Su Wanwan was beyond shocked inside.
It wasn’t because of the morally corrupted female teacher in the simulation, nor because she died again in the simulation.
But because the simulation text clearly stated: There were no corpse spots on his body!
He could actually resist the strange power!
This discovery made Su Wanwan’s heart race.
It really was him!
No wonder every time she chose Teacher’s Ethics, she would inexplicably survive a little longer.
Lin Mo, what secret do you have?
He seemed to care about “me,” but said I wasn’t his teacher.
He watched me die with his own eyes.
He didn’t like me being too close to him.
But it wasn’t dislike either—Su Wanwan didn’t think Lin Mo disliked her, it was just… a strange feeling.
If he really didn’t like it, he could have pushed me away.
Even the system said he was obedient.
If he didn’t like it, then who was he being obedient for?
Su Wanwan thought mischievously.
Watching her die with his eyes open, having the ability but not saving the teacher.
If he’s not bad, who is?
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Today, there were especially many students eating in the cafeteria.
There were also more teachers.
Ah, even the principal came down to eat in the cafeteria.
For some reason, it felt a bit shameful.
All because of the commotion caused by the small pure white underwear.
Word spread, one to ten, ten to a hundred, and slowly everyone knew a goddess appeared in Class 3 of First High School.
The rumors were so exaggerated, they said even tying all the School Flowers together couldn’t match a single smile from the goddess.
At first, no one took it seriously.
But when Su Wanwan appeared in the cafeteria…
The sound of swallowing spread everywhere.
There wasn’t enough food in the cafeteria.
The Cafeteria Lady’s hands shook like she had Parkinson’s, facing the biggest challenge for the Catering Department since the Founding of the School.
No matter how much she trembled, students kept lining up for food one after another.
The trays were empty.
The principal even scolded her, saying if their cafeteria couldn’t even guarantee student meals, who was that little food enough for?
Unjust! Usually, there weren’t so many students and teachers.
Ah, by the way, principal, when have you ever come to the cafeteria to eat?
Unbelievable.
The principal was over forty, with a face full of aged steadiness.
A dragon seen only by its head and not its tail—who would have thought he’d show up?
“When did our school get such a beautiful female teacher? Why haven’t I seen her before?”
The Cafeteria Auntie pouted and smiled apologetically: “Su Wanwan from Class 3, such a pretty young lady.”
The principal pinched his chin: “I’ve seen Su Wanwan. Quite a pretty girl. Is she Su Wanwan?”
“How did she get even prettier? Married too early. Not like the mother tiger at my house, lying in bed so fat she oozes oil, and this principal stamps pork every night…”
“I didn’t say anything, you didn’t hear anything.”
“Secret.”
Su Wanwan was always a beauty, and had a high head-turning rate on the street.
Who doesn’t like looking at beauties? Scientific Longevity Theory says, looking at beauties makes you live longer.
But under the influence of talent, with a beauty value of +8, Su Wanwan was a bit overwhelmed.
If the old Su Wanwan was a great beauty, then the current Su Wanwan had gained a few touches of a fallen immortal in the mortal world.
To speak of temptation, it was entirely due to Su Wanwan’s good figure.
The original Su Wanwan was beautiful, but lacked a bit of femininity.
But at this moment, Su Wanwan had shed some of the “chopstick” feeling of a childish beauty, and compared to before, had more of an ethereal fairy vibe.
Although Su Wanwan wasn’t quite used to it…
Even the flesh on her legs had increased.
Su Wanwan used to scoff at these kinds of legs.
She now understood why female protagonists in novels were always described with towering jade peaks, slender waists, full thighs, round calves, and so on.
Because these legs really were enchanting.
Su Wanwan herself couldn’t help but be mesmerized for a moment.
But after the embarrassment passed, she felt a bit pitiful: Even as a teacher, she ended up like this, yet he watched her die without saving her—such a heart of stone!