The Salty Little Cannon Fodder Was Targeted By the Prince

Chapter 295 The crown prince’s jealousy is overturned

 The reason is simple. Every time Qin Yuyu helps, Gu Li's situation becomes more difficult. Until his mother was beaten to death by a classmate to protect him, which made him completely hate Qin Yuyu. But when he was at his most desperate, Xie Zhang happened to pass by and rescued him.

 The psychological description of this male supporting actor in the novel is extremely complex.

Gu Li wanted to take revenge on Qin Yuyu, but because of Xie Zhang's life-saving grace, he couldn't do anything and could only torture himself.

Du Wan was thinking about the plot in the book while quietly sizing up Gu Li.

There is no hatred or haze in his eyes. Does it mean that Gu's mother is not dead yet?

Pei Hao next to her didn't know what she was thinking.

But what else can a girl think about when she stares at a handsome man?

 So, the prince's stunning face was filled with clouds, and the jealousy in his heart was overturned. "...What are you looking at? You are not interested in this person, are you?"

 “A bit.” Du Wan blurted out.

When she said it, she met Pei Hao's dangerous gaze, just like before a storm came. Du Wan's heart skipped a beat, and she quickly straightened her back. With her little hand on her back, she patted Pei Hao's shoulder in a manly manner, deliberately raising her voice. Keep it low and appear to be indistinguishable from male to female, "Be a man with a broad mind."

Pei Hao almost vomited blood.

 Fuck your mother for being so broad-minded!

The little girl must have seen what he was thinking, so she pricked his heart like this.

Zhuang Cong, who was watching the whole process, had to work hard not to laugh out loud.

The prince is obviously jealous, but the princess actually advises him to be broad-minded?

 Haha, the dignity of a grown man cannot be tolerated!

Before the prince could get angry, the princess spoke first, "Zhuang Cong, take him to the hospital for treatment."

Zhuang Cong immediately followed the instructions without saying a word, picked up the half-dead Gu Li and walked downstairs. If you don’t leave now, how long will you have to wait?

 But there are always uninteresting interruptions.

  Qin Yuyu stepped forward to stop him again, "What are you doing—"

"Girl, are you deaf? My master just said that he was taking people to the hospital for treatment." Gouzi, the personal guard who was accompanying this trip, had a bad impression of Qin Yuyu, so he blocked her steps and hit her. He stopped her and said, "Don't try to get close to my master through this, it will be fruitless."

Du Wan, who was walking in front, heard Gou Zi's words and decided to go back and let the steward reward him.

 There is nothing wrong with helping the weak.

There is nothing wrong with drawing out a sword to help when the road is rough.

 But Qin Yuyu helps others not selflessly, but for self-interest.

Qin Yuyu often went to various banquets, places where literati and elegant guests were invited, just to meet people. Throughout the ages, connections have been important, and people who live a nourished life are social leaders.

Du Wan came down from the third floor and was escorted, so he must have an extraordinary background. Furthermore, the other person is still a young man, which means he has little experience in the world and is easy to deceive.

Today Qin Yuyu accompanied Qin Miao to the teahouse to read. When he happened to see Gu Li being bullied, he immediately stood up and complained, taking the opportunity to show his face in front of the young man and get acquainted with him. With her outstanding appearance, if the young man in front of her was not Du Wan, she would really succeed.

 The mistake was that she didn’t recognize Du Wan!

So, in the eyes of the public, the young man with an extraordinary family background left the Juyuan Teahouse with her personal guards.

Pei Hao saw that the little girl didn't explain to him, so he left first without conscience, and was thinking about whether to catch up. But Qin Yuyu stood in front of him and blocked his way.

 “The daughter of the people, Qin Yuyu, met Prince Pei.” Qin Yuyu imitated the etiquette of the ladies in the capital.

Pei Hao gave a cold "hmm" as a response.

Qin Yuyu didn't mind his indifference, as long as he responded, she felt extremely happy, just when she wanted to say something else. Pei Hao had already turned around and walked towards the third floor.

Pei Hao responded coldly when he learned that she was a princess.

If it weren’t for the princess, he would have thrown her out of the teahouse long ago! Because this woman is a broom star, even more unlucky than Xie Zhang!

This... Qin Yuyu was glad that she didn't speak again, otherwise she would have been embarrassed to death.

Qin Miao came over lamely and grabbed Qin Yuyu, "Yuyu, I've finished reading the book, let's go."

 Qin Yuyu wanted to say it but stopped, but was reluctant.

 But in the end, he and Qin Miao left, still through the back door.

 …

Passing by a medical clinic, Zhuang Cong was about to send Gu Li inside.

Gu Wenli seemed to be seriously injured and was so weak that it was difficult to even walk.

Zhuang Cong frowned and said, "Master, he looks like this, I'm afraid he's seriously injured?"

"No." Du Wan's mouth twitched, "He's not injured, he's hungry."

 Gu Li in the book is often too hungry to be weak.

Sure enough, as soon as Du Wan said these words, Gu Li's delicate face turned red instantly.

Zhuang Cong was embarrassed, and he actually made a mistake.

Du Wan took out a piece of silver from his purse and threw it to Zhuang Cong, "Go to the shop opposite to buy some buns, and use the rest to treat him."

 “Yes.” Zhuang Cong went to do it.

Du Wan continued his explanation and did not stay any longer.

 When he came back, he held a big oil bag and handed it to Gu Li.

Gu Li was not as pedantic as a scholar, and would not shout about the food that came to him. He took the buns and ate them without hesitation.

Zhuang Cong then handed the remaining silver to Gu Li.

Gu Li paused while eating his buns and looked at Du Wan who was gradually walking away.

 Looking from the back, the young man does not look very old.

Gu Li hesitated for a moment and then took the money. He really needed the money. His eyes glanced at the sword on Zhuang Cong's waist and the boots on his feet, and he asked politely: "Thank you very much this time. Can I know who your master is?"

 “I’m sorry, the master didn’t explain it.”

After Zhuang Cong said this, he turned around and left to catch up with Du Wan.

Gu Li looked gratefully at the backs of Du Wan and his group until no one could be seen anymore, then he turned and entered the medical center behind him.

With this money, he could treat his mother's illness. Gu Li accepted it even though he knew it was a gift and a scholar should refuse it according to his integrity.

 Compared to mother's life, integrity and nothing else are important.

Du Wan, who returned to the princess mansion, asked someone to inquire about Gu Li.

His life experience was quite miserable. His biological father was a scholar, but he unexpectedly died young. Gu’s mother took him to remarry when he was three years old, but he met an unkind person. My stepfather loved drinking, gambling, and domestic violence. He fell drunk and died last winter, leaving a pile of debts for the orphans and widowed mother. This year Gu Li was admitted to Tai'an Academy with the first grade, and the Gu family's life became easier.

Qin'an Academy is quite famous in the capital, and its reputation is second only to that of the Imperial College. It is a college where only one can enter based on their ability. More than 90% of the students admitted are from poor families. It is said that those with excellent test scores can enroll for free and will be provided with free food and accommodation. It is said that the top three in the exam will also receive scholarships.

 Many people in the capital suspected that the person who organized Tai'an Academy was the mastermind behind Tai'an Bank. Because Tai'an Academy is privately managed, it has been doing a loss-making business in terms of teaching and educating people, and the academy has never been short of money.

 (End of this chapter)