.”

“Okay, I… I’ll correct it.”

“Lastly, here, I don’t recommend you go.”

“Okay… Eh?”

Lin Yueye was stunned, because she didn’t understand.

Don’t recommend going… where?

She even doubted for a moment whether this was still a conversation about the math test paper?!

Just as she thought she must have missed something and wanted to ask again.

She noticed Luo Yahan’s phone was lying open next to the test paper with the screen lit up.

Although Luo Yahan’s hand was still pointing at the test paper…

On the screen, a map app was open.

The location displayed on the app was…

Qihai East Road, No. 8, Yixia Villa District, North Gate of Xia Family Mansion.