When Lu Siqiao received her eighty-yuan bonus and was surrounded by teachers eager to nurture her talent, Mo Ziyan approached the principal of Sunshine Elementary School and voiced her doubts.

"I saw she had a question bank with lots of questions I'd never seen before. Who knows if she'd already seen the answers?" Mo Ziyan said indignantly.

The principal of Sunshine Elementary School, Cai Minjun, frowned and asked again, "Do you have any evidence for what you're saying? It would be a shame to wrong an innocent person."

Mo Ziyan was only ten years old and hadn't considered things thoroughly. But she was certain that Lu Siqiao didn't have the ability to write out those answers, and nodded vigorously.

Cai Minjun told her to wait and then called someone to bring Lu Siqiao over.

She was very good at talking and said that she had an Olympiad math exam paper and wanted Lu Siqiao to help her solve it.

When Lu Siqiao saw Mo Ziyan standing to the side, she knew that nothing good was coming.

However, she did not refuse. She glanced at the test paper and nodded slyly to Cai Minjun: "Principal Cai, if I answer it correctly, will there be a reward?"

Cai Minjun was amused by her and took out an exquisite thermos cup with the words "Sunshine Primary School" written on it.

"If you can answer this, I'll give it to you," she said with a light laugh.

Lu Siqiao nodded, sat on the sofa, and buried herself in the test paper.

The door attracted many teachers and students, who curiously looked at everything.

What is Principal Cai planning to do?

About forty minutes later, Lu Siqiao handed the test paper to Cai Minjun and calmly said, "I've finished answering."

Cai Minjun looked at it intently, her expression quite interesting. She couldn't help but slap the table and exclaim, "Excellent! Even I didn't think of such a solution. Concise and easy to understand. Young student, you're truly remarkable!"

Mo Ziyan, who was standing to the side, suddenly felt weak in the knees and turned ashen-faced.