For some reason, the Jiang family adopted a boy early on, but the world changed and they soon had another child.
The two have disliked each other since they were children, because Jiang Yu always made trouble for Jiang Xieyi based on his own feelings.
A few months after Jiang Xieyi graduated from college, An Ruoli was afraid that Jiang Yu would be bullied at school, so he arranged for him to teach at Panxia No. 3 Middle School.
With Jiang Xieyi's strength and good looks, he attracted the high hopes and love of many little girls as soon as he entered the school, and sometimes even knocked Jiang Yu against him.
After that, life was smooth sailing for the first half of the second year of high school, and there was nothing serious about it.
In the second half of the year, due to some reasons, Jiang Yu's grades plummeted. He was ranked first or second in the province but fell to the second or third hundred. Jiang Xieyi's tutoring journey was put on the line.
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"Can you understand the question if you keep looking at me like this?" Jiang Xieyi poked Jiang Yu's forehead with his pen, his eyes filled with doting and helplessness.
Jiang Yu straightened up and got closer, "But brother, you are so handsome. Now you have no intention of listening to the class."
Jiang Xieyi pursed his lips and raised the corners of his lips, like the colorful clouds in the fields in the evening, refreshing and refreshing.
He hooked his fingers and said, "Come here."
When the distance reached a level he was satisfied with, Weiyu softly proposed a condition, "If you listen to a question, I'll let you kiss me, okay?"
Intention: Study hard
Reader comments
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Will the distribution of prizes encourage people to grow? Does the author think that an entire feudal court can really be revitalized with a single magical object from the sky? Could good intentions lead to bad deeds? Would the First Emperor ask Xing Tu to use human lives to fill this smelting process?