After Marrying The Evil God

20- dragon pearl

The students were momentarily silent, obviously not expecting this to be the answer.

The innocent children began to think seriously.

How would they say this? Mr. Qi looked... very elegant, very noble, much like a noble child brought up by some extensive rich family; he even graduated from a prestigious school, and looked so handsome. In short, he was definitely not in the category of ordinary people. It was difficult for ordinary families to raise that kind of grace.

For some time, they thought it was very weird, as to why such an outstanding person would be a completely ordinary high school teacher. Many people even secretly guessed that Mr. Qi was actually that big family's child, and came out to experience life.

However, Mr. Qi had been teaching for several years, and he behaved very low-key, his standard of living no different from ordinary people's. Only then did the students believe that Mr. Qi was an ordinary person who worked very hard and was very outstanding, and didn't have any family background bonuses.

But he was still from an ordinary family. They didn't expect Mr. Qi to be so poor that he would actually get a naked marriage.

At this time, the students recalled the details bit by bit.

Students: Mr. Qi has a house and a car, but aren't there still many young people who struggle with mortgage and car loans these days? The reason Mr. Qi works so hard is definitely so that he can pay off the loan as soon as possible. He's a pitiful little boy who's oppressed by the burden of life!

— Qi Baicha, who owned mansions, villas, hotels, and manors all over the world, and even an island sent by Fu Mingye, had no idea that the students thought of him so.

Students: Teacher Qi's clothes are all unbranded street stall clothes, about twenty yuan each.

— Qi Baicha indeed did not wear any name brand clothes with logos. All of them were custom-made by private, high-level specialists.

Students: We've never seen Mr. Qi eat in the school cafeteria, but he often goes to the canteen to buy bread. He must be frugal.

— Qi Baicha did not need to eat. He bought bread to feed the birds in the mountains behind the school.

Qi Baicha found that the students' gazes suddenly became sympathetic when they looked at him. He didn't really want to know what those children's brains had made up.

At this moment, a boy was suddenly enlightened and shouted: "I know, Mr. Qi!"

Qi Baicha asked: "What do you know?"

The boy said with certainty: "You're a wealthy young master who fell in love with a commoner woman, right? The family elders didn't agree, so to elope out of love, you hid in Tibet and even suspended all of your bank cards, which is why you live such an impoverished life now!" This was how it was performed in TV dramas. Only in this way could it be explained why Mr. Qi had an extraordinary temperament, but led a poor life, unable to even have a wedding.
t/n: used the formal "you"
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"If you used your story composing abilities on writing essays, you would not be failing literature, Wang Xuanyu." Qi Baicha smiled gently.

Wang Xuanyu: "... I was wrong, Mr. Qi, pretend I didn't say that."

Ding ling ling—
t/n: actually there were six "ling's" but i thought that was too many

Qi Baicha closed his book: "Morning reading is over." Then he walked out of the classroom.

The students cheered, rushing out of the classroom, wanting to see if the program group was still there.