Drama Queen Reborn as a Top Student!-Chapter 760 - 329 looks at it as if watching a legend_2

Thinking about becoming classmates with them from now on, I couldn’t help but smile.

One of the male teachers, upon seeing Gu Bichen, instinctively stood up. After completing the formalities, he handed back the documents to Gu Bichen and said with a smile, "Gu, would you like to rest in the classroom for a while? It’s quite windy on the playground."

Cheng Xuyuan clenched his fists and said indignantly, "Why is there such differential treatment?"

Yuan Tingfang smirked, "The school belongs to his family. The Crown Prince is here to study. If you were a teacher here, what would you do?"

Cheng Xuyuan loosened his clenched fists and pouted, "Alright, what can I say. After all, his last name is Gu."

Gu Bichen heard this and furrowed his brows slightly, glancing at the man before him. "Can all other students go to the classroom to rest?"

The male teacher rubbed his nose awkwardly. "Well...."

"If not, then don’t give me any special treatment. Here, I am just an ordinary student."

After saying that, he walked towards the crowd.

A nearby male teacher whispered to him, "You were too rash. The Gu family has a reputation for integrity—they don’t engage in those kinds of things. Your attempt to flatter him backfired badly."

The teacher who tried to ingratiate himself with Gu Bichen was named Han Jun. He graduated from the De Ren University School of Education and pursued a graduate degree specializing in history. During his PhD studies, he latched onto Xie Feng’s support and joined his research group. Thanks to Xie Feng’s recommendation, he entered the Young Talent Class teaching faculty and was slated to become a history teacher for the class in the future.

The other male teacher—tall and physically imposing—was named Zhan Guangtian. He was a sports education graduate with extensive teaching experience and numerous accolades to his name.

He didn’t rely on connections to enter Xie Feng’s research group, but earned his place through solid professional abilities. Thus, he greatly disdained Han Jun’s behavior.

Han Jun said irritably, "How was I supposed to know the Crown Prince has such a temperament? I’m just worried that failing to serve him well might affect my promotions."

Zhan Guangtian shook his head, "Han, you’re a history teacher, and you still use the word ’serve’? This isn’t the feudal era anymore—this is a school. All students should be treated equally."

Han Jun was about to say something when he noticed students approaching, so he held his tongue.

Walking toward them was a pair of teenagers—a boy and a girl. The boy’s figure was tall and upright like bamboo, exuding a clear aloofness with an air of refined dignity. His features, shrouded in the morning mist, seemed like distant mountain clouds—ethereal and reserved, eliciting admiration for such an elegant and refined young man.

Beside him, the girl was even more remarkable. Despite her simple and low-key attire, her exceptional aura made it impossible to overlook her.

Cheng Xuyuan waved excitedly, "Shen!"

Yuan Tingfang quietly distanced himself from Cheng, thinking to himself, *This guy is just too much.*

The girl raised her head, revealing a delicate and charming face beneath her hat. Her skin was so fair that it seemed to reflect light.

Everyone present couldn’t help but hold their breath.

She was simply too beautiful.

The girl smiled faintly, her lips curving softly.

The playground fell into a deathly silence, only the sound of the wind whistling past could be heard.

Even the wind seemed to favor her, lifting a strand of hair from her temples and brushing it against her cheek, as if bestowing a gentle kiss.

Receiving her response, Cheng Xuyuan waved even more energetically, his face frozen in a laughing expression.

Leng Yunyang nudged Gu Bichen beside him, "Feeling unsettled seeing those two perfect matches walking together?"

Gu Bichen furrowed his brows, "What nonsense are you talking about?"

Leng Yunyang smirked, his gaze seeming to penetrate all pretense. Gu Bichen turned his head away, refusing to meet his probing eyes.

Han Jun was handling the boy’s registration, "Liu Runxi, are you the second-place Gold Medalist of CMO, Liu Runxi?"

He couldn’t help but look up at the boy in front of him several times.

*A gentleman like jade, gentle and radiant, upright and elegant, as ethereal as mist.*

Zhan Guangtian turned to look at the girl, "Shen You’an."

Han Jun’s gaze instantly shifted to the girl beside Liu Runxi, "Are you the first-place Gold Medalist of CMO, Shen You’an?"

She was the one who solved one of the seven major world physics problems—the Navier-Stokes equations. De Ren University was still keeping this news under wraps; otherwise, it would cause a sensation in the international physics community.

Han Jun had already heard she was a girl but didn’t expect her to be so stunningly beautiful.

She looked more like a pop star than an academic genius.

This extreme contrast gave her an aura of contradiction and mystery, making her exceptionally captivating.

The girl nodded gracefully, "That’s me."

Zhan Guangtian handed her back her documents, "Shen, this way please."

At school, students are evaluated by their achievements. If anyone is to receive preferential treatment, only Shen You’an is worthy of such consideration.

As Shen You’an walked toward the crowd, everyone’s gaze fell on her, their expressions akin to observing a living legend.

Able to solve one of the seven great world physics problems at such a young age—she was indeed worthy of being called a legend.

Zhan Guangtian stepped forward, "Everyone, form two rows."

All twenty students were present and automatically arranged themselves into two lines.

Zhan Guangtian said, "Let me first introduce myself. My name is Zhan Guangtian, and I will be your future physical education teacher. You might be wondering why we’ve gathered here on the playground."

"Because your first lesson is physical education."

His gaze swept across the youthful faces, his voice loud and confident, every word resonating deeply.

"You are all academic prodigies, geniuses, future pillars of various fields, and the hope for our nation’s revitalization. But the prerequisite for achieving all of that is having a healthy body. There’s a saying: ’Your body is the capital for revolution.’ If your health fails, everything else collapses."

"So, starting now, I will work with you, striving together to strengthen and build your healthy physique brick by brick. Everyone, put down your bags. Let’s start with a five-kilometer run to warm up."

Yuan Tingfang’s face immediately fell. Since childhood, she had always hated physical education.

Five kilometers? What a nightmare.

If she had known the Young Talent Class would be this exhausting, she wouldn’t have joined even if someone threatened her.

She glanced around. A few people already had expressions of despair on their faces. Academic prodigies are generally homebodies—some can sit for hours immersed in difficult problems, with zero athletic ability. Starting off with a five-kilometer run was akin to asking for their lives.

Especially the girls; the resistance was written all over their faces.

Among the female students in the Young Talent Class—only five in total, making up a quarter of the class—two were exceptions: Jiang Yumo and Shen You’an.