All Worlds Beg the Villainess to Act Like a Human

Chapter 318: Correcting the Unfortunate Life of a Girl (42)

"A rascal like you, it’s a wonder Xia Qianyan would ever fancy you," the young man tossed out this line angrily and left.

Wuh Huai’s voice chimed in: "Anyway, she wouldn’t fancy a coward like you; even if offered, you wouldn’t dare hit."

The young man wore a grim expression but didn’t say much more.

Gradually, many people came to find Wuh Huai, some to reason with him, others to threaten him verbally, and some tried to appeal to his emotions and logic, but ultimately they all retreated defeated.

Wuh Huai was too rogue, constantly inviting others to hit him on the head.

Interacting with such a mad fellow truly lowers one’s intellectual level and damages one’s cool image.

Many realized it was better to pursue Qiann Yan directly, and so each day Qiann Yan encountered various young men with bouquets in her presence.

Qiann Yan couldn’t stop their affection.

However, their actions had already seriously impacted her life.

She glanced at Wuh Huai beside her, who quickly straightened his posture; aside from other traits, his looks were unmatched.

Anyway, the entire group before her combined didn’t stand a chance against him.

"You’ve seriously affected my life," Qiann Yan told the young men before her, "I’m not interested in any of you."

"Xia Qianyan, classmate..."

Qiann Yan: "I’ve made it clear I won’t consider any of you."

Her stance was firm, with many choosing to back off; continuing to pester her would be disgraceful, and that’s not love, it’s harassment.

But there were always a few who deemed themselves extraordinary, showing no intention of leaving, casting hostile glances at Wuh Huai.

Wuh Huai: Baffling.

Yet, he felt somewhat proud; this was acknowledgment from rivals in love.

"Xia Qianyan, classmate, can you give me a chance to get to know the real me?"

Qiann Yan’s gaze turned cold: "You don’t look as good as Wuh Huai, why should I fancy you? Appearance matters, and yours doesn’t intrigue me at all."

Wuh Huai beamed broadly, this sort of counts as recognition, though there’s no outcome.

He touched his face; being good-looking is indeed an advantage, even if he’s a bit silly, it’s no big deal.

"Xia Qianyan, you’re so shallow, actually attacking my appearance," the young man didn’t look pleased.

Qiann Yan: "Your actions have become harassment. If you insist on continuing to affect my life, I’ll have no choice but to press charges."

Wuh Huai: "Qiann Yan, my family knows many lawyers, we can help you hire a good one to sue him to the end."

This time, fear showed in the young man’s eyes, and he hurried off with the flowers in his arms.

The others who saw this knew they couldn’t provoke her either and left dejectedly.

It wasn’t long before someone started spreading rumors about Qiann Yan, but those behind the rumors were quickly identified, and Wuh Huai talked to them thoroughly in the office.

The next day, these individuals publicly apologized, expressing that shame and anger from their unsuccessful pursuit led to such measures.

"What did you do to them?"

Wuh Huai rubbed his head: "Nowadays, slandering others is a crime, I brought them to the office and gave them some legal education; they finally realized their mistakes. We’re all students here, nobody wants a criminal record over these things."

He held onto evidence; even if he doesn’t remember those people, couldn’t he just take photos and make notes? Review them every morning, and he’d know which rivals were restless.

Qiann Yan indeed found peace.

She felt Wuh Huai might not be beyond hope; even if not academically capable, he still had a sharp mind.

That day, as she and Wuh Huai walked through the school gates, a young man stopped her; upon seeing him, Qiann Yan grew cautious.