Before, Gu Yang casually promised to teach Gu Ying the "immortal magic", and Gu Ying took it seriously. After recovering from the illness, he came to find Gu Yang.

Facing his serious look, Gu Yang suddenly felt a little guilty for lying to a child.

So she tried to pass on the key points of hypnosis that she understood to Gu Ying, and said: "Practicing immortal arts depends on talent. This fairy has given you the key points of practice, and whether you can comprehend it depends on you."

Gu Yang originally wanted to let Gu Ying take the blame for the magic, but what she never expected was that Gu Ying actually learned it!

Gu Yang was stunned at that time, okay?

When she looked at Gu Ying at that time, she only felt a string of characters pop up on his head: Genius +1.

After Gu Jin and Feng Jue discovered it, they also wanted to learn it.

Gu Yang also taught them, and then these two little prodigies experienced their first Waterloo in life.

I can’t learn it, no matter what I do.

In the end, Gu Yang concluded that you don’t have the talent for cultivating immortals.

What Gu Yang didn't know was that behind her back, Gu Jin and Feng Jue both went to find Gu Ying to spar with each other.

Now Gu Yang handed the little radish in the classroom to Gu Ying for the time being, and then went out to catch the kid Cao Cuo who skipped class.

Gu Yang was wandering around the orphanage with her hands behind her back. Regardless of her height and age, she actually looked quite like a headmaster.

She found little boy Cao Cuo squatting beside an iron tree.

Although he is very young, he seems to have a melancholy and aloof temperament.

His little hand gently touched the iron tree and said to it: "Big grass, big grass, you have grown new leaves again..."

Gu Yang stood behind him, hugging his arms, "This is not grass. This is called an iron tree."

Cao Cuo: “…”

Is this nitpicking?

Gu Yang asked: "If you keep calling it like this, will it respond?"

Cao Cuo ignored her and continued looking at the iron tree.

Gu Yang asked with a smile: "Do you know why it doesn't respond?"

Cao Cuo finally spoke, his voice was light, "Why?"

He stood up and turned to look at the little girl who was not even as tall as his shoulder.

He knew her name was Gu Yang, and she was a young teacher in the orphanage who knew a lot.

Gu Yang put his hands behind his back and walked in front of the iron tree. With an unfathomable look on his face, he seriously fooled Cao Cuo: "Because you don't understand it at all. Look, you even called its name wrong at the beginning. Just like you, if someone called you by the wrong name, would you pay attention to him?"

Cao Cuo: "My name is wrong."

Gu Yang: "..." Are you a nitpicker? Cao Cuo couldn't stand the pretentious look of this younger girl. Looking at her tense face, he couldn't help but laugh.

In the past, he would only smile when he saw plants bloom and bear fruit.

Gu Yang snorted and corrected himself, "What I mean is that you didn't call it by the right name. Do you understand what I mean?"

Cao Cuo thought for a moment, "What you said makes sense. But I called it by the right name later, so why didn't it respond?"

Gu Yang put his hands behind his back, looked up at the person in front of him, and continued to fool him: "That's because you don't know him at all. If someone you don't know calls you, you generally don't want to answer him, right?"

Cao Cuo nodded hesitantly.

In fact, basically no matter who calls him, he doesn't want to answer unless it's something particularly important.

Gu Yang: "So, you have to understand it, know what kind of plant it is, and know its kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species."

(End of this chapter)