The artist pulls out a weeping willow tree

Chapter 11: Good Luck, Unjust Seed, and Auspiciousness

The food in the cafeteria is very cheap. It is organic food allocated by the Interstellar Alliance's agricultural department and major companies to students of compulsory education colleges. Jixiang finally feels better knowing that he will soon be able to eat normal meals.

Thanks to the Alliance, I love the Alliance. Jixiang picked the cheapest set meal, a vegetable rice bowl, which looks very healthy. Jixiang thinks it should be quite good.

Jixiang's painful face due to misjudgment.

When Hua Lina took her lunch and sat opposite Jixiang, what she saw was a tearful Jixiang.

"Jixiang, what's wrong with you?" Hua Lina asked cautiously.

Jixiang was choked by the huge amount of salt in the boiled vegetables: ...

Jixiang swallowed the food in his mouth with all his might, scooped a few spoonfuls of rice, and drank a glass of water, and finally regained his energy.

Ignoring Hua Lina's hesitant expression, Jixiang said calmly, "Too much salt, it's choking."

Hua Lina: "I was so scared. I thought you were scolded by the teachers all morning."

Jixiang, who had just forgotten what happened in the morning: ...Thanks for the reminder.

"But Jixiang, you don't have to be afraid. Everything will be fine once you leave that seat." Hua Lina said in her heart.

Jixiang, who had a feeling that he was bound for the golden position, was very confused, "Why would the teacher keep asking crazy questions to me when I sit in that position?"

"Huh? You don't even know, Jixiang, that only the students with the worst grades, the most mischievous ones, and the ones who need the most attention from the teacher will be placed in that position." Hua Lina thought for a moment and added, "All classes are like this."

Jixiang: You are probably making fun of me...

Jixiang: "My grades were pretty good when I entered school, and I'm not naughty."

Hua Lina's left face showed disbelief, and her right face showed sympathy. She said perfunctorily, "Really? Jixiang, you work hard. I really, really believe in you!"

Jixiang: Guess whether I believe you or not?

Hua Lina slowly ate her luxurious meal of meat and vegetables. She was very interested in Jixiang's behavior of eating vegetables in clear water. She looked very excited, especially enthusiastic, inexplicably enthusiastic, "Jixiang, I knew you were a special person the first time I saw you."

Finally, he has achieved success and fame, but he has no worries about food and drink. Ji·Artist·Xiang, who happened to encounter such an unlucky thing as traveling through time, thought thoughtfully: "I also think I am special."

Hua Lina looked as if I had predicted it, "Jixiang, you look like..."

Jixiang: "A pair of what?"

Hua Lina: "He looks particularly profound and mature."

Ji Artist Xiang was surprised, "You have good taste."

Hua Lina was very proud, "You are so small, but you look so handsome when you introduce yourself."

As she was talking, Hua Lina couldn't help but began to imitate Jixiang, "My name is Jixiang, I'm seven years old, my hobby is replicating ancient civilizations, and my specialty is replicating ancient civilizations." Hua Lina finished her imitation with an unsatisfied interest, and asked curiously, "Jixiang, what is ancient civilization? It sounds a bit unserious but also seems to be very professional."

The original intention was to earn money from primary school students and secretly preheat the advertising. "The ancient civilization of hunting for strange things is actually a niche ancient civilization. Because it is too different from interstellar civilization, it is difficult for the public to understand and appreciate the civilization differences caused by the huge cultural background differences. This leads to too few audiences. Some people ridicule it as hunting for strange things, but it has attracted much attention. Over time, it is also called the ancient civilization of hunting for strange things."

Hua Lina nodded with starry eyes, and said in a particularly supportive tone, "Oh oh oh."

"But there are still some people who are eager to obtain products related to ancient civilizations because they have gained a profound aesthetic experience, or to express themselves, or because they love different civilizations. Cultural relics are rare, expensive and require professional preservation, so enthusiasts turn to handmade replicas."

Hua Lina continued to look at Jixiang with starry eyes as he talked, looking as if he was deeply immersed in it.

Jixiang suspected that Hua Lina didn't hear much at all, "Lina-san?"

"Ah? Ah! You've finished talking." Hua Lina exclaimed.

Ji·Old Worker·Xiang looked at Hua Lina's luxury package and decided to take the initiative. "Lina, are you interested in seeing my work?"

"Hey? Is this okay?" Hua Lina said a little excitedly.

"Of course, dear classmate Lina, I have a lot of interesting gadgets to show you." It was impossible to give them away for free. Ji Xiang was in a lot of debt and was determined not to do business at a loss.

Hua Lina, who had no idea that Jixiang was eyeing her wallet, said: "Oh my God, thank you, Jixiang. I am so, so happy."

Jixiang smiled sincerely, "I am happy too." I am happy because I hope to have a full purse, even if it is just a mosquito leg, Jixiang will not dislike it at all.

I felt something was not right in the morning. It felt like what I had learned in the online course was not quite right for me. After lunch, I quickly compared the online course with the textbook.

The auspicious smile that emerged after discovering the truth gradually disappeared...

Jixiang, who has been taking online courses, uses free online course videos in order to save money.

She had no idea that only the first-grade courses in this video were the latest, and the rest were all old courses.

It was not until today, after Jixiang compared the course with his memory, that he realized that the video was incomplete and incomplete, and was very different from the textbooks currently in use.

A lot of knowledge has either only been learned in part, or only learned superficially, or not learned at all.

Ji·Yuanzhong·Xiang's reputation was damaged and his IQ was seriously questioned.

In order to stop suffering from injustice, Jixiang quickly explained the situation to the teachers.

Amid the complicated looks of the teachers, Jixiang happily received the loving tutoring tasks from teachers of various subjects, as well as a pile of extra homework.

The teacher who didn’t know that Jixiang was watching a pirated online course: …

I don't know that I'm watching a pirated online course: ...

Because the second year has just started, the college only needs to pass the first year exam to join:...

After finishing a day's classes, Jixiang returned home exhausted both physically and mentally.

Dinner was a tube of original nutrient solution, which was particularly refreshing. Jixiang thought worriedly that if he drank any more, his sense of taste would be impaired.

Old Man Ji looked at Jixiang, who had obviously lost his vitality, and couldn't help but frowning, "Is he not adapting to school life?" That shouldn't be the case, Jixiang is not a spoiled child. "Is he being bullied?"

Jixiang shook his head and grunted for a long time before finally telling the truth feebly, "Well, the online course video I got for free was an old version."

Thinking about Jixiang encountering school bullying, old man Ji was speechless, "You can't get it for free?" Old man Ji was very disappointed.

Jixiang, who thought he had to be taught that he couldn't get something for free: ...

Jixiang originally wanted to write elementary school students' homework for a fee, but unfortunately there was too much homework, and the student system had various restrictions such as anti-cheating, anti-ghostwriting, and anti-plagiarism, so Jixiang had to give up.

Jixiang opened the class group while cursing. After finding the Interstellar Compulsory Education Student System in the file and clicking to install it, Jixiang finally started doing his homework.

Ji, the unjust species, Xiang, life is worse than death.