?58: 058: Be a Youth with Four Qualities 58: 058: Be a Youth with Four Qualities At some point, anger turned into a response, and after all, having never been through such a scene, it had become addictive.

    It wasn’t until the bell rang that the woman realized what was happening and pushed Tang Feng away with force, giving him a fierce glare.

    Tang Feng didn’t mind, for if she hadn’t responded just now, things would have gotten tricky, but her response significantly lowered the risk.

    With a sincere attitude, a big problem could be minimized, and a small one could vanish altogether.

    “What are you standing there for, help me up.” The woman was furious; this boy had pushed her and was now ignoring her, leaving her fuming.

    As Tang Feng reached out to pull her up, she stumbled into his arms due to inertia, crashing heavily against him and going limp in his embrace.

    “You damned brat, let go of me, someone’s coming.” The woman felt defeated, biting her lip in helpless frustration.

    “Give me a kiss and I’ll let you go.” Seizing the opportunity, Tang Feng was certainly not willing to let go.

    Laughter came from a distance, causing the woman to panic.

    She was a teacher, after all; being seen hugging someone would be mortifying.

    So, she quickly pecked Tang Feng.

    “That doesn’t count.” Tang Feng shamelessly leaned down to press a kiss on her lips before releasing her.

    “Just you wait, I won’t let you off the hook.” The woman, seething with anger, stamped her foot and hurried away.

    Tang Feng headed to the cafeteria, carrying the snake.

    Many girls were startled by the sight of Tang Feng with the snake and hastily steered clear of him.

    Tang Feng went straight to the cafeteria chef and, after a brief discussion, they readily agreed to his request.

    A nearly five-pound snake would make a fine pot of snake soup.

    Lunch was getting an extra dish; he’d won over a beauty and was about to enjoy a more sumptuous meal—today was a good day indeed.

    Oh no, he’d forgotten to ask her name.

    Tang Feng smacked his forehead as he left the cafeteria, looking utterly dejected.

    “Tang Feng, I’ve been looking everywhere for you.” Vice Principal Ruan, sweating profusely, finally sighed in relief upon seeing Tang Feng.

    “Wow, Vice Principal Ruan, getting some exercise?

    You should take care of your health, don’t collapse on us.” Tang Feng said before walking away.

    “Tang Feng, I was wrong.

    I believed slander and caused you harm.

    Tell me, I will make it up to you.” Vice Principal Ruan had lost his previous arrogance, never having imagined that the seemingly insignificant figure he had looked down upon could have such a shocking background.

    The brother of Nandu’s Vice Mayor could pretty much do as he pleased in Nanzhu.

    Huaxia had two capitals, Tianjing in the north and Nandu in the south.

    Those who reach such positions are extraordinary by any measure.

    Take Lin Yunqiu, for instance; whether it was her husband’s family or her own, both were influential in the country.

    In this era, one absolutely needed substantial power to occupy such a seat.

    It was like being a clan leader; one had to possess the charisma and power to command respect.

    Intelligence wasn’t necessarily the key; collective wisdom and combined strength often resulted in greater power.

    Vice Principal Ruan, like a groveling dog, humbled himself, showering Tang Feng with flattery, but Tang Feng paid him no heed.

    Just then, the disciplinary director also came looking, so distressed that he knelt on the ground begging for Tang Feng’s forgiveness.

    This spectacle astonished many passing students: were these really their school leaders?

    Meanwhile, they gazed at Tang Feng, speculating about his remarkable background.

    Not wanting to cause too much of a fuss, Tang Feng quickly left, not even bothering to exchange a few extra words, which he found exhausting.

    To be honest, he didn’t dislike it; such people exist everywhere.

    It’s not that they’re particularly bad; often, they’re simply compelled by circumstances.

    For instance, if Principal Ruan hadn’t helped Zhang Xuanyang, he would definitely have been out next year.

    As an educational leader, a matter like expelling a student certainly required his attention—not a trivial issue, for it could impact the school’s reputation.

    But his swift and decisive action indicated that he would proceed with the decision, even if it cast the school in a poor light.

    This was a matter of life and death, doing it could at least keep him hanging on, not doing it, and he could lose the position of Vice Principal at any moment.

    But who would have thought, behind Tang Feng was someone even more terrifying, someone who could be called a super boss.

    At this moment, he’d rather offend Zhang Xuanyang than mess with the young man in front of him, this time he truly felt like his soul had almost been scared away.

    A man in his fifties, only a few years away from retirement, certainly didn’t want any trouble at this time.

    If he’d known, he would’ve called in sick and avoided all these issues.

    Now he had even braced himself to kneel, but they were not buying it, Vice Principal Ruan really was out of options.

    However, fate is actually quite strange.

    At this time, a woman changed his destiny.

    “Uncle,” the woman saw Tang Feng and was about to pretend she hadn’t when she spotted her dear uncle.

    It was thanks to him she had managed to enter this key school; without his help, it would have been quite difficult for her with her abilities.

    So she was quite good to her uncle, and now seeing him nodding and bowing, she was deeply shocked.

    At the same time, she didn’t understand why the principal was pleading with Tang Feng, what had happened?

    “Xiao Jing, help your uncle,” Vice Principal Ruan saw his niece as though she was a lifesaver.

    All men liked beautiful women, and his niece could certainly captivate any man’s heart.

    “What happened to you, Uncle?”

    “Ah, I made some mistakes accidentally, help your uncle and see if you can let me off the hook,” Vice Principal Ruan said, throwing all pride to the wind.

    “He is your uncle?” Tang Feng looked at Han Jing with interest.

    “How could it be fake?

    Although I don’t know what’s happened, please, for my sake, let my uncle off the hook,” Han Jing said through gritted teeth.

    “I can let him off, but what’s in it for me?” Tang Feng said with a smile.

    “What benefit do you want?” Seeing the ill intent in Tang Feng’s eyes, Han Jing’s gaze shrank back.

    “What’s with that look?

    I’m trying to be a model young citizen here, don’t get any funny ideas.

    However, I can’t do without some benefits, let’s talk about it later,” Tang Feng said with a laugh.

    “No way, I don’t trust you, say it now, otherwise, I won’t deal with this matter,” Han Jing said.

    “As you wish, I’m not in a hurry anyway,” Tang Feng said as he walked away.

    “Xiao Jing, you know him, right?

    If you don’t help your uncle, I’m afraid I won’t be able to stay at the school this time,” the vice principal said.

    “That serious?” Han Jing bit her lip reluctantly and caught up with Tang Feng.

    “Uncle, you go back first,” she said.

    Vice Principal Ruan breathed a sigh of relief, and the nearby director was so scared that his face was ashen.

    He was far from retirement and didn’t want his career to end prematurely.

    “Hey, I can take you out for a meal, that should be enough,” Han Jing said irritably after catching up with Tang Feng.

    “You think too highly of yourself, that’s not enough,” he replied.

    “Then what do you want?”

    “We’ve hugged and held hands before, shouldn’t we take it a step further?” Tang Feng said shamelessly.

    “Don’t even think about it,” Han Jing refused without hesitation.

    “Then there’s nothing I can do,” Tang Feng teased, not actually expecting Han Jing to do anything.

    But as he turned around, Han Jing suddenly rushed forward, kissed him on the cheek, and then ran off quickly, “You stinker, don’t tell anyone.”

    “Hey, beauty, stop right there, who let you take advantage of me, that’s not okay, you have to give it back,” Tang Feng shouted.

    “Tch!

    This shameless brat, taking advantage of me isn’t enough,” Han Jing flushed and huffed as she ran.

    Luckily, she was fast enough and, fortunately, no one saw.

    This guy was just too hateful.