After being reborn, I have seven older sisters.

Throughout history, countless tragedies have been caused by seemingly unfounded superstitions such as supernatural powers, supernatural phenomena, and witchcraft.

Especially if you get caught by those with ulterior motives, it could really be fatal!

During her university years, Li Yufeng read a report in a foreign magazine.

It is said that in medieval Europe, in just two or three hundred years, nearly 70,000 to 80,000 young women died by fire or hanging because they were accused of witchcraft.

Standing at the office door, she spent only a minute or two thinking through all the terrible consequences of the matter.

In an instant, she felt a chill run down her spine, and her heart started pounding.

So, without even going back to her office, she quickly followed Hu Aimin to the classroom.

When Li Yufeng reached the classroom door, she did not go in immediately, but stood at the door and listened carefully for a while.

Just as Hu Aimin said, at that moment the students in the class were like a group of gossipy women at the village entrance, all excitedly discussing the rights and wrongs of classmate Song Chunsheng.

Since she visited Chunsheng's home last Friday and had an in-depth conversation with him, Song Chunsheng has become more than just an excellent student to her; he's become a close friend she can talk to.

This is mainly because she saw in Chunsheng something that other classmates, and even most of the adults around her, did not have.

That was his forward-thinking mindset and his unique perspective on the world.

Moreover, when she returned to her home in the provincial capital on the weekend, she made a point of telling her father about Chunsheng.

His father was a veteran of the revolution, and many of the soldiers he had led had already risen to important positions in their respective posts.

It is no exaggeration to say that my father has seen, met, or even personally mentored countless outstanding individuals in his life.

But when she recounted her conversation with Chunsheng to her father, she saw curiosity, appreciation, and even a hint of surprise in his eyes!

Although Chunsheng's thinking appears more mature compared to other students on campus.

But after all, he is only 17 years old, still a child, and has not yet entered society, nor has he encountered or dealt with some of the difficult problems in life.

Therefore, Li Yufeng hesitated, unsure of what Chunsheng would say once he stood up.

If things are not handled well and backfire, it could amplify the negative impact of the matter.

At that time, will he be able to withstand the strange looks and gossip from the whole class?

As the homeroom teacher, she would never take that risk, nor could she let Chunsheng bear the pressure alone that would drive anyone crazy.

Standing on the podium, Li Yufeng looked at Song Chunsheng, who was holding his hand high in his seat, and the other students who were occasionally casting curious glances at her. She immediately snapped out of her reverie and looked at Song Hongqin.

"Hongqin's explanation of the difference between science and superstition was exceptionally accurate, and her examples were extremely apt. Please have a seat!"

Then she added, "I don't know if anyone in our class has read the comic book version of 'Sun Wukong Thrice Beats the White Bone Demon'?"

When she asked about comic books, the students were initially surprised and stunned.

Then, many classmates who had read the comic book immediately responded to her.

Even those students who hadn't read the comic book before had at least heard the story of "Sun Wukong Thrice Beats the White Bone Demon," so they all said they had read it.

Li Yufeng immediately asked, "Then I'd like to ask everyone a question: Does anyone believe that the story of 'Sun Wukong defeating the White Bone Demon three times' actually happened in real life?"

As soon as she asked the question, the whole class burst into laughter.

She smiled slightly and pressed on, "From your malicious laughter, I understand that none of you believe the story of 'Sun Wukong Thrice Beats the White Bone Demon' actually happened in real life, right, students?"

"right!"

After hearing the unanimous answer from the whole class, Li Yufeng nodded. "Then do you think the character Sun Wukong actually existed in reality?"

"No!"

As the students spoke, they all shook their heads.

"Okay, very good! Now, let me ask you one more question."

She coughed lightly and continued, "You all believe that the story of 'Sun Wukong defeating the White Bone Demon three times' never happened in reality, and that there is no such person as Sun Wukong in real life."

Do you think the story of "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King" and the character of Nezha, the Third Prince, exist in our real life?

Upon hearing the name "Nezha," many students in the class immediately turned their attention to Song Chunsheng.

But when their eyes met Chunsheng's, they couldn't help but laugh awkwardly.

Just then, Hu Aimin, who was standing at the classroom door, shouted loudly, "It doesn't exist!"

Immediately afterwards, Song Hongqin also shouted, "It doesn't exist!"

Then, the entire class shouted in unison, "It doesn't exist!"

Li Yufeng smiled. "I know it doesn't exist, but can anyone explain why people still enjoy listening to stories like 'The Three Battles with the White Bone Demon' and 'Nezha Conquers the Dragon King,' or reading novels about them, if they don't exist?"

This question instantly plunged the entire class into a brief silence.

What seems like a simple question is actually not easy to answer.

To answer this question well, in addition to having a large amount of knowledge, you also need to have strong summarizing and generalizing skills.

Li Yufeng waited quietly, staring intently at everyone in the class, hoping someone could answer the question well.

After waiting for a long time, only Song Chunsheng looked at her with a smile, as if he was eager to make a move. The others either lowered their heads and remained silent or looked blank.

Li Yufeng thought to herself, "It seems I can't escape it after all. The one who tied the knot must untie it!"

So she sighed slightly and smiled, "Alright! It seems that only Song Chunsheng knows the answer. Let's give Song Chunsheng a warm round of applause to help everyone solve this mystery."

After Li Yufeng led the applause, enthusiastic applause immediately rang out in the classroom.

After Chunsheng stood up, he smiled awkwardly and bowed to Li Yufeng and the whole class.

His action caused the whole class to burst into laughter, laughing so hard they were doubled over.

In fact, this was exactly the effect Li Yufeng wanted.

She knew very well that once the laughter subsided, the seed of the rumor that had just been sown in the hearts of her classmates would be dug up little by little and thrown to the winds like garbage.

As soon as the laughter subsided, Chunsheng immediately began to explain.

"Although neither of these stories actually happened and they were made up, there must be a reason why they have been so popular with ordinary people for so long..."