Ninth class citizen

Chapter 13 New Roommate

Nan Rong automatically filtered out the thousands of school rules and only heard the last sentence.

Double return? Is there such a good thing in the world?
She paid the money happily, and the scene in front of her eyes instantly became clean and refreshed.

Then Nan Rong discovered that almost all the freshmen were queuing up to receive their school uniforms.

Not many people bought the school rules manual. They were all young people, and they instinctively hated and resisted such things.

But Nan Rong is the only one who didn't buy either a school uniform or a school rules manual.

The admissions teacher looked at her back and swallowed the reminder that was about to come to his lips.

Forget it, forget it. After all, they are not short of money. They are not like academic affairs teachers like me who work like slaves every day for a little salary.

In other words, only by relying on rebates from tuition fees and commissions from fines can we improve our lives.

He had read Nan Rong's resume. What about being an orphan, living on the minimum living allowance, and having mediocre academic performance?
But he can order people from the Special Affairs Bureau around, offend residents of eighth-magnitude stars without hesitation, and pay a tuition fee of 50,000 Cowans without blinking an eye.

Who would believe this if it wasn't made up on purpose to hide it from people?

Do you really think that the IQ of the academic affairs teacher is lower than that of the pigmon? What a joke!

Nan Rong received a full set of school supplies and returned to the dormitory carrying a thick book, only to find that her roommate had returned before her.

The other person was tall and thin, with short silver hair that reached his ears. His brows were slightly furrowed, with an indescribable look of worry.

She was wearing the hospital's winter uniform, sitting upright on the sofa in the public area, sipping tea in small sips.

Seeing Nan Rong coming in, she raised her head and looked at her curiously, as well as the heavy book in her arms.

"You didn't buy the school rules manual." The roommate said the first sentence.

"Yeah." Nan Rong responded casually and put her school supplies back into her room, only to see that her roommate had stood up and was standing at her door with a cup of tea.

"They all say that your family is powerful," she said bluntly.

Nan Rong was stunned for a moment, and quickly guessed why there was such a rumor.

No wonder I received so many different looks at the opening ceremony.

"They misunderstood," she explained simply.

"Really?" the roommate asked, sounding a little disappointed.

Nan Rong ignored her. She couldn't influence people's minds, and she was too lazy to spend time explaining.

"This is the school rules manual I bought earlier." The roommate went back to his room and brought back a thick booklet: "I'll sell it to you for 500 Cowens. Do you want it?"

"No, thank you." Nan Rong refused and asked in confusion, "I didn't see you at the ceremony today. Aren't you a student of our college?"

The roommate sighed and stretched out his right hand toward her: "Wendy Adams, a fourth-year student."

"Nan Rong." Nan Rong held her hand.

The hand was soft and a little cold, with loose muscles and no strength at all. It was indeed just an ordinary person's hand.

“It turns out that there are students in the fourth grade in our college.” Nan Rong said.

Wendy smiled bitterly: "There aren't many left."

"Is Ji Xuan your classmate?" Nan Rong took the opportunity to ask for the information he wanted to know: "For someone like her to be admitted to a top university, she must be very outstanding, right?"

"If she hadn't left, she would have been promoted to junior at the beginning of the semester." Wendy said sadly, "She has high IQ and perception, and passed the second-level genetic optimizer certification in her second year. We ordinary people can't compare." "You also passed the first-level certification." Nan Rong got the information he wanted to know, and comforted him, "You are already someone that many freshmen need to look up to."

"A first-level genetic optimizer is actually nothing. You don't know how difficult it is to move up." Wendy glanced at her again: "I thought it was over."

She pushed the school rules booklet in her hand forward: "300 Cowans, the lowest price."

"No need. Are you short of money?" Nan Rong was surprised by her persistence, but still clearly refused.

"How many people in Hilo Star Hua are not short of money?" Wendy laughed at herself: "Unlike you"

She didn't give Nan Rong a chance to explain and just turned and left. From her back, she looked quite distraught.

Nan Rong felt that this senior student and roommate was probably a little neurotic because of the stress she had caused from her studies.

The service of Xiluoxinghua is indeed excellent. Once the money is received, the terminal is immediately connected to the Xiluoxing network.

Nan Rong placed an order, but when filling in the delivery address, she was prompted: "An additional admission fee of 150 Cowens per piece is required to receive the package at this address. The fee will be collected by our company on your behalf."

There is such a trick to collect money? Nan Rong was amazed.

The courier fee of 10 Cowens, plus the school entrance fee of 150 Cowens, is almost as much as the price of a box of 200 basic energy bars.

Nan Rong decisively changed the delivery address to outside the school gate.

Then she placed an order online and asked someone to copy the winter school uniforms of Shiloh Xinghua, including both casual and formal uniforms.

The fabric used was the cheapest polyester, which cost 18 koens per meter. The various accessories and brooches on the dress were made of synthetic resin and copper gilt. The two sets together cost a total of 360 koens.

In order to save money, Nan Rong set a uniform delivery time. He only spent 100 Cowens on a one-time trip fee and received two express parcels, with 100 Cowens left in his account.

Nan Rong breathed a sigh of relief. All the planned expenses had been settled, and there shouldn't be any more money to spend before these energy bars were eaten up.

Of course, making money must be put on the agenda, but the most urgent task now is to study hard.

As long as you become an excellent genetic optimizer, money will no longer be a problem.

Nan Rong's heart felt warm when he thought of the bright future of money.

Classes officially started in the afternoon. The first class was a general introduction to genetics. Nan Rong put on his winter clothes and went out with his books.

The environment of the Gene Optimization Academy is the best. The outdoor temperature is kept constant, and the flowers and trees are lush and flourishing. It does not look like winter at all. Even if you wear thin winter clothes that have no resistance, you still don't feel cold.

She entered the classroom on time, with less than five minutes left before class started.

As soon as he entered the classroom, the classmates' fiery eyes all fell on Nan Rong's face and body.

Although she didn't know the exact value of her mental strength now, she could clearly detect the meaning contained in these gazes.

It’s different from the simple curiosity and admiration of yesterday, there’s something else going on.

For example, taking pleasure in misfortune, or sharing a common hatred for the enemy?
What a mess this is. Nan Rong nodded generously, as if to say hello, and then sat down in the middle of the first row.

The seats in the back were all occupied, with only two seats left.

A tall and thin boy sat down next to her.

"Hello, I'm Guan Ning." His eyes inadvertently swept across Nan Rong's school uniform collar and froze slightly.

"Something?" Nan Rong just opened his book, trying to make every minute count to prepare for the lesson.

(End of this chapter)