Villain: Fairy, please offer your loyalty

Chapter 58 Teacher Gu's Tutoring Class

The study in the backyard of the Cai residence.

The bamboo shadows swayed gently, and the chirping of cicadas drifted in from outside the window.

The room was filled with the fragrance of sandalwood incense. Freshly ground ink sat on the table, and several wolf-hair brushes hung on the brush rack.

Cai Wenji knelt on the cushion, her hands neatly placed on her knees. The flush on her beautiful face still lingered from being struck by "Blue and White Porcelain" in the courtyard earlier.

She secretly glanced up at Gu Fan, who was sitting in the main seat.

The man was lounging lazily in the armchair, one hand supporting his chin, the other casually flipping through the books on the table.

Sunlight streamed through the window and fell on him, highlighting the sharp angles of his profile and the small shadow cast by his eyelashes beneath his eyelids.

He was clearly a lecherous man she hated with a passion, yet at this moment he inexplicably possessed a kind of... irresistible charm.

Have you seen enough?

Gu Fan suddenly spoke, startling Cai Wenji so much that she trembled and hurriedly lowered her head.

"Wenji...Wenji dares not."

"Dare not? That look in your eyes just now made you want to devour me." Gu Fan closed the book, looking at her with a half-smile. "What, were you captivated by my piece of music?"

Cai Wenji bit her lower lip, her face turning even redder.

She wanted to argue, but the words wouldn't come out.

Because... I was truly captivated.

That feeling was so strange.

It was just a piece of music, but after listening to it, she felt that all the books she had read and the piano she had played over the past twenty years had become a joke.

It's like a frog that's spent its whole life at the bottom of a well looking at the sky, and suddenly someone pulls it out and lets it see the real starry sky.

"Young Master..." Cai Wenji took a deep breath, raised her head, and looked at him with a hint of pleading in her eyes. "There is something I don't understand."

"explain."

"Why are your poems so moving...?"

Cai Wenji's voice trembled slightly, "Those words and phrases are clearly simple and easy to understand, yet every single word seems... seems to be able to see through a person's soul."

Gu Fan raised an eyebrow.

This girl is quite perceptive.

"Want to know?"

"Yes!" Cai Wenji blurted out almost immediately, then realized she had been too hasty and added, "If you, sir, are willing to guide me, Wenji... Wenji is willing..."

"Willing what?" Gu Fan deliberately dragged out the tone.

Cai Wenji gritted her teeth, as if she had made a great decision: "I'm willing to be your slave!"

"Tsk." Gu Fan stood up, walked up to her, and looked down at her. "I have no shortage of cattle and horses, what I lack is... obedient students."

He reached out and lifted Cai Wenji's chin, forcing her to look up at him.

"Your Han Chinese writings have too many flaws."

Gu Fan's tone was as if he were commenting on a primary school student's essay: "It's just piling up fancy words, whining without cause, full of archaic phrases, it looks sophisticated but is actually useless."

This...this is criticism of the writings of sages and saints?!

"What you mean, young master..."

"Don't rush to refute me." Gu Fan released his grip, turned, and walked to the window. "Have you heard this saying before?"

With his back to Cai Wenji, his voice was deep and magnetic:

"If life were only as beautiful as our first meeting, why would the autumn wind bring sorrow to the painted fan?"

boom!

Cai Wenji felt as if something had exploded in her mind.

This sentence...

So beautiful.

So beautiful it breaks your heart.

"Old friends change easily, yet people say it's the old friends' hearts that are fickle."

Gu Fan continued reading, his voice carrying a faint sigh.

Cai Wenji's eyes reddened.

She remembered the boy she had once had a crush on.

The boy who, when she was fifteen, said to her under the peach tree, "I wish to enjoy the spring scenery with you."

What happened next?

Later, the young man married the daughter of a powerful and wealthy man, and when they met again, he wouldn't even give her a glance.

"After speaking at Lishan, half the night had passed; tears fell like rain, yet I had no regrets."

"How could I compare to that heartless, richly dressed man, who once vowed to be like two birds flying wing to wing, branches intertwined?"

The last sentence fell.

Cai Wenji could no longer hold back, and tears streamed down her face.

She covered her mouth, her shoulders trembling violently, and cried like a child.

Gu Fan turned around, looked at Cai Wenji who was crying her eyes out, and smiled.

[Ding! Cai Wenji's emotional breakdown detected. Admiration points +20! Current progress: 100%!]

[Congratulations, host, on successfully winning the heart of Cai Wenji, the most talented woman of the Han Dynasty!]

[Reward: Villain Value +3000!]

[Reward Obtained: Primordial Chaos Body Fragment x1! (Current Progress 13/1000)]

Gu Fan nodded in satisfaction.

This is a sure thing.

He walked to Cai Wenji's side, squatted down, and reached out to wipe away the tears on her face.

"Why are you crying? He's just a jerk!"

Cai Wenji sobbed as she looked up, her eyes filled with shock: "Young Master... how did you know..."

"It's written all over your face," Gu Fan casually made up. "Besides, nine out of ten aloof and talented women like you have had similar experiences."

He stood up and patted his hands, brushing off non-existent dust.

"Therefore, if you want to write truly moving articles, simply reading books won't do you any good."

Gu Fan turned around, looked at Cai Wenji, and said in a serious tone:

You must understand the concept of "unity of knowledge and action".

"Unity of knowledge and action?" Cai Wenji was stunned.

"That's right." Gu Fan nodded. "What's the use of just knowing the theory? You have to put it into practice."

He walked to the bookshelf, took out an exquisite gift box from the storage space, and placed it on the table.

"For example, if you want to write poetry that touches the soul, you must first break free from the shackles of the old era."

"Where should we begin to break it down?"

Gu Fan opened the gift box, and inside lay a set...

JK uniform.

She also wore a pair of white over-the-knee socks.

Gu Fan opened the gift box, and inside lay a set...

JK uniform.

She also wore a pair of white over-the-knee socks.

Cai Wenji stared at the outfit, completely dumbfounded.

"What...what is this?"

"The Enlightenment Robe, exclusively for the Celestial God of Literature." Gu Fan spoke nonsense with a straight face, "Wearing it will allow your mind to break free of its shackles, and inspiration will flow like a spring."

Cai Wenji looked at the ridiculously short skirt with suspicion.

"But...but this dress..."

"What's wrong?"

"Too...too short..." Cai Wenji's voice was as soft as a mosquito's buzz.

Gu Fan suppressed a laugh: "It should be short! Look at what you're wearing now, wrapped up like a dumpling, how can your spiritual energy flow? How can your mind be active?"

"this……"

"If you don't believe me, you don't have to wear it." Gu Fan pretended to take the gift box back. "Anyway, I won't force you."

"etc!"

Cai Wenji became anxious.

She looked at the outfit, then at Gu Fan, and gritted her teeth.

"Wenji...Wenji is wearing it!"

"That's more like it." Gu Fan nodded in satisfaction. "Go change behind the screen. I won't peek."

Holding the gift box, Cai Wenji blushed crimson, turning back every few steps as she walked behind the screen.

A rustling sound arose.

Gu Fan sat in the chair, crossed his legs, and his smile grew increasingly wicked.

The silhouette of a young girl changing clothes is projected onto the screen.

Her slender waist and long legs were faintly visible in the candlelight.

"Young master... this... can this really lead to enlightenment?"

From behind the screen came Cai Wenji's voice, trembling with sobs.

"Of course," Gu Fan said seriously, "You'll see when you put it on."

A while later.

The noise behind the screen stopped.

"Young master... Wenji... Wenji is ready..."

"Then come out."

"But...but..."

"Stop dawdling, do you even want to learn?"

Gu Fan deliberately raised his voice.

There was silence for a few seconds behind the screen.

then.

A fair hand held onto the edge of the screen.

Cai Wenji slowly walked out.

Gu Fan's eyes lit up.

Holy crap.

Absolutely.

The most talented woman in the Han Dynasty wearing a JK uniform creates an explosive contrast.

The white shirt accentuated her slender waist, while the black pleated skirt barely covered her upper thighs, revealing a glimpse of her fair skin.

White over-the-knee stockings encased her straight, slender legs, creating a breathtaking "absolute territory" between the skirt and the stocking top.

The most deadly thing is Cai Wenji's face.

Her beautiful and refined features were now filled with shame, indignation, and helplessness.

"Young Master..." Cai Wenji tugged at her skirt with both hands, "This...this is really the Enlightenment Robe?"

"certainly."

Gu Fan stood up and circled around her. "Tsk tsk tsk, not bad, not bad, it's got that vibe."

"What does it taste like?"

"The taste of youth."

Gu Fan walked to the desk, picked up a wolf-hair brush, and dipped it in ink.

"Come here."

Cai Wenji carefully moved over.

"Young master... what's next..."

"What's next?"