The Villain's Heart Black Moonlight

Yan Feng stood up only after the footsteps at the door completely disappeared.

He casually pulled his clothes down to cover the wound on his waist that was still faintly oozing with blood. The young man stood by the window, watching Chi Chu's back as he left, and a hint of doubt finally flashed across his eyes.

This person... is a little too weird.

Maybe it's just pure kindness?

There are actually people like this in this school?

Questions popped up one after another, and the boy lowered his eyes. It was unclear what he was thinking about. After a while, he suddenly raised the corner of his mouth in self-mockery.

Regardless of whether the other party is really a little stupid, the two of them probably won't have any interaction afterwards. Just treat it as the pure kindness of human nature that he has ever seen.

Yan Feng slowly tightened his hands on the table, then turned around expressionlessly, pushed the door open and walked out.

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Chi Chu now has no original memories, and everything is done according to the system and tasks.

She tried to recall what happened before she bound the system, but it was basically a blank. The only thing she could remember was an old female voice whispering to her, "This is fate."

I don't know why, but Chi Chu hates this sentence.

Just when she was distracted, a piece of chalk hit her desk accurately.

It’s not the teacher, but Zhu Chengyu.

Chi Chu turned around and found that the other person's collar was still stained with unwashed nose blood, and his clothes were wrinkled and messy. When he saw her looking at him, he smiled viciously and said a few words silently:

"You. Wait.."

Chi Chu: “…” She silently withdrew her gaze and moved her fingertips slightly.

Zhu Chengyu's harsh words were ultimately not fulfilled.

Because after class he stood up, and before he could walk or open his mouth to find fault, he fell straight to the ground with his face down like a dog eating shit.

There was a loud bang, and it hurt just to hear it.

The students nearby were all startled and rushed forward to help him. Chi Chu walked out of the classroom in the chaos. She now had something much more important to do than Zhu Chengyu.

That's learning.

After all, the original owner's wish was to get into a good university.

She looked at the book during class just now. The pure liberal arts contents such as Chinese, politics and history were okay, but English and mathematics left her completely clueless.

Especially mathematics, she really couldn't understand how these people could get a number from a bunch of letters?

Seeing the little angel frowning, the system also realized the seriousness of the problem.

Normally the host it is bound to actually has some memory, so it is admittedly a bit of a headache to learn such things, but with the help of the system, the task can usually be completed successfully.

But because of that unknown accident, the now bound Chi Chuze is completely transparent like a blank sheet of paper. Apart from common sense and his own learning ability, he may not have much memory of these junior high and high school knowledge.

And most importantly, the system doesn't know which world her soul comes from. If it comes from the modern world, she may still have some muscle instincts, but if it comes from the ancient world...

That really means starting from scratch!

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The original owner lived about five or six stops away from the school, which was not too far but not too close either. Unlike her classmates who were picked up and dropped off by luxury cars, she should be one of the few students who had to take the bus.

Chi Chu still maintained a slight curiosity about everything here, but she had a strong learning ability and returned home smoothly without any system reminders or problems.

After the original owner's mother got divorced, she found a job as a hotel receptionist. Although she was not young, she was good-looking and had a good temperament, so her income was not low. However, it was just enough to support the original owner's schooling and their daily life.

When Chi Chu returned home, there was no one at home. There was food in the refrigerator that the other party had prepared before leaving, so he could just heat it up and eat it directly.

The original owner's mother was a gentle and intellectual woman, but because she was too kind and gentle, she was deceived by the original owner's father. She believed in him unconditionally, so she was unaware of it for so many years.

Chi Chu thought of the original owner's father and couldn't help but wrinkled his nose.

I hope this scumbag must do something and hit her hand.

The system had no idea what the seemingly quiet and gentle little girl was thinking. At this moment, it was doing its best to search for a lot of necessary reference materials and online courses for junior high and high school for Chi Chu.

[Son, take a look at these first. There is still more than a year before the college entrance examination. Let's study slowly. There is no rush! ]

Chi Chu: “…”

She clicked in and scanned it, then closed her eyes in pain.

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It is extremely difficult to learn any knowledge from scratch.

Although Chi Chu's learning ability is indeed extraordinary, she can basically learn most of the junior high school knowledge after reading it once, and she can apply it to other situations by doing a few questions, but she cannot accomplish a miracle in one night.

So the next day...Chi Chu naturally didn't hand in his homework.

Of course, to be precise, she had completely forgotten about the homework.

So it was only natural that after the morning self-study session, Chi Chu was called to the office by the head teacher.

"what's wrong with you!"

Chi Chu and his classmates' class teacher is a middle-aged woman named Huang. She is usually serious and responsible, and her teaching level is also good, but she is very strict, so she doesn't have a very good reputation among students, and everyone is afraid of her.

"Since the beginning of this semester, your grades have been dropping. The teacher thought you were a good kid. Your grades weren't bad in your first year of high school. How come you're like this now! You even don't hand in your homework?!"

Old Huang was really angry.

She had occasionally heard some of the gossip about what happened to this little girl from her colleagues, and knew that something had happened in her family.

So she turned a blind eye to her declining grades.

But not handing in the homework...that's not just because of being affected by emotions, it's a pure attitude problem, and it's quite serious!

She asked several teachers and found out that Chi Chu did not hand in any homework yesterday.

Chi Chu thought of three or four excuses in just a few seconds, but they were all rejected by her. In the end, he could only speak honestly: "I'm sorry, teacher, I was wrong."

Her attitude of admitting her mistake was so good that Old Huang, who was about to say something else, choked.