New Century Anime Warrior

"Alas, my reputation..."

At that moment, inside a small stir-fry shop near the side gate of the No. 1 Middle School, a young teacher was sighing in front of his newly accepted students.

Si Hua only had eyes for the beef noodles in front of him, which Qiu Yin had paid for.

This small stir-fry stall is the only one with a storefront outside the two main gates of the No. 1 Middle School in the city, and its hygiene is closely monitored by students, parents, and school leaders.

During winter and summer vacations, the area outside the school gate is deserted, making this the only option.

After hearing that Si Hua hadn't had breakfast yet, the hospitable Teacher Qiu decided to treat this student, who dared to come to the school during the summer vacation to stage an accident, to a simple meal.

While I'm at it, I'm thinking about how to trick this big boy in front of me into deleting the video.

Although the school doesn't mind treating the multimedia classroom as its own territory, there's a difference between doing it secretly and openly.

Si Hua completely ignored the challenge and simply listened as Teacher Qiu lamented his reputation problem for the fourth time in front of him.

Si Hua had only one thought in her mind right now.

Freebies always seem the best.

"You little rascal, how can you not be considerate of your teacher at all?"

In the end, it was Teacher Qiu, who was younger in mental age, who couldn't sit still any longer and confronted the issue directly.

"Speak, what do you want? And don't use those FBI quotes that could cause misunderstandings... Sigh, my reputation..."

As he spoke, Teacher Qiu couldn't hold back any longer. He was well aware that his binary problem was being discussed at school.

But as mentioned earlier, there's a difference between doing things in the shadows and doing them in the open.

Even though he's a homebody, he still wants to find a wife in the real world!

After eating and drinking his fill, Si Hua elegantly put down his chopsticks, wiped the grease from the corner of his mouth, and calmly showed his attitude to Qiu Yin.

"Don't worry, Teacher Qiu, it was just a little joke from the student. You're a magnanimous person, you won't hold it against a child, will you?"

After saying that, he added, "You can really relax, this video won't leak out."

Qiu Yin understood; this kid had him cornered.

Are all kids these days so difficult to deal with?

"As for what he wants, oh dear, Teacher Qiu, don't describe your student in such a filthy way..."

Si Hua suddenly gave a forced smile and said, "It's just that students want to broaden their abilities and horizons during the summer vacation, so they come to the school to find a highly respected and virtuous teacher to guide them. That's all."

"Don't laugh like that, it scares me."

"...How can a teacher in his twenties be so cowardly?" Si Hua couldn't help but complain, but still got down to business.

"Teacher Qiu, are you familiar with the National Primary and Secondary School Computer Production Competition?"

"Hmm? You want to participate?" Qiu Yin was a little surprised. He thought the student wanted to ask him for a copy of the game.

"I'm interested because I feel that with my grades, it's going to be a bit difficult... well, not just a little difficult." Si Hua didn't intend to hide anything.

Many students, and even recent graduates entering the workforce, generally have a social habit that can be described as student thinking.

I always feel that I can't expose my weaknesses or needs, because I feel that it would hurt my dignity and demean my personality.

They fantasize that they can solve problems through their own efforts and gain praise from their superiors and colleagues.

But when you're really stuck, you hope that someone will see your vulnerability when you ask for help, and will take the initiative to help you so that you don't feel any psychological burden.

There's nothing wrong with that; it's just a biological instinct to seek advantage and avoid harm...

However, in many team-based workplaces, this approach can make tasks that are normally quite easy become tedious and inefficient, and may even lead to new problems, ultimately delaying the entire project.

Therefore, it is essential to weigh plants in the workplace...

Crossed out, in our work we must put our needs and difficulties out in the open, and avoid working blindly or getting stuck on trivial details.

"So you're planning to try and win an award? But aren't you a senior next semester? It's too late..."

While he was sighing and complaining, Qiu Yin had already logged into the teaching system on his phone, so he could see the students' situation clearly.

Looking at the classmate in front of me, who wore thick glasses and had a refined appearance, he looked like a model student, the kind of person who wouldn't be able to get into a prestigious university but would be fine even if he got into an ordinary one.

As a result, he ranked over 900th in the grade in the final exam of his second year of high school. Compared with this, Qiu Yin said that this student was terrible.

After all, there are only a little over nine hundred people in their grade.

If I remember correctly, this ranking would have been far below even a junior college degree in the previous year.

I guess I was just too naive; there really are all sorts of students out there.

Most importantly, this competition called the "National Primary and Secondary School Computer Production Activity" basically requires entries to be submitted at the beginning of the year, and then awards are presented during summer camps in the summer...

Whether it's this year's or next year's, Si Hua, a senior high school student, can never catch up with this hot dish.

Moreover, based on the results seen on the system, Qiu Yin didn't quite believe that this child was capable of winning an award.

"I know, but I'm not really aiming for the award."

Si Hua's confidence intrigued Qiu Yin. "So, what do you want to do?"

After saying that, Qiu Yin deliberately dragged out the last syllable.

"I'm after fame." With that, Si Hua raised his index finger and growled menacingly at Qiu Yin.

"I'm just waiting for an opportunity. I want to prove myself, not to show off. I just want to..."

"Stop, stop, stop acting. I've seen A Better Tomorrow."

Qiu Yin was speechless. This kid was so easily startled and a bit of a show-off. No wonder he dared to come to the school and threaten him.

Even with such poor grades, he's still thinking about how to get into university; he's still a good kid.

Qiu Yin's eyes softened instantly.

But in Si Hua's eyes, Teacher Qiu suddenly became quite irritating...

A chill ran down my spine. Damn, could the rumors be true?

Is Teacher Qiu really a binary user?

"Ahem." Si Hua stopped his strange thoughts and directly stated his idea, "So I want to use the computers in the multimedia classroom to improve my work during the holidays."

"Then I'll think of a way to let the judges of the competition see my work. I don't want to officially participate in the competition, I just want to use the Internet to make my name known."

"For example, the biggest regret of the 2005 computer manufacturing event, and the hidden gem of the National Computer Competition..."

"If at this time several well-known forums or social media platforms are discussing things like 'the national competition is not living up to its name' or 'the computer projects competition failed to attract outstanding middle school students'..."

"Wow, that's amazing!"

Qiu Yin broke out in a cold sweat; he didn't know if the public outcry would explode...

But he himself is definitely furious, because he was in charge of the application process for the No. 1 Middle School to participate in the competition this year.

Unfortunately, none of the works from the No. 1 Middle School of the city passed the provincial review this year.

If this eccentric kid really does create something earth-shattering... and then it's not among the entries submitted by the No. 1 Middle School this year...

Oh no, my aunt is going to tear me apart!

"So, Si Hua," Qiu Yin asked cautiously, "how far along is your work? How much is finished?"

"Huh? Done?" Si Hua was taken aback. "No, I didn't even create the folder..."

"Then what the hell are you talking about!" Qiu Yin breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this, and then slapped Si Hua on the back.

I was almost scared to death by this kid.

"Teacher, you're swearing! And I'm recording you! You don't want to..."

"Shut up! If I'm in the multimedia classroom during the holidays, you can use the computer as much as you want, but you must use it under my supervision!"

"Do you understand?!" Qiu Yin emphasized again, and slapped the brat on the back again.

"Hiss! Got it! Thanks, Teacher Qiu, hehe."

Getting something for free is great.