After being reborn, I have seven older sisters.

Not long after Chunsheng returned to his seat, his Chinese teacher, Wang Tianhe, pushed open the door and came in.

He entered the classroom with an excited expression, and his classmates were instantly aroused by his expression.

Two or three classmates sitting in the front row even joked with Wang Tianhe, asking him if something good had happened to him today, which was why he was so happy.

Wang Tianhe chuckled but didn't say anything.

A moment later, Wang Tianhe tapped the lectern twice lightly with the blackboard eraser and smiled:

"Both of our class's competition essays passed smoothly and were sent to the district yesterday."

The students were not moved at all by what they heard, and even Chunsheng and Hongqin did not react at all.

Wang Tianhe glared at him and said, "What's with all those expressions? Do you think this is easy?"

Hu Aimin, the class monitor sitting in the front row, smiled at him and said, "Teacher Wang, what you're talking about is exactly what we expected."

Wang Tianhe turned his gaze to Chunsheng and Hongqin again, frowning slightly, and said, "Do you know how fierce the competition was this time? More than 340 essays were submitted from the whole county, and only 18 were selected to be sent to Weibei District. Do you think that was easy?"

Hu Aimin smiled and looked at Wang Tianhe, then continued, "Teacher Wang, of the 18 essays submitted to the district, where would our two essays rank?"

Wang Tianhe shook his head. "I really don't know. This is just the preliminary selection, and there's no ranking yet. Ranking will only happen at the provincial level."

After Wang Tianhe finished speaking, the class fell silent. Even Hu Aimin lowered his head and started flipping through his book, no longer discussing the composition with him.

Wang Tianhe sighed dejectedly, feeling a sense of defeat, as if he had tried to win someone's favor but was met with indifference.

He felt that of the five essays Qinyuan Middle School submitted to the county, only two were selected, and both of them were from their class. Shouldn't they be happy about that?

But the atmosphere in the classroom right now said it all: the group of troublemakers that Li Yufeng taught really didn't take that matter seriously.

At that moment, Chunsheng felt quite sorry for the Chinese teacher.

If it were anything else, he would definitely say a few words to ease the tension.

However, regarding the essay competition, as the person involved, it was really inappropriate for him to jump out and defend Wang Tianhe at this time, otherwise he would definitely be ridiculed by his classmates.

Although he doesn't care what others think of him, he feels it's best to avoid doing things that seem obviously like a publicity stunt.

All morning, the entire school was discussing the incident of wild wolves attacking people in Xiaojiaying.

When school let out at noon, Chunsheng and Hongqin were surprised to find that the school gate, which was almost always open, was closed by the old gatekeeper and locked with a large padlock.

But as soon as the old man saw the two of them and the students walking toward the gate, he immediately took out his key, unlocked the gate, and explained with a smile, "The principal gave the order personally that the gate must be closed all day except after school, and even teachers are not allowed to go out at will."

Hongqin immediately asked, "Is it because of the Xiao family camp incident?"

The old man smiled and said in a low voice, "Although the leader didn't say the specific reason, everyone knows why. You students who are going home for dinner must not go out alone. Even if you go in twos or threes together, you must pay attention to what's behind you. You must not be careless."

As soon as the last student left the school gate, the old man locked the gate immediately.

Those students who hadn't gone far all turned around in shock.

Someone immediately complained, "Why did you close the door so quickly? What if a wolf suddenly appears at this moment? We wouldn't be able to get back to school and would just be waiting to die at the school gate!"

Upon hearing this, Hongqin urged Chunsheng and Song Guangliang beside her, "How about... we speed up our walk?"

Song Guangliang immediately laughed and said, "No, no, with the two of us here, what are you afraid of? Even if we really encounter a wolf, we'll make sure it never comes back."

Hongqin rolled her eyes at the other person and said irritably, "Keep bragging. When the wolf really comes, you won't be so stubborn anymore."

Just then, Chunsheng suddenly remembered a joke and said, "Actually, if you really encounter a wolf, as long as you're not the slowest one, you should be fine!"

Upon hearing his lame joke, both of them grinned in shock.

The next second, Hongqin and Song Guangliang took off running, but they stopped before they had gone very far.

Because Chunsheng didn't keep up, but continued to walk forward step by step with a slow pace.

Hongqin shouted, "You let others run, but why don't you move yourself?"

Chunsheng laughed and said, "Actually, I hadn't finished what I was saying earlier."

Hongqin asked in surprise, "There's more?"

Chunsheng nodded.

Hongqin immediately clenched her fist. "Since there's more to come, are you going to ask for a beating if you don't finish it all?"

Chunsheng laughed, "You two are so afraid of dying! I only finished speaking, and you abandoned me and ran away. Now you're blaming me!"

Song Guangge gave an awkward laugh, "I just wanted to race you and see who could run the fastest. Who knew you had more to say! Alright, just say it!"

After giving the two a helpless look, Chunsheng continued, "Actually, no matter how fast or slow you run, two legs can never outrun four legs."

"Also, if you really encounter wolves, due to the tension, no one can run much faster than the other, so the best way to save yourself is not just to run away."

Song Guangliang immediately asked, "If we don't run away, what else can we do? Are we going to fight a hungry wolf?"

Chunsheng shook his head, then pointed to the persimmon trees on both sides of the road and said, "Of course they climb trees! Wolves can't climb trees, don't you know that?"

Hongqin sighed and said, "But what if we don't have enough time, or the tree is too tall to climb?"

Chunsheng sighed and said with a wry smile, "Then let's have a good talk with the wolf, maybe it will let you off the hook?"

"It really is..."

Hongqin had barely uttered two words when her eyes widened. "You bastard, you actually tricked me..."

As she shouted, she clenched her fist and punched Chunsheng.

Chunsheng immediately turned and ran away.

In an instant, the three of them chased each other and ran towards the village entrance.

Just then, with the sound of bells, several bicycles rode out of the city gate.

Chunsheng stopped immediately and looked closely. He immediately spotted Zhang Junwu.

Upon seeing that it was Chunsheng and the other two, Zhang Junwu immediately got out of the car with the militia members behind him.

Besides Zhang Junwu, who rode a bicycle by himself, the other three bicycles had a militiaman on the back seat.

Upon seeing this scene, Chunsheng remembered what Junwu had told him that morning.

He also discovered that Junwu and the other two men each had a gun slung over their backs!