Chapter 431 437. The Six Kingdoms Theory

“I knew it as soon as I guessed it.”

The clouds cleared and the rain stopped.

Guan Yongyi narrowed his eyes and spoke softly.

The strands of hair behind her ears stuck to the hollow of the man’s collarbone, trembling slightly with the rise and fall of his chest, as if breathing in the rhythm of the ebb tide.

The Bluetooth speaker in the living room plays sound at the right time.

Different from the passionate drum beats of rock music, the melody and tone of love songs at this time are gentle.

Even the water cup on the bedside table did not create a ripple, reflecting the unfaded coral red of her ankles.

“She must have asked you to like that post.”

“True heart!”

“Okay, okay, it’s just a like. I’ll give you one later.”

He used his fingers to push aside the short hair beside her ears, and his knuckles rubbed the light pink marks left by the straps of her nightgown.

“That’s different.”

Guan Yongyi raised his eyebrows, raised his right hand high above his head, and clenched it in the air.

“She has always had a lot of clever ideas since she was young, and everyone kept praising her for her intelligence.”

“If she hadn’t really had no interest in studying, and if Uncle Zhou and Auntie hadn’t had relationship problems that affected her, she would have definitely gone to Peking University or Tsinghua University with her talent.”

“She is just testing me! Testing me! Making me back off little by little.”

“Is it that exaggerated?”

Although Mr. Lu is a veteran master who has experienced many battles, he has enough understanding of women.

But when it comes to female competition, nothing can be more real than the feelings of the parties involved.

I can’t substitute it even if I want to.

From a male perspective, isn’t it just a like?
If you have liked her posts, you should like yours back next time. Isn’t it better to be fair?

Obviously not.

Moonlight leaked in through the open blinds outside the window, casting an amber grating on the short-haired girl’s waist, flickering with the amplitude of her breathing.

“some.”

Guan Yongyi nodded vigorously.

Seeing the man’s confused expression, she simply leaned over and used the tip of her nose to push open Lu Jincheng’s jaw, and the ends of her hair brought up the fragrance of hair care oil.

“You read history books when you were a kid, didn’t you? Did you hear this sentence?”

The floor-to-ceiling windows reflect two silhouettes wrapped in the moon, forming a light and dark boundary with the gradually lit neon lights of the CBD in the distance.

“what?”

“Cut five cities today, ten cities tomorrow, and then have to sleep well overnight.”

Guan Yongyi paused for a few seconds, opened a bottle of cold beer, gulped down a big gulp, and continued.

“I got up and looked around the four borders, and the Zhou army arrived. However, the land at the pass was limited, and the tyrannical Zhou was insatiable. The more they offered tribute, the more they invaded. Therefore, the victory or defeat of the strong and the weak was decided without fighting.”

“.”

When Lu Jincheng heard this, he almost laughed out loud.

Although he tried hard to control his voice, the slight curve at the corner of his mouth still revealed his inner thoughts.

“Why do you look like that?”

“Is it funny?”

The short-haired girl hit him angrily, then put the beer can in her hand against the edge of the man’s lower abdomen.

The cold mist on the surface of the aluminum can instantly swallowed up the body temperature that had not yet recovered.

“Hahahaha, no no no, it’s so cold.”

The man quickly begged for mercy and smiled as he took her into his arms again.

“I just can’t help but feel a little overwhelmed. This is the first time I’ve heard of the Six Kingdoms Theory being used in this way.”

“History must be learned and applied actively. Do you understand that?”

Guan Yongyi raised his chin and snorted softly.

“Then how are you going to deal with Zhou Bing next?” “I won’t tell you.”

The aroma of malt floats between the intertwined breaths.

Sometimes, life is like an unbroken soft-boiled egg, and no one knows what will happen in the next second.

For example, Guan Yongyi who returned to campus life.

Ever since her paper was published in China Journal, all the teachers in the law school have treated Guan Guan as their treasure.

“Guan Yongyi, please answer this question.”

“The person on the far left of the third row (Kwan Wing-yee), please tell me whether in a divorce case, civil entities other than the parties to the marriage, such as the husband’s parents, should be allowed to participate in the lawsuit as a third party regarding the division of property?”

“Students, in this class we will not cover new knowledge points, but will focus on analyzing and sorting out the content of the papers on intellectual property law in the second issue of China Legal Studies.”

Even Li Suying, who personally brought out the academic achievements, would not hesitate to call Guan Yongyi to her office for a talk every now and then.

“Guan Guan, what have you been doing after class recently?”

“I know you want to have a relationship. Teacher, you’re not as rigid as your mother, but you said that once the thesis project is finished, shouldn’t you go back to the law firm for internship?”

“understood”

Guan Yongyi had no choice but to agree immediately.

Since participating in the thesis project, the related affairs of Le Ying Law Firm have naturally been put aside.

The last time Guan Guan took a case as a paralegal was in Hangzhou at the end of last year.

After New Year’s Day, she focused her main energy on her thesis.

This time when the dust had settled, Li Suying immediately called her back to prevent the promising law student from playing to the point of losing focus.

“You should also go to the professional courses frequently. The professors in the college value you very much now.”

“Ok.”

She nodded.

It is no secret at Jiangcheng University of Finance and Economics that Li Suying is about to be promoted to the dean of the School of Law because she has achieved amazing academic results with her undergraduate students.

The competitor’s tactics were cracked early on. Li Suying’s qualifications, abilities, and achievements were all impeccable, so this promotion was a sure thing.

Even her favorite student, Guan Yongyi, was treated like a star.

Not to mention the LexisNexis premium account, just with the labels of short hair, medium height and great beauty, Guan Yongyi can walk around the school library with her head held high.

Within a few days, all the administrators were reminded by a leader above them.

“Guan Guan! Who is that person on Zhihu talking about?”

“Lv Jincheng is your boyfriend, right?”

“You actually published a paper with your boyfriend! Holy shit.”

“This is an academic couple. This is the CUFE version of Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin!”

When the class was over at noon, Guan Yongyi was surrounded by his classmates again and started gossiping.

no way.

Now when she walks in the law school, someone smiles at her, waves, nods, and says hello every now and then.

Given Guan Guan’s personality, most people don’t know him anyway.

In the past, I would definitely ignore it and walk away.

But this time, she also began to try to step out of her comfort zone and nodded in response to strangers.

This is human nature. After achieving success, we should become more humble and down-to-earth.

What’s more, these students are also very enthusiastic.

The second and third year graduate students in the same college, as well as doctoral students, also helped me a lot.

It’s not appropriate to be so aloof and distant.

“Yes, you are right.”

So, facing everyone’s questions and gossip, Guan Yongyi smiled and admitted it openly.

“We were opponents in the debate competition, and now we are boyfriend and girlfriend. We argue with each other a lot.”

“He and I can indeed be called an academic couple.”

(End of this chapter)