CHAPTER 129: CHAPTER 129 - LOOK (2ND UPDATE)_1

Chu Hao didn’t even bother with classes anymore; he simply walked out of the school.

A little while later, Li Yin called and exclaimed, "You’re freaking awesome, man! You didn’t see Zhang Dehua’s face; it looked like he’d lost both his parents. It was so satisfying!"

Chu Hao chuckled. "I’ll turn off my phone for a few days. Let’s see who dares to expel me."

"You’re not seriously going to do that, are you?"

"What do you think?"

"Damn, bro, you’re amazing."

After hanging up, Chu Hao turned off his phone. With nothing to do and only two hundred yuan in his pocket, he truly felt like crying but had no tears. Thinking back, he used to be a billionaire, and now he didn’t even have three hundred yuan. He felt like he was genuinely experiencing life’s dramatic ups and downs.

He hailed a cab and went straight to Sanqing Pavilion, where Wang Meng and the others were busy with renovations.

Yu Sicheng grinned. "Ah-Hao, you’re here? Someone’s looking for you."

Who’s looking for me? Chu Hao wondered.

There stood a policewoman in uniform—if it wasn’t Fang Jingxue, then who else could it be? In her police attire, she looked striking and heroic. Her signature oval face was like a ripe peach waiting to be plucked. Only those who knew her were aware that this was all an illusion; beneath the surface, she was actually quite lewd and aggressive.

Fang Jingxue called out, "Master!"

Chu Hao rolled his eyes and said coldly, "I’m not your master."

Fang Jingxue felt awkward. The last time she went to Luanzang Mounds alone, she had called him for help because she was scared, and she thought Chu Hao was still mad at her over it.

Besides Fang Jingxue, there was another person present—if it wasn’t Xu Ying, then who else could it be?

Xu Ying said respectfully, "Master Chu."

Chu Hao asked, "What do you want?"

Xu Ying replied, "Master Chu, I’m not sure if you’ve heard, but during the development behind Star Dream High School, six people died, and they dug up a female corpse."

Chu Hao nodded. "I’ve heard."

Xu Ying seemed embarrassed. "We would like to ask for your assistance in finding the female corpse."

Nearby, Fang Jingxue cried out in surprise, "The female corpse is missing?"

Xu Ying nodded. "Yes, the Seventh District is at a loss, which is why we’ve come to Master Chu. The deputy bureau chief said the female corpse is a Mountain Ghost, similar to a Mountain God. She’s very powerful, and we hope to find her as soon as possible."

Mountain Ghost! Mountain God? Fang Jingxue was dumbfounded. If she hadn’t known that ghosts existed, she would never have believed in the existence of a Mountain God.

Chu Hao waved his hand dismissively. "If you want my help with this, you’d better have a good talk with Star Dream High School."

Xu Ying was taken aback. "What’s wrong with Star Dream High School?"

Chu Hao replied, "I was planning on helping, but after visiting the hill behind the school, I got expelled. I’m not in the mood now."

Xu Ying was speechless. Are the people at Star Dream High School idiots? she thought. It was no wonder; they didn’t know how capable Chu Hao was.

Xu Ying hurriedly left. She obviously needed to go "communicate" with Star Dream High School. As for how that communication would go, that was a matter for the Seventh District.

Chu Hao looked at Fang Jingxue. "Aren’t you leaving too?"

Fang Jingxue stepped forward and wrapped her arm around Chu Hao’s. Her scent was pleasant, a natural body fragrance. She pleaded ingratiatingly, "Little Master, I have a favor to ask of you."

Does this policewoman know my weakness? Chu Hao wondered. And as it turned out, her approach was quite effective. Her soft chest pressed against Chu Hao’s arm, and he flushed slightly. "What is it?"

Fang Jingxue smiled. With her keen detective observation skills, she knew full well that Chu Hao was a bit of a lecher—a little temptation, and he’d take the bait.

"Little Master," Fang Jingxue said, "did you become an instructor for the Seventh District? Do me a favor; I want to join the Seventh District."

Chu Hao asked, "Did Xu Ying tell you?"

Fang Jingxue shook her head. "I heard that the Seventh District brought in a very young master, and I thought to myself, Aside from you, Master, who else in Anli City could possess such capabilities?"

As the saying goes, flattery will get you everywhere, and Chu Hao felt quite pleased. If her colleagues saw Fang Jingxue flattering someone like this, their jaws would drop. This policewoman actually knew how to play the game?

Chu Hao stroked his chin. "I’ll think about it."

Fang Jingxue decided to go all-in, whispering beside Chu Hao, "If you agree to my request, I’ll show you my measurements, okay?"

Chu Hao’s eyes widened. "Really?"

She blushed and nodded.

Chu Hao swallowed hard. "Alright, as long as you follow through."

I can’t handle a little guy like you? Fang Jingxue thought, her heart swelling with pride. She was thrilled. Having grown tired of the criminal police force, she had always dreamed of joining the legendary Seventh District.

Fang Jingxue said shyly, "It’s not convenient here. Let’s go... go to a room, okay?"

Thrilled, Chu Hao went upstairs with her.

Wang Meng and his two companions were dumbfounded.

Wang Meng exclaimed, "Holy cow! Ah-Hao is really something! They’re heading to a room already."

"Sigh... We’re all human, but why is there such a huge difference?" Ankang Mo sighed.

Yu Sicheng nodded in agreement. He had been looking radiant lately, likely because Wenmi was ’attending’ to him very well.

Once in the room, Chu Hao was eager and impatient, ready for what was next.

Fang Jingxue’s face flushed with embarrassment. This is my first time making such a trade, she thought. But I can’t be too bothered. After all, it’s just a look; it won’t cost me a piece of flesh. Besides, Chu Hao is so young. I might as well think of it as being seen by a little brother.

She unbuttoned her uniform shirt, revealing a black tank top underneath.

Chu Hao scratched his head. "Officer Fang, you... you don’t have much ’material’ here."

Indeed, Fang Jingxue’s chest was quite flat. I remember it seemed pretty substantial last time,

Chu Hao thought. Could my eyes have deceived me?

Fang Jingxue’s expression darkened. "What’s the rush?"

"If there’s no ’material,’ I’m not looking. It’ll burn my eyes," Chu Hao quickly replied.

Fang Jingxue was rendered speechless. I could just strangle him! How dare he say I lack ’material’! she fumed internally. If anyone else had said that, I’d have put a bullet in them!

She lifted her tank top, revealing smooth, silk-like skin.

The next moment, Chu Hao’s eyes popped open. He saw a bandage wrapped around Fang Jingxue’s chest, flattening it entirely.

"What a reckless abuse of natural assets!" Chu Hao said, utterly baffled.

"So, still burns your eyes?" Fang Jingxue asked smugly.

"Why do you wrap them up like that? It’s bad for your health," Chu Hao asked.

"I can’t help it," Fang Jingxue replied. "They get in the way during missions, so I have to bind them."

Chu Hao practically drooled with anticipation as he watched Fang Jingxue.

Fang Jingxue gritted her teeth, began to untie the bandage, and slowly revealed her true form. As the bandage came undone, it was as if her breasts sighed in relief. Chu Hao felt genuinely happy for them.

Fang Jingxue, unable to stand Chu Hao’s gaze, said, "Can you... can you turn around, please?"

"No way. Not unless you don’t want to get into the Seventh District anymore," Chu Hao threatened.

I’ve really ’matured,’ Chu Hao thought. So this is the thrill of coercion and enticement! No wonder there are so many old scoundrels in the real world.

Fang Jingxue took a deep breath, already starting to regret her decision. His gaze is too intense! Surely he won’t lose control and pounce on me, will he? No way! Where’s my gun? If he really goes feral, I can still subdue him.

Seeing Fang Jingxue hesitate, Chu Hao grew impatient. "Hurry up!"

"Let’s get this straight first," Fang Jingxue said. "You only get one look."

Chu Hao swallowed hard. "Don’t worry, I keep my word."

Oh well, just let him look, she thought. It’s not like I’ll lose a piece of flesh. And besides, no one will ever know.