A crossover anime, where people are in Classroom of the Imaginary Era, and behind the scenes, the ki

Upon hearing this, Horikita Suzune's tone became noticeably clearer, and she even straightened her back a bit:

"Is that okay? Then..."

She paused, her tone becoming subtly awkward:

“Well, in terms of swordsmanship and combat instruction, I admit you are my sensei.”

"However, regarding academic studies..."

As she spoke, seeing Su Wei's questioning gaze, she stopped speaking, feeling somewhat unsure, and her ears turned slightly red.

“Sensei... Sure.”

Su Wei stroked his chin and waved his hand magnanimously:

"Since you've called me that, I'm thick-skinned and there's nothing wrong with accepting it."

"There's an old Chinese saying, 'Those who are accomplished are teachers.' I'll have to trouble you, Professor Horikita, to give me lots of guidance in my studies."

Seeing Su Wei's open and honest attitude.

The gloom in Horikita Suzune's eyes vanished instantly. She turned her head, and the corners of her mouth couldn't help but curve upwards.

The smile was faint, like a thin layer of frost on the leaves of a tree on a crisp early winter morning. It would be difficult to see if the angle of observation changed slightly or if the sunlight became a little too bright.

But it does exist.

Su Wei chuckled to himself.

'I never expected someone with thick eyebrows and big eyes like you to enjoy this kind of role-playing.'

Although, objectively speaking, Su Wei had no need to play this game with Horikita.

However, any relationship, even a master-servant one, requires an appropriate frequency of interaction and exchange of value in order to maintain its warmth and loyalty.

Su Wei didn't mind satisfying the girl's pride a little.

In any case, he has the initiative, and it's a win-win situation for him; there's no "losing" option.

He didn't really intend to completely make Horikita Suzune glutinous.

......

The two went to the school library together.

The scene before him left Su Wei slightly taken aback.

Unlike the desolate scene of the past, where there were only a few cats and a few dogs, and hardly anyone visited.

Now that the Black Ball exam has been fully exposed to the public, and the school has imposed a penalty of "deducting resurrection lives" on students who tried to communicate with the outside world.

Most of the delinquents and underachievers who had lost hope of getting into Class A and were planning to just coast along have now miraculously returned to their duties as students.

No matter how badly they slack off in the past, now that they face the ironclad rule of "failure means becoming cannon fodder," no one dares to joke about it anymore.

What Su Wei wanted to complain about was:

With such a large campus as Gaodu Education, there are study rooms and empty classrooms everywhere, so why are all these people crammed into the library?

Is it just because this place has a better learning atmosphere, giving me a psychological suggestion that "I am really working hard"?

Just as Su Wei was about to suggest to Horikita Suzune that they could actually go somewhere else.

Horikita Suzune's eyes suddenly lit up. She took Su Wei's hand and walked straight to a long desk by the window with only three empty seats.

"Shiina-kun."

Horikita Suzune lowered her voice and asked the blue-haired girl who was quietly reading, "Are these seats empty? Is it okay if we use them to help with our studies?"

Shiina Hiyori looked up from her book and was slightly taken aback when she saw Horikita Suzune and Su Wei.

After thinking for a moment, she replied softly:

"The seat opposite me was reserved by Senior Guilongyuan; she went to get her books. As for the two seats next to me, they're currently unoccupied, so please take them."

"Thank you." Horikita Suzune visibly relaxed, turning to look at Suwei. 'Suwei, let's sit here then. I'll sit next to Shiina, and you sit opposite me.'

"..."

Su Wei was slightly speechless.

But seeing Horikita Suzune clearly in "strict teacher" mode, she ultimately resisted the urge to complain.

You were just awkwardly calling me Sensei in the hallway, but now that you're in, you're seamlessly switching on?

That's a quick change of expression, you must have studied at the Sichuan Opera House next door.

After the two sat down, Horikita Suzune didn't hesitate and directly pulled out several pre-prepared handwritten test questions from her notebook in her schoolbag and pushed them in front of Su Wei.

Clearly, this was an attempt to gauge his abilities and see just how bad his fundamentals were.

Su Wei looked at the test paper with some helplessness, but she had to go all the way with the act, right?

Just as he was twirling his pen with one hand, preparing to deliberately choose a few questions to get wrong so that Horikita-sensei could have some fun.

The person Shiina Hiyori had previously mentioned walked over with confident steps.

Seeing Su Wei sitting next to her originally reserved seat, Kiryuin Fuka raised an eyebrow.