Quick Wear: Heaven Always Favors Me

Chapter 128 Star Academy Chief 15

In the main class a week later.

Jiang Yao is in trouble, all the students in Class A of the Combat Command Department thought.

Harrison stood on the stage with a gloomy expression. His gray hair seemed to have been groomed today. He looked like a nobleman today.

But today he did not look for homework according to the student number. Instead, he found Jiang Yao's homework at the first time and with incredible accuracy.

Jiang Yao vaguely felt that Harrison was in a bad mood today. She didn't know why, so she just looked at Harrison quietly.

After Harrison opened Jiang Yao's homework, he directly clicked on Jiang Yao's name.

Jiang Yao stood up and saw Harrison's dark green eyes staring at her, like a venomous snake examining its prey: "Someone reported to me that your previous homework was written by His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. Do you have anything to say?"

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince? What is the relationship between Jiang Yao and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince?

Even if there is a connection, given the Crown Prince's personality, he wouldn't do such a thing...

However, this is uncertain.

If this is true, does it mean that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is extremely satisfied with Jiang Yao?

After all, he was willing to do this for her.

They didn't know who to envy for a while.

But when this matter was made public, many people did believe it.

After all, it would be easier for them to accept if the homework was done by the eldest prince, rather than believing that a transfer student who had only attended school for two days could do such a homework. How embarrassing would that make them feel?

Jiang Yao quickly replied: "No, Senior Ji did give me some guidance, but I completed both assignments myself."

Jiang Yao denied it, but not completely.

She didn't clarify the relationship between this assignment and Ji Chenze, which made others doubt her even more.

Harrison glanced at Jiang Yao and said calmly, "Then I'll ask Ji Chenze to come here in person."

This time, Harrison didn't even address the Crown Prince as His Royal Highness, but called him by his first name, and he was obviously angry.

Jiang Yao rejected Harrison's proposal: "Teacher, no need, the manuscripts of the assignments are all here, you can check them yourself."

Jiang Yao directly took out a thick stack of manuscripts and placed it on the podium.

Harrison lowered his eyes slightly and looked at the manuscripts. The words on the manuscripts were written in a flamboyant style, as if showing the confidence of the owner of the handwriting.

Harrison picked up the manuscript and began to look through it. No one in the classroom dared to make a sound.

Liao Yongchang, who was making the complaint, did not see any panic or guilt on Jiang Yao's face. Instead, she looked contented. She waited calmly for Harrison to read the manuscript.

At this time, the sunlight came through the window and fell on her profile. Her dark blue eyes looked like a dazzling sapphire under the sunlight. Those who were secretly observing Jiang Yao's situation were stunned for a moment.

Harrison glanced through the stack of manuscripts. The more he looked, the more astonishment in his eyes became.

He projected the manuscript on the screen and looked at Jiang Yao. His tone was a little excited, and he was no longer calm as before: "Come up and prove yourself."

Jiang Yao walked to the podium with a calm expression, while Liao Yongchang, who was making a complaint below the stage, suddenly had his heart beating faster.

Harrison is talking about proof, not explanation.

Could it be that Jiang Yao really completed this homework by herself?

Everyone looked at Jiang Yao with burning eyes, and Jiang Yao calmly began his proof.

The handwriting on the manuscript was wild and majestic, and the arguments and evidence listed were similar to those in Jiang Yao's previous assignments. The difference was that Jiang Yao added a lot of content later.

Compared to a week ago, the content of this manuscript has obviously been updated and improved, so it appears to be better than the previous assignment.

After flipping through the manuscripts at the back, in addition to Jiang Yao's handwriting, there was an elegant and beautiful red font, which seemed to guide Jiang Yao's thoughts and always appeared in key places.

"These red words are the suggestions and directions that Senior Ji gave me, so the content of the plan was also modified and organized based on this point of view." Jiang Yao explained.

In addition to the manuscript written by himself, there are also many quoted materials interspersed in it. Jiang Yao clearly marked the source of each example and each argument.

Everyone can see Jiang Yao's clear thinking, and it is from this point that they realize that Jiang Yao is truly capable.

Homework can be done by someone else, but these materials and handwriting cannot be faked. Even Jiang Yao was so fluent when explaining his ideas that they suddenly understood.

Jiang Yao didn't even make any excuses. She just went on stage to explain and easily refuted those groundless rumors.

Harrison was very satisfied.

In fact, what everyone didn’t know was that Harrison was more suspicious of Jiang Yao than anyone else at the beginning.

Because the policy paper was too perfect, so perfect that it hardly seemed like it could be produced by a transfer student who had only been enrolled for two days.

That's why he asked Jiang Yao a lot of questions, asking her questions indirectly and testing her.

Also after Jiang Yao answered all the questions calmly, Harrison knew that the genius disciple he had been looking for was right in front of him.

So he pretended to listen to the student's words, but in fact, he wanted Jiang Yao to break the rumor herself and use her own strength to slap the faces of those who doubted her.

And what Jiang Yao did was better than he imagined.

This manuscript is extremely clear, all the arguments are combined one by one, and finally a conclusion is drawn, which is also the success rate of this battle.

Apart from these accidents, Jiang Yao had a pile of waste manuscripts.

Jiang Yao had no intention of reading any more, but Harrison forcefully opened her waste manuscript and said:

"Jiang Yao's draft alone is much better than some of your classmates' finished drafts. Think about it carefully. Do you have more problems, or are others more talented than you?"

"The Imperial Academy never accepts mediocre people. If you put your suspicion of others aside and focus on studying, I'm afraid your homework will look much better."

After saying this, Harrison glanced sternly at every student in the classroom.

"But in order to prevent some people from saying that Jiang Yao has memorized these manuscripts by heart, I have another homework assignment for you. Give it to me before get out of class is over." Harrison looked at Jiang Yao, his dark green eyes flashing with a burning light.

"I'll give you access, and you'll have the rest of the time to complete your analysis of the Battle of Normandy," Harrison said grimly.

This is actually similar to the previous assignment, except that the on-site inspection is scary.