The wicked mother-in-law doesn't try to whitewash herself; she only abuses her awful children.

Granny Luo wanted to answer for Chunwang, but Chunwang quickly sat up and asked Master Su, "Master, if I lied, do I really not need to come tomorrow?"

Master Su nodded in agreement.

Chunwang immediately replied, "No collision."

Granny Luo straightened her back and said, "I told you my grandson was wronged. How could a student taught by you, Master Su, lie?"

Master Su asked again, "Are you sure you didn't bump into anything?"

Chunwang firmly stated, "There was no collision."

Master Su smiled and said, "Alright, you can continue to come to class tomorrow."

Tong Huaqiong was about to say how could Master Su be fooled by a child, but seeing Chunwang's expression, she felt that Master Su was probably trying to trick Chunwang and Granny Luo.

Chunwang was stunned. Didn't they say he wouldn't need to come if he didn't tell the truth?

He lied! How could Master Su not see through it? Why did he still want him to continue attending classes?

God knows how much he hated going to the private school.

He still hasn't learned how to hold a pen properly, and he doesn't know many characters. He can't understand what Master Su is saying, and he's drowsy in class every day.

However, his grandmother and father had high hopes for his studies. His grandmother always urged him to study hard, forcing him to study until midnight. She nagged him every day about passing the imperial examinations and becoming a high-ranking official. She said she would sell everything she owned to send him to Shengjing to study.

Once he passed the exam, his grandma and dad enjoyed a life of luxury with him.

He was so annoyed by this nagging every day.

He had long since given up on the idea. Every time he had that thought, his grandmother would burst into tears, and his father would raise a stick.

He didn't want to study; he wanted to join the army and become a general.

To ensure he could study well, they provided him with plenty of eggs every day and would catch chickens for him to eat from time to time. However, Yaozu told him last time that even if he didn't attend the private school, as the only son of the Luo family, he could still eat these things.

He thought Yaozu was right, so why should he still study?

He caused trouble every day at the private school and had long wanted Master Su to expel him, but Master Su refused to dismiss him. He concluded that Master Su was afraid of his grandmother.

“Well, Master Su, this matter can’t be left like this. Look at my grandson, he’s been beaten and is covered in bruises. You have to make them pay for it.”

Master Su believed his grandson's words, and Granny Luo was naturally pleased.

However, simply believing it isn't enough; Widow Tong also needs to pay compensation.

As long as Master Su speaks up, Widow Tong has no choice but to compensate. Granny Luo is already thinking about how much to compensate. Yes, five taels of silver. She's heard that Liu Tielian's nephew earns five taels a month as the manager of Peach Blossom Dessert Shop.

Master Su said with a smile, "Alright, since that's the case, then let Xiaolong compensate Chunwang with a box of books. As the teacher, I haven't disciplined my student well, so I'll be punished by having to go to your house every night to teach Chunwang."

Although Granny Luo was unhappy, she thought it was acceptable. A box of books wasn't cheap; it was like taking a piece of flesh from Widow Tong.

The point isn't really about compensation; it's about letting the villagers see that Master Su is biased towards Chunwang.

Her son Chunwang has gained the favor of Master Su, who is giving him special tutoring. Chunwang is sure to have a bright future.

Chunwang was completely bewildered. What? Not only were they not expelling him from the private school, but they were also giving him extra tutoring.

How can that work.

Chunwang got up, overcoming his fear of Master Su, and said, "Master Su, didn't you just say that if I lied, I wouldn't have to go to the private school tomorrow? How can you go back on your word? I just lied, so why are you still making me go to the private school and even coming to my house to give me extra tutoring?"

"As your teacher, you have broken your word."

Tong Huaqiong laughed; Su Fuzi was also a bit cunning.

He wants to expel Chunwang. Granny Luo is not someone to be trifled with. If Master Su expels Chunwang because he bullies his classmates and is of bad character, Granny Luo will relentlessly cause trouble at the private school.

If Chunwang were to admit to having murderous tendencies in front of everyone, then it would be perfectly reasonable for Master Su to expel him. After all, he was so young and harbored murderous thoughts; if he could kill Chen Sufeng today, he could kill his classmate tomorrow. What family would want their child to have such a dangerous threat in their life?

The consequences of expelling Chunwang will not only be borne by Master Su alone, but by all the villagers in the village whose children are in the private school.

The villagers absolutely could not tolerate Granny Luo causing trouble at the private school.

"Chunwang, do you mean you lied just now and actually bumped into Man'er's mother?" Tong Pandi asked in surprise, then emphasized, "How could you lie? If you lie, you can't come to the private school anymore."

Chunwang said, "Yes, I lied just now."

Granny Luo wanted to kick Chunwang in the butt a few times.

That brainless idiot stubbornly denies it; what can Master Su do to him? Anyway, no one saw it.

She didn't understand why her grandson had suddenly confessed without being asked.

"Chunwang!" Granny Luo shouted sternly.

Chunwang hurriedly said to Master Su, "Master, I did lie just now. I did bump into Man'er's mother. I saw Man'er's mother on the road this morning and deliberately bumped into her hard."

Tong Huaqiong asked, "Why did you deliberately bump into Man'er's mother?"

Chunwang said, "My grandma said you're bad. My sister and my mother work at your house but don't bring any money home. It's all because of you. Xiaolong and Man'er are nosy at the private school. Every time I get into a fight, they scold me. Man'er's mother deserves to suffer for you. If Man'er's mother and the child in her belly were to be killed in the accident, you would definitely be heartbroken."

The villagers gasped in shock; the child was beyond saving.

So young yet so vicious, even more vicious than Xu Si, the former number one bully in the village.

He's here to kill people.

Even Tong Huaqiong was shocked by Chunwang's nonchalant attitude towards killing people at such a young age.

Tong Huaqiong wished she could go up and kick him away.

Grandma Luo showed no panic when her grandson told her the truth. She still felt it was all Tong Huaqiong and her children's fault. Since Chen Sufeng had given birth smoothly, her Chunwang shouldn't be held accountable.

But she didn't dare say it in front of Tong Huaqiong.

"Why did you lie just now?" Tong Huaqiong continued to ask.

Chunwang suddenly blurted out, "Because the teacher said that if you lie, you don't have to come to the private school. I didn't want to study this lousy book anymore, so I lied and said that I didn't hit Man'er's mother."

He then turned to Master Su, unconvinced, and said, "Master, aren't you usually so perceptive? How come you can't tell that I'm lying in this matter?"

The villagers who were watching the drama immediately scrutinized Master Su with their eyes.

Exactly, how come you, as the teacher, couldn't see that Chunwang was lying?

He must be fired! He absolutely must be fired!

What else could Master Su say? He sighed and said, "Since you admit you lied, then you don't need to come to the private school anymore."

This fulfilled Chunwang's wish.

He wished he could kowtow to Master Su right then and there.

Granny Luo was unwilling and pulled Master Su aside, saying, "No, I did pay my tuition. I even gave you a bag of flour the day before yesterday."

Master Su said with a serious expression, "Don't pull or tug at me in broad daylight. I will naturally return your tuition and noodles."

Granny Luo was about to throw a tantrum, making a scene at the entrance of the private school, threatening to hang herself, but was restrained by the surrounding villagers.

"Grandma, didn't you want me to study hard and become a high-ranking official so you could earn an imperial title? I don't need to study; I can become a great general."

Chunwang yelled a few times and rolled on the ground, feeling that his grandmother was being too annoying today, blocking his path to becoming a great general. (End of Chapter)