I really don't want to date a girl addicted to the internet!

"What are you planning to do now...?"

The girl turned her head, and before she could even utter a question, the boy suddenly pulled her into his arms, holding her delicate body and long, dark hair tightly.

The scents of the young boy and girl mingled together.

"Teacher Shen, I've always loved you. I swear on the gates of Gakuen Science and Technology, if that's not true, may Gakuen Science and Technology be destroyed by a typhoon next year."

As soon as the boy finished speaking, Shen Xi trembled violently as if she had caught a chill. The next second, she gritted her teeth and kicked him hard, unable to bear it any longer.

Black loafers have a high offensive capability.

"Cheng Fei, if you do something this outrageous again, I really won't forgive you." The girl's pretty face was icy cold as she clenched her fists and stared at the grimacing boy.

"Hiss...Teacher Shen, do you know? I'd rather you be angry with me than ignore me." Cheng Fei stared intently into the girl's eyes.

"Logically incoherent statements cannot conceal the fact that he is pushing his luck." Shen Xi looked at him coldly.

"Teacher Shen, when will we be able to embrace each other without any worries?"

"We'll talk about this when you've broken up with Lin Xuanqi and put away your fickle and filthy thoughts," Shen Xi said, turning her face away.

"Tch, is that so hard? I'll call Lin Xuanqi right now and dump her." Cheng Fei took out his phone.

"Fine, let's fight now." Shen Xi sneered.

"Forget it, the timing isn't right yet." Cheng Fei shook his head.

"Heh, I hope they don't get so caught up in their pleasures that they forget about home."

"Mr. Kongming, you are too kind. All I have ever longed for is to restore the Han Dynasty."

The two walked and talked until they stopped in front of a building.

Perhaps because it's a holiday, there were no people coming in or out.

"Professor Shen, aren't we going in?" Cheng Fei glanced at the engineering college sign hanging at the main entrance.

"Shut up, just wait." Shen Xi glanced at the time.

A few minutes later, a pretty woman in jeans quickly appeared in front of the two of them.

"Sorry, Xiaoxi, I'm a little late," the woman said with a smile.

Shen Xi shook her head expressionlessly.

"Who is this?" the woman asked, looking at Cheng Fei with curiosity.

"My name is Cheng Fei, and I'm Xiao Xi's helper." The boy said seriously, but after being glared at by the girl next to him, he changed his tune, "Okay, we're classmates."

"Hello, I'm Shen Xue." The woman smiled and looked the boy up and down.

“This is my cousin; she’s a teacher here.” Shen Xi remained expressionless.

"Hello, cousin." Cheng Fei straightened up in a second.

Shen Xue led the two through the gate, saying as they walked, "Xiao Xi, could you watch the child for me? I'll take Cheng Fei upstairs to move the things you need."

"Children?" Shen Xi frowned, her expression as if asking, "When did you get married?"

Shen Xue pushed open the door to a classroom, and more than a dozen chattering children appeared before her, all looking at the three of them.

All the girls looked at Cheng Fei, while all the boys looked at Shen Xi.

For a moment, Cheng Fei felt a sense of disorientation, as if the people in front of him were university students from this world.

“These are students from the affiliated primary school next door, here for extracurricular activities. There are balloons, feathers, and small iron balls here. You can do some small physics experiments for them.” Shen Xue said, pushing Shen Xi onto the podium and raising her voice, “This is Teacher Shen.”

The aloof girl with long, dark hair had no expression.

"Hello, Teacher Shen!" The children in the audience were well-trained.

"Is Teacher Shen pretty?" Shen Xue continued.

"It looks great!" the children answered loudly.

Shen Xi remained expressionless.

"How about Teacher Shen gives you a lesson next?"

"it is good!"

Shen Xi remained expressionless.

"It's up to you now, Teacher Shen." Shen Xue smiled and patted Shen Xi on the shoulder.

"Keep it up, Teacher Shen." Cheng Fei kept a straight face.

Shen Xi remained expressionless.

Shen Xue left Shen Xi in the classroom and took Cheng Fei upstairs in the elevator.

“Cheng Fei.” Shen Xue suddenly looked at the boy.

"Cousin, what's wrong?"

"Are you Xiaoxi's boyfriend?" Shen Xue asked curiously.

"That's not true."

"Actually, I just got here too. I was right behind you guys in front of you." Shen Xue smiled slightly.

"what?"

"Don't be nervous, I don't mean to object to you, and I'll keep it a secret for you," Shen Xue said softly.

"Thank you, cousin. You're so kind." The boy breathed a sigh of relief exaggeratedly.

Shen Xue was amused by his reaction. After exiting the elevator, she led him forward and said, "I'm very happy that Xiao Xi has made friends. I don't need to worry about Xiao Xi's character since she trusts you."

"My greatest strength is my good character," the boy chimed in.

"It seems we still need to be worried." Shen Xue glanced at him.

Never mind what I said.

"Just kidding," Shen Xue laughed.

"I didn't expect you to be so humorous, cousin." The boy's expression turned serious.

Shen Xue pushed open the door to a laboratory and led him to two black boxes. "This is it. It's quite heavy. Can you carry it by yourself?"

……

174. Cheng Fei expressed sympathy.

“No problem.” Cheng Fei thought of the cases Ye Shuang used to pack her drum kits; these were even heavier, but they posed no problem for him at the moment.

"Let's go then, everything Xiaoxi wanted is inside." Shen Xue nodded.

"Cousin, what's inside?" Cheng Fei asked, carrying a black box in each hand.

"Gravimeter, didn't Xiaoxi tell you?" Shen Xue asked, puzzled.

“I asked her, but she wouldn’t tell me. She just told me to be her laborer.”

“Xiao Xi is really like that.” Shen Xue laughed. “Her father is busy with work and her mother passed away early. She’s used to being aloof and doesn’t know how to interact with people. Don’t mind her.”

"Huh?" The boy opened his mouth.

"Did I just let something slip?" Shen Xue covered her mouth, belatedly realizing her mistake.

"She told me all this, I know, and I think she's quite cute," the boy said casually.

"That's good." Shen Xue breathed a sigh of relief.

When the two returned to the classroom on the first floor, Shen Xi was standing on the podium, speaking expressionlessly, "Therefore, when a satellite orbits the Earth in uniform circular motion, the gravitational force it experiences is approximately equal to the gravitational constant multiplied by the Earth's mass divided by the square of the distance between them..."

As the girl spoke, she scribbled formulas on the small blackboard, writing many dense lines, seemingly having covered the first half of human physics in a very short time.

The children below the podium seemed to have caught her influence and also became expressionless, or perhaps they were listening with blank stares.

When Shen Xi finished explaining universal gravitation and was about to talk about electromagnetism, Shen Xue finally couldn't help but step in and stop her from continuing to torment the children's minds. "Alright, that's the end of Teacher Shen's lesson. What did you all think of Teacher Shen's lesson?"

"Teacher Shen is amazing!"

"Teacher Shen knows so much!"

The children who had just recovered from dementia exclaimed in amazement, though they didn't understand why.

"As long as you study hard, you can be like Teacher Shen in the future, okay?" Shen Xue said with a smile.

While she was comforting the child, Cheng Fei and Shen Xi left.

"Teacher Shen, please don't talk about the motion of electrified tangrams in a vacuum electric field when our child goes to kindergarten," Cheng Fei said.

"Stop your disgusting delusions." Shen Xi glared at him. "Did you get the stuff?"

"A gravimeter? It's inside." The boy gestured to the black box in his hand. "By the way, what's this for?"

"Don't you understand Chinese? A gravimeter is an instrument used to measure gravitational acceleration." The girl said indifferently.

"What am I going to do with this?"

"Of course it's to probe the corridor. I didn't expect the intelligence of the Cheng Feiyu species to be even lower than I anticipated."

"You mean the corridor will cause changes in gravity?" The boy looked up at the sky.

“I’ve estimated that if the gravity generated by the corridor can be detected, the gravitational acceleration of the sea level directly below will fluctuate significantly at least at the milligal level.” Shen Xi tossed her hair.

"By the way, what is a 'gal'?" Cheng Fei asked, looking at her.

"One galaxy is one centimeter per second squared, which is a commonly used unit in gravity exploration." The girl's disdainful expression seemed to say to him, "You don't even know that?"

"I didn't expect it could detect such subtle changes." Cheng Fei looked at the black box in his hand.

"This is just one of the various remote sensing methods I've prepared," Shen Xi said with a confident expression.

"As expected of you, Teacher Shen, you're definitely not going to escape the corridor now." Cheng Fei paused, then said seriously, "By the way, Teacher Shen, there's something I need to apologize for."

"What?" The girl asked suspiciously and warily.

"Teacher Shen, why do you have that expression? I sincerely want to apologize to you this time."

"Subconsciously, I feel that someone like you can't say anything nice." The girl narrowed her eyes.

"You can't expect ivory to come out of a dog's mouth?"

"I have to admit you were right this time."

"Anything is fine, but I deeply regret what happened to your mother."

"Who told you that?" Shen Xi was taken aback.

"Your cousin."

"What are you trying to say?" The girl lowered her eyes.

"I just wanted to apologize to Teacher Shen. I didn't realize you were a child who had lost your mother at a young age. No wonder you're not gentle at all. I promise I'll never bully you again." Cheng Fei looked at her earnestly.

"?" Shen Xi looked stunned. After regaining her senses, she couldn't hold back any longer. "Cheng Fei!"

"Teacher Shen, don't do anything reckless. The equipment is very valuable," the boy warned her, holding the box in his hand.

"Put it on the ground," Shen Xi said, staring at him.

"What do you want?" the boy asked cautiously.

"I order you to put the things on the ground." Shen Xi raised her voice, her eyebrows furrowing.

“Okay.” The boy did as he was told.

Shen Xi strode up to the boy, took a deep breath, and glared at him with her cold eyes. "No matter what, I'm still better than an orphan like you who's never even met his parents. Go to hell!"

As soon as the fierce words fell, the girl kicked the boy without any mercy.

"Hiss..." The boy gasped and took the opportunity to pull her into his arms.

“Cheng Fei, I have already warned you…” The girl’s slender body trembled violently with disgust.

"Teacher Shen, it hurts, so let me hug you for ten seconds." The boy showed no intention of letting go.

"..." Shen Xi frowned, her expression extremely displeased. She clenched her fists and remained motionless, her pure eyes staring into the air, becoming empty.