Chapter 603: 289 The Deceptive Dowager Empress (First Update)_3 Chapter 603: 289 The Deceptive Dowager Empress (First Update)_3 Liao Quan scratched his head, chuckling, “Well, there certainly are.”
Xiao Liulang took a deep breath. Not displaying anger didn’t mean he didn’t have it, his good upbringing just allowed him to suppress it properly.
But this little monk was constantly overstepping his boundaries, making him feel close to losing his cool.
Liao Quan thought to himself, better wait until you’re there to flip out, I’m worried you’ll lose it now, and then need to lose it again later.
Xiao Liulang and Liao Quan headed to Guozijian.
Perhaps traumatized by Xiao Jingkong, even after this incident, Master Sun still brought Master Jiang as backing.
Both Masters had an indescribable look on their faces.
Xiao Liulang gave Master Sun a quick scan. There was no crying, no injuries, no other kids complaining; it shouldn’t be a major problem, right?
“Master Sun, could you please tell me what Xiao Jingkong has done?” he asked in a polite manner.
Master Sun had a wager with him. However, Master Sun always believed Xiao Liulang would lose it, so he was having a pure conversation with Xiao Liulang as Xiao Jingkong’s master today: “You… best see it for yourself in the classroom.”
So Xiao Liulang followed Master Sun to the classroom.
As soon as he reached the door, he noticed today’s classroom was exceptionally bright. Looking closer, he realized it was a bunch of little light bulbs shining!
He was stunned, doubting if he had entered the wrong room, and instinctively tried to retreat.
Master Sun heaved a bitter laugh.
After all, Xiao Liulang was someone who had experienced stormy times. He quickly grasped the situation. Even though he was shocked inside, he maintained a poker face: “This was… Xiao Jingkong’s doing?”
Master Sun nodded. He was almost in tears: “He shaved off half the class’s hair… one of them is a prince, and a few are sons and grandsons of high officials…”
Oh my, how on earth was he supposed to handle this catastrophe in his class!
Xiao Liulang had been mentally prepared, unlike Master Sun who had been caught off guard when he first walked into the classroom. As soon as he opened the door and saw a flock of little monks, the shock was beyond words.
Xiao Liulang said, “Wait, why did he do this?”
Master Sun looked like he wanted to cry, “That’s the problem. Xiao Jingkong didn’t force them, they begged him to shave their heads.”
Yes, head shaving was the term.
Master Sun remembered it clearly because that was the word Xiao Jingkong used when he replied.
Xiao Liulang was gritting his teeth in anger!
Had this kid become addicted to shaving people’s heads?!
Also, how did he manage to bring a razor into Guozijian?
Xiao Liulang suppressed his anger and called Xiao Jingkong over: “Tell me, what happened? Why did they ask you to… shave their heads?”
Xiao Jingkong responded nonchalantly, “Because they all want to be as smart as me!”
As he spoke, he casually patted his smooth head, “Great Aunt said that smart people have no hair. This is called being super smart!”
Great Aunt came to play cards yesterday. He was very upset and asked her why he couldn’t grow hair. This was how Great Aunt answered him!
Xiao Liulang frowned!
How could you deceive a child ?!
In the Renshou Palace, Empress Dowager Zhuang, who was reviewing memorials, suddenly sneezed.
Oh, Jiaojiao must be missing her!
Xiao Jingkong was the top student in the class and never lied, so his words were very convincing.
He said shaving heads made you smarter, and none of the students doubted it.
Qin Chuyu was the first to support his important friend, followed by Xu Zhuzhu. After that, the situation got completely out of control.
If Master Sun hadn’t arrived early, Xiao Jingkong would have probably turned the whole class bald.
All said and done, everyone was impressed with his head-shaving skills.
But speaking of which, how could a four-year-old kid possess such physical dexterity?
Master Sun was bewildered: “He’s so good at shaving heads, was he a monk in the past?”
Xiao Liulang: “Yeah, he was.”