Guan Yun went back that day and went through their chat history and Ali's Moments.

Goodness, Guan Yun immediately noticed that the background of every photo Ah Li posted was none other than Peking University! Even though he hadn't noticed it before!

Moreover, all of this was traceable. It's also his fault; when he learned that Ahri had been admitted to university, he forgot to ask where.

He thought what Ahri meant when she said, "It's just a normal university, you'll see later."

He genuinely thought that Ah Li might have gone to a slightly better university than usual, but little did he know that she would have gone straight to Peking University.

Then, Guan Yun's rambling was discovered by his aunt.

Her aunt easily learned about Ah Li from Guan Yun, and also knew that the girl Guan Nian contacted every time was Ah Li, and that the two were even boyfriend and girlfriend.

Finally, as soon as Guan Nian returned, her aunt pulled her to the flower shop.

However, Ahri seemed very busy at the time, and Guan Nian didn't bother her.

Seeing that the two were alright, Guan Yue glanced around casually and then left.

Later, knowing that Guan Nian was going to wait for Ali at the university gate, the two of them specially waited there, wanting to see how enthusiastic the two would be after their long-awaited reunion.

That's it?

And those two people from earlier... something seemed off.

Especially that last glance Guan Nian gave before leaving—did she spot them?

The next day, Ah Li slept well, changed her clothes, packed her things, and went to class.

When they arrived at the large classroom, everyone was quiet. One of Ali's roommates quietly waved to Ali.

When Ahri sat down, her roommate said, "A very important person is going to give a lecture today."

Who is it?

"I heard he's an old professor."

Ahri indicated that she understood, and then opened the book in her hand.

When the old professor arrived, he began to teach using his experience and humor.

As the class drew to a close, he slowly said, "I have assigned you a special assignment. Whoever completes it well and satisfies me will have a valuable opportunity to become my teaching assistant and hold a teaching position at Kyoto University."

These words caused an instant uproar in the room, as if a stone had been thrown into a calm lake and created a great ripple effect.

The old professor left, but he also left behind that assignment.

Ahri looked at the assignment and, like everyone else, fell silent.

It's not that it's difficult, nor is it that it's easy.

Rather, this is a debate: should the past be forgotten, and are we qualified to forgive the heroes of history?

After writing and submitting the answer, Ali continued his studies and part-time job at the flower shop.