After I stopped being a lady from a rich family, I fought all over the capital

Chapter 333 Miss Song is a gentleman
Zhao Yueli made two "oh" sounds, seemingly understanding but not quite, but she ate the ribs with great relish.

Putting aside the rules of this Longevity Temple, the ribs are stewed to perfection, hehe, delicious.

Zhao Yueli couldn't think about anything else. Just as she was speaking, these people secretly took several pieces of pork ribs and hid them in the bowl. She saw it all!

Seeing that they were enjoying their food, Pei Yuanshi wisely refrained from disturbing them.

But turning his head back and looking at Song Lan, who was eating her meal with an elegant posture, a thought suddenly came to mind: "Miss Song, you deserve the name of a gentleman."

Pei Yuanshi subconsciously blurted out what was on his mind.

After speaking, he seemed to deliberately scrutinize Song Lan, as if wanting to see her reaction.

however……

Song Lan ignored him completely, focusing instead on picking up a piece of green vegetable with elegant posture and chewing it slowly.

Hmm... Pei Yuanshi felt a little guilty, raised his hand to touch his nose, and was thinking about how to ease the awkwardness.

Liu Wu suddenly spoke up: "Isn't Miss Song a woman?"

How can a woman be called a gentleman... He couldn't understand why he felt this way; he just subconsciously voiced his confusion.

But after saying it, I realized that what I said was really wrong.

Why can't a woman be a gentleman?

Pei Yuanshi breathed a slight sigh of relief, and even his gaze towards Liu Wu softened considerably.

He seemed quite grateful to the other party for helping him out of the predicament.

"The fact that Miss Song is a gentleman does not contradict the fact that Miss Song is a woman!"

Pei Yuanshi glanced at Liu Wu: "Brother Liu, what do you think defines a gentleman?"

Liu Wu grunted in response, as the pain of being overwhelmed by the book instantly washed over him.

"I do not know either."

He frankly shared his thoughts: "The book says that a gentleman is cautious even when alone and does not deceive himself in the dark. The book also says that a humble gentleman cultivates himself with humility. The book also says that a gentleman keeps his talents hidden and waits for the right time to act."

Liu Wu paused and thought for a moment: "The book also says that a gentleman makes things difficult for himself and easy for others, while ordinary people make things easy for themselves and difficult for others. The book also says that a gentleman is inclusive but not partisan, while a petty person is partisan but not inclusive." "It also says that a gentleman is harmonious but not the same, while a petty person is the same but not harmonious."

"It is said that a gentleman is composed and not arrogant, while a petty person is arrogant and not composed. A gentleman is dignified but not contentious, and sociable but not partisan."

"A virtuous person upholds the law, while a petty person seeks personal gain."

"A virtuous person carries the world with great virtue; to be rich in bribes without virtue is the seed of disaster."

Liu Wu racked his brains, and these were the only ideas he could come up with.

"...But these are all things written in books. When I used to listen to the teacher's lectures, I often dozed off, daydreamed, and spaced out. The teachers my mother found were all just pedantic and would just read from the book. Even if I listened, I couldn't absorb anything."

"I've memorized them, but I don't understand their meaning most of them."

Liu Wu was very frank; if he didn't know, he simply didn't know.

Pei Yuanshi smiled and said, "To know what you know, and to know what you don't know, that is true knowledge!"

He then glanced at Song Lan and said, "Isn't Miss Song just like what Brother Liu just said in terms of how she conducts herself?"

Liu Wu blinked, and after a long while, nodded and said, "Lady Ghost, you are indeed a gentleman!"

At least, the female ghost did exactly what the book described!

A gentleman is judged not by gender, but by his words and deeds.

Song Lan, oblivious to everything around her, focused solely on her meal, remaining silent throughout: ...

She doesn't want to be a gentleman.

She was determined to be a villain for the rest of her life.

Morality, get lost!

After simmering this soup for two thousand years, she only remembers one principle.

Kind people are often bullied, and good horses are often ridden!

The ghost was kind! He was then banished to boil soup, and for two thousand years, a full two thousand years, he was never paid!