Wu Qian dropped out of school, but the topic on Weibo hasn't disappeared.
Despite Kyoto First Junior High School's clarification.
But not many people believed it.
Now it's my turn to be the bricklayer.
So, I, a construction worker, broke a major news story, effectively slapping people in the face.
The evidence inside was very detailed, even more detailed than the evidence found by his elder brother Su Linzhe, down to the minute and second.
Even the cause of the matter was explained clearly and explicitly.
This caused an uproar across the internet.
They've led the marketing accounts astray again.
[This female classmate is disgusting. Just because someone has good grades, she slanders them like this.]
How could Kyoto No. 1 High School produce such scum?
I was her classmate, and I really didn't expect that someone who usually seemed so honest could be so ruthless when she bit—like she wanted to tear a piece of flesh off. Thankfully, she dropped out of school.
【Drop out of school. 】
[Just processed today.]
Shouldn't this kind of student be expelled?
[Exactly, isn't dropping out of school too cheap?]
[Those who get better grades than her spread rumors and fabricate stories.]
[After hearing what you all said, I feel increasingly horrified. This is only because she has good grades; if it were anyone else, wouldn't this girl have killed someone?]
Now that you mention it, I'm starting to worry too.
Being around classmates like that is terrifying.
[No school would dare accept a student like this.]
I think this kind of person should be locked up and properly educated to prevent them from committing any serious crimes in the future.
There were dissenting voices below.
This is a bit too serious.
[Feeling sorry for her? Imagine if it were your child, being slandered by a girl like that. Could she bear it?]
The person who had just been speaking up for that girl suddenly fell silent.
If it were her child who had been bullied like this, he would probably be so angry that he would want to kill the person and beat them up to vent his hatred.
This incident has gone viral not only online.
This is even true in real life.
The Weibo post clearly states that they are classmates, and considering the school previously exposed, it's Kyoto No. 1 High School. Regarding the math Olympiad class, it's clearly a student from that class.
Some gossipy people were asking Wu Qian's mother on their phones.
"Qianqian's mom, is Wu Qian studying in the math Olympiad class at Kyoto No.1 High School?"
"yes,"
Wu Qian's mother is very proud of her daughter, after all, not everyone can get into the math olympiad class.
So Wu Qian's mother still looked smug when she spoke.
"The person talking about online is probably your Qianqian. Do you know about Qianqian dropping out of school?"
"When did you drop out of school?"
"It happened before. Her classmates all mentioned it on Weibo."
"Impossible, my daughter won't drop out of school. She's such a good student, how could the school bear to let her go? Don't talk nonsense."
After Wu Qian's mother finished speaking, she left.
She didn't believe it. She thought it was all nonsense online.
But when she turned around, she saw her son leading her daughter back; it wasn't time for school to end yet.
Wu Qian never expected that her own mother would catch her red-handed.
"Wu Gao, Wu Qian, why are you back? Shouldn't you be in class at this hour?"
"Mom, Qianqian isn't feeling well, I'll take her home."
Wu Liang tried to cover up his past, and at that time they were unaware of the revelation on Weibo that I was a bricklayer.
Wu Qian's mother realized that the two of them usually pretended not to know each other at school.
So why are we going home together now?
Then Wu Qian's mother asked in a somewhat frantic voice, "Is that student mentioned on Weibo you?"
"Mom, what's Weibo?"
Wu Qian asked, puzzled.
The aunt who had just been talking to Wu Qian's mother about this situation then took out her phone and said...
"It's on Weibo that a student from Kyoto No. 1 High School was expelled for spreading rumors about his classmates. You guys don't know?"
Wu Qian took out her phone and opened Weibo.
The above are all news items about her.
Most of the people around her were criticizing her.
How could this happen? Didn't they say they wouldn't expose it online?
On the way back, Wu Qian and Wu Liang remained silent the whole way, neither of them in the mood to talk, let alone look at their phones or Weibo.
After reading the Weibo post, Wu Qian finally saw the messages sent to her by several friends on WeChat.
Friend A: "Wu Zhai, I never imagined you were this kind of person. From now on, we are no longer friends."
Friend B: "Wu Qian, you are such a scary person. Luckily, you haven't done anything to me all these years, but we are no longer friends. I don't want a friend like you."
Friend C: "Wu Qian, I never expected you to be this kind of person. You must have talked a lot of badmouthing me behind my back."
Wu Qian wanted to send a message to explain and try to persuade him to stay, but unexpectedly...
Sorry, you do not have permission to send a message to this person. You need to add them as a contact.
These people all deleted her.
Immediately following this was a series of QQ system messages beeping continuously.
[You have been kicked out of the class group by Yan Yingqing, the administrator of the math Olympiad class.]
[You have been kicked out of the class group by the administrator of Class 2, Grade 11, xxx.]
[You have been kicked out of the class group by the class administrator xxx (for the first year of junior high school).]
These people used to envy her for getting into the math Olympiad class, but now they've even managed to get him removed from the class group chat. Even if she begs her to add him back, she won't.
Wu Qian's expectations were a bit too optimistic.
She was unaware that from this moment on, no middle school in Kyoto would accept a student of her character. They didn't want their school's reputation to be ruined because of such a student.
Even Kyoto No. 1 Middle School had to issue a statement on its website to expel Wu Qian, instead of allowing her to withdraw from school automatically as previously discussed.
Anyway, this matter has blown up.
Even private schools are unwilling to accept Wu Qian because many parents are collectively boycotting her. Their children may not be able to handle the pressure. What if they get upset? If they absolutely have to accept her, they'll have her transferred to another school; some parents have already started contacting new schools.
You know, there are plenty of wealthy private schools. If they leave, the students will lose a lot of income.
Wu Liang had no choice but to transfer her back to her hometown school.
With Wu Qian's grades, getting into a good university like Kyoto University shouldn't be a problem.
I can come back sometime.
Little did they know that information is so readily available online these days. Almost the entire school knew about Wu Qian's good deed. And to ensure their college entrance exam pass rate, the school desperately wanted a genius like Wu Qian who could get into the math Olympiad class.
Unexpectedly, Wu Qian's life back home wasn't good, which led to her doing extremely poorly in high school. She didn't even reach the score required for a vocational college, and she became depressed. After a year of remedial study, she still missed out on university.
Wu Liang supported her continuing her studies and taking the exam again, but Wu Qian really couldn't persevere. She had been discouraged and lost all her willpower.
Because of his lack of higher education, he ended up working in a small factory. He basically ruined his own life.
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