Chapter 4: You're actually using this to intimidate me?

  In the office.

  "Teacher Unchi, Teacher Unchi, I want to learn painting from you." Nijuu looked like a chirping little bird, gazing at Unchi sitting across from her with sparkling eyes.

  "It's okay." Wei Chi leaned back in his chair, staring out the window with a distracted expression.

  "Really?" She clasped her hands together, a look of rapture on her face.

  "Hasn't Miao's recent performance been a bit off?" Wei Chi asked suddenly.

  Nai Jiu was taken aback for a moment, and she found that every time she spoke to Wei Chi for no more than three sentences, he would successfully shift the topic to Mao Ni, especially recently during the monthly exam.

  "You seem very concerned about Neko's situation, a truly diligent brother." She smiled, flipping through the computer records, "She mainly pulled down her science scores."

  "Hmm, it seems that girls are generally not good at science and technology." He seemed to have thought of something and showed a warm smile. Nijuu was enchanted and could only nod repeatedly.

  After entering junior high school, she couldn't go home every day. In the past, there was no such thing as evening self-study in her life. She looked at the dense words on the book, her eyelids getting heavier and heavier, nodding once, twice...

  "Meow~~ Meow~~" With a few strange cat calls, the head was suddenly hit by something, and the cat suddenly woke up, finding a huge paper ball on the table, and couldn't help but wipe the sweat with its paw.

  "Come out and take a look: I'm waiting for you on the playground, hurry up." - Wei Chi

  It's just a few sheets of paper, why use such a large newspaper? Isn't this intentionally trying to expose her? The cat looked at the study committee member on the podium, who was staring at her with a suspicious expression.

  She clutched her stomach: "Ow, my tummy hurts. I'll be right back." With that, she quickly escaped the classroom and ran towards the playground.

  "What did you call me out for?" She lazily lay on the grass, looking at the stars and asked. "You, a teacher, actually encouraged me to skip class."

  Wei Chi pulled her up: "I called you out, of course, there's something important." As he spoke, he took out a lantern from behind his back, as well as four textbooks. "Young man, I see that your physique is extraordinary, so the task of saving the Earth will be handed over to you. Come on, choose one."

  "...Am I supposed to take a lollipop and then sniffle?"

  "Haha, just kidding with you, today's math supplement. Are you really?"

  "Unbelievable!" The cat covered its face and let out a strange cry, "On such a beautiful night, you're actually scaring me with this!"

  Wei Chi revealed a warm smile: "You'd better hurry up and improve your grades, get into Ming Ze No. 1 Middle School. Otherwise, I'll come to whip you every day."

  The cat's paws trembled as it picked up the pen, cold sweat dripping down.

  "Idiot... can't even get something this basic right."

  "It should be like this! Remember?"

  "Hey! Are you listening?!"

  Wei Chi raised the pen in her hand, as if to hit her on the head. Miao Ni immediately dodged, "I know, I'll do it again." As she spoke, she buried her face and shed two lines of bitter tears.

  Math is killing me.

  Finally, under the constant urging of Wei Chi, Math Cat caught up with its math studies and was no longer at the bottom of the class.

  That morning, Nekomata was sitting with a discontented expression listening to Naiyou's Chinese lesson when suddenly a sturdy big man burst in.

  He ignored everyone's gaze, puffed out his round belly, and slapped the podium: "Which one of you in this class is called Miao Ni? Get up voluntarily!"

  "Excuse me, sir, what's going on?" Nijuu maintained a polite tone, her eyes drifting towards the cat tower, wondering what kind of trouble she had gotten herself into.

  The cat sat on the stool, motionless, and coldly stared at him: "What brings you to me, sir?"