My Youth Began With Him

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Translator: Noodletown Translations Editor: Noodletown Translations

Qin Chu tilted his head to look at Huo Mian. From start to finish, he was expressionless. No one really knew what he was thinking about.

"Aren't you a genius? Weren't you admitted into the school for getting the highest grades? It's already been a week since the new school year started. Please show me what problems you can solve. If you can solve them, I'll let you sleep in all of my classes from now on. If you can't though, you shall be kicked out of my class if you dare sleep during my lectures again… You're so young, yet you're already learning how to just be lazy while relying on your intelligence… You don't understand what it means to work hard or to respect your teachers. I will definitely tell your homeroom teacher after this. This is so ridiculous!"

The physics teacher was an old man around 50 years old. He was rather grumpy and bad-tempered.

Many students didn't like him, probably because he was very conservative and strict.

Mr. Wu's challenge triggered the interest of the other classmates, mainly because they wanted to see Huo Mian fail.

Zhu Lingling was rather scared for Huo Mian. She said in a low voice, "Hey, don't push it too far. If you really don't know, just apologize. Don't fuss with this old man."

Huo Mian was now fully awake from her dreams, and she snapped back to reality.

She gave out a lazy yawn then said in an arrogant tone, "Sir, go ahead, or else class is going to end."

The whole class burst into thundering laughter…

Even the class representative, Han Xu, couldn't help but secretly praise how daring Huo Mian was, "She's rather an interesting girl."

Wei Dong was the class clown. "I like her personality. She has character. A bit playful and yet a bit condescending."

Qin Chu, on the other hand, was still expressionless as he looked down and played with his miniature-sized Rubix cube in one hand…

It seemed like he lived in a totally different world…

The physics teacher was now bursting with anger after hearing what Huo Mian said. Initially, he didn't want to give her a really hard question.

Now, however, he decided to give her a university entrance examination level question even though they were only in the first week of grade 10.

Even the smartest students wouldn't be able to solve such difficult questions without learning it first.

The chalkboard in the front of the classroom was filled with physics equations as the whole class watched silently…

One girl whispered, "Old Man Wu is going to kill Huo Mian. I wouldn't be able to solve this question in a million years… I'm already shaking from just looking at it…"

Everyone was just watching a good show. They were all curious to see how badly this girl genius would screw up.

"You can come up now," the physics teacher said after writing out the question. He glanced at Huo Mian.

Huo Mian looked at her watch. "Sir, in 15 minutes, the class would be over. I have enough time to solve this question, but I have a small request…"

"What is it," the physics teacher said as he looked at Huo Mian in a strict manner.

"If I'm able to accurately solve this problem, can you end the class a few minutes earlier? I think I slept too much and now my head is a bit dizzy. I want to go out and breathe some fresh air."

The class went crazy when Huo Mian said these words…

How arrogant could this girl be? Does she want to be king of this class?

She was way too arrogant…

The physics teacher turned so stern that steam was practically shooting out of his head…

"You should first answer the question correctly before negotiating terms with me. If you get it wrong and are punished, don't blame me for being mean," Mr. Wu said, emphasizing each word.

Huo Mian slowly went up to the chalkboard and grabbed a piece of white chalk.

She quickly read the question… before solving it in the blink of an eye.

Her writing speed was incredible and no one could catch up with her…

"Damn… Is this girl possessed? How can she write so fast? I can't even follow her writing…"