She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Director Zhou, I didn't cheat, why should I admit it?"

Manshu looked confused and turned to look at the big-character poster again.

"Are you going to judge me as cheating just based on this big-character poster?"

The Dean's face darkened. He did not look at Manshu, but at the principal and others: "Principal, this big-character poster has a very bad influence. Our school has always been strict and serves as a role model for other schools. We must not allow such a black sheep to appear."

The principal really wanted to kick the dean of studies. The matter hasn't even been investigated clearly yet, but he has convicted his own student just because of a big-character poster. Is this what a teacher should do?

The dean of studies just relies on the fact that he has a big brother in the Education Bureau, right?

Have you ever thought about what the Yan family thinks about this matter?

Is Yan Zhan so easy to mess with?

Even if Yan Zhan doesn't care, what about Grandpa Yan?

If I really let my own granddaughter be bullied by you, where will I put my face as an old man?

Not to mention that Yan Manshu has not yet been proven to have cheated. Even if she really cheated, the impact of this incident can only be minimized as much as possible.

Judging from the Dean's expression, he probably didn't take Manshu seriously. Instead, he was offended because the matter was related to Director Gao.

He just couldn't stand Director Gao, and the other school leaders knew it.

Director Gao is an upright person, but Mr. Zhou's position as the dean of studies was not obtained through legitimate means.

He is not a very good teacher, but he is good at enforcing discipline.

In that era, he was definitely a red x soldier!

"What do you mean by black sheep? Lao Zhou, your attitude is not serious. We are teachers and we cannot wrongly accuse any student. Even if a student makes a mistake, we must guide him. A big-character poster is not enough to prove that Manshu cheated."

The principal patted Director Zhou on the shoulder, trying to calm him down.

Unfortunately, Director Zhou obviously didn’t think so.

He snorted coldly: "Principal, I know the identity of Yan Manshu, but we are a school, a pure land for children before they enter the society. We must not let the evil winds and evil spirits affect the campus, this matter must be severely punished!"

In Director Zhou's opinion, Yan Manshu was cheating.

Everyone wants to protect her, only he is a righteous man.

He must seek justice for his classmates!

When the head teachers of other classes heard that Yan Manshu was accused of cheating and was posted with big-character posters, they actually came to watch the fun.

Now Director Zhou glanced at them, obviously wanting them to stand up and speak, but when they thought of Yan Manshu's identity, everyone was a little hesitant.

Instead, Manshu's homeroom teacher, Mr. Ren Hua, took over the conversation: "We should severely punish those who post big-character posters to slander classmates. We must find the person who posted the big-character poster, otherwise, others will think that our school has returned to that special period!"

As soon as Teacher Ren Hua mentioned the special period, the expressions on the teachers' faces changed.

How many intellectuals were persecuted in that era, and how many teachers were driven out of school by their own students?

They hated that era so much that some old teachers who had experienced that era even frowned in disgust.

"Yes, posting big-character posters is contrary to the school spirit of our school. Regardless of whether the cheating is true or false, this behavior is not worth promoting!"

"If this student Yan Manshu was really wronged, then the person who posted the big-character poster should be killed!"

Those who spread the rumors at the time only relied on a big-character poster to drag countless people into hell.

If schools start to develop this trend, will we ever go back to that era?

Manshu glanced at Teacher Ren. She didn't expect that her words would touch the teachers' nerves.