567: Chapter 567: This is Quite the Grand Setup 567: Chapter 567: This is Quite the Grand Setup When he returned to the room and closed the door, Lin Feifei suddenly hugged Tangyu tightly, and their bodies were pressed close together, allowing them to feel each other’s warmth.
Tangyu smiled knowingly.
Lin Feifei rarely took the initiative like this, but the feeling was indeed quite nice.
“Tangyu, you are the hero in my heart, my idol of adoration,” Lin Feifei said.
Tangyu laughed and gently stroked Lin Feifei’s hair, “Silly girl, don’t become one of those crazed fans, that kind of thing scares me now.”
“I’m willing to be your crazed fan, I know you aren’t scared of me,” Lin Feifei said.
“Alright, grab my clothes for me, I need to take a shower, I’m all sweaty,” Tangyu said.
However, Lin Feifei made no move to let go, “I already took the clothes to the bathroom, let’s shower together tonight, and then we—” Her voice grew as soft as a mosquito’s chirp as she spoke, and her cheeks flushed a cute pink that made you want to pounce and bite her.
Seeing Lin Feifei in such a shy state, waves of desire surged through Tangyu like a breached floodgate.
This little girl also had a seductive side indeed.
As a twenty-something virgin, Tangyu was naturally glad to proceed with male-female matters, but today he tried hard to suppress the impulse, “Not today.”
Lin Feifei looked up at Tangyu, “Why?
Are you too tired?”
Tangyu smiled, shaking his head, “No, because your illness hasn’t healed yet.
In another week you’ll be completely healed, and then it will be okay.” With the Flame Demon Scorpion King treating Lin Feifei, she would recover in a week, and then the effectiveness of their Yin Yang union would be greater, so Tangyu couldn’t rush things.
Moreover, proceeding now would also be harmful to the Flame Demon Scorpion King, as it wanted to absorb the Yin Ghost Qi from Lin Feifei’s body.
“Oh, doesn’t that make you sad?” Lin Feifei asked.
“That— I’ll get over it soon enough,” Tangyu replied.
“Then let me help you out in a bit,” said Lin Feifei, lowering her head again, and Tangyu gave a sly smile and suddenly picked up Lin Feifei, carrying her towards the bathroom.
Although Lin Feifei’s skills were nothing to write home about, they would manage.
After a good night’s sleep, Tangyu did not get up as early as usual the next day but slept in until 7:30.
Guo Momo had risen early and prepared breakfast, and by the time Tangyu and Lin Feifei came downstairs, everything was ready.
Zhao Yaya was already eating without reservation, watching something on a tablet and giggling loudly.
“Haha, it’s too funny, I can’t take it, my stomach hurts from laughing.
Good guy, you don’t know how popular you are online now.
There’s all these hilarious spoof posts about you, stuff like ‘Tangyu lingo,’ and ‘god-level Photoshopping,’ and such, it’s hilarious.
There are even people impersonating your QQ, microblog, WeChat accounts, but I’ve exposed them all.
Giggle, I’m now a microblog expert, a blogger with over ten million fans, I can totally compare with those big stars, my words carry a lot of weight,” Zhao Yaya said, looking quite pleased with herself.
“Eat your food, and head to school quickly after you’re done,” Lin Feifei said.
Zhao Yaya replied, “Yeah, I should eat quickly and go to school, I’ve probably become quite the celebrity there.
Hehe, there will definitely be a lot of peers asking about the good guy brother, yeah I should hurry.”
“…”
After breakfast, Tangyu said, “Feifei, Momo, you three take the car and go, there are definitely still a lot of people outside, I’ll slip out the back later.”
Being a celebrity really was miserable sometimes; he couldn’t travel the usual routes or ride in his car comfortably, only sneak around, reaching Linshan Middle School discreetly.
As Tangyu had expected, the entrance to Linshan Middle School was packed with cars, a crowd of journalists and paparazzi camping out there.
Once he showed up, he’d definitely be surrounded by layers of people and unable to escape.
This kind of situation, envied, jealously eyed, and hated by others, was even hard for a Heavenly King to come by, yet it caused Tangyu nothing but headaches, completely disrupting his daily routine.
He didn’t like being a celebrity, nor was he good at it, and he especially disliked being chased and bombarded with questions by crowds.
The journalists could be likened to blooming lotuses, keen to ask absolutely everything.
If you were willing to answer, they’d even delve into how many times you peed and pooped as a child.
Therefore, Tangyu decisively retreated.
The most annoying, most headache-inducing things were those paparazzi and petty media reporters who really knew no boundaries.
Moreover, these people could endure hardship exceptionally, willing to stake out a location for days and nights without sleeping.
Tangyu didn’t enter through the main gate.
Going through there was like asking to be ogled.
Linshan Middle School’s walls were indeed high; he spent quite a while looking for a suitable spot, finally climbing over with the help of a tree.
Once inside Linshan Middle School, Tangyu shook his head and chuckled bitterly; he hadn’t expected that coming to work would involve scaling walls, which was quite a frustrating situation.
Although he thought about possibly taking a more high-profile approach now, this jump in exposure was simply too great, way too high all of a sudden.
Shaking his head, Tangyu headed toward the health office.
He hadn’t walked far when he heard several screams, which nearly gave him a fright.
It turned out to be three young girls screaming.
All three were staring at Tangyu with wide eyes and open mouths, as if they had seen something frightening, still screaming.
Tangyu ignored them and continued on his way, shaking his head.
After Tangyu left, the three young girls came to their senses and hurriedly chased after him.
“Doctor Tang, wait for us, I admire you so much, you’re my idol, please take a photo with me.”
“Doctor Tang, you’re so handsome, I love you to death, please give me an autograph.”
For these three young girls who were relentlessly pursuing him, Tangyu could only smile helplessly and said, “Hurry to your classes, why would you admire me?”
“No, no, we finally got to see you, let’s take a photo and get an autograph first.
You’re our idol that we truly admire.” The three girls refused to go to class.
Tangyu was even more speechless, “I don’t have time now, if you don’t go to class, I still have to go to work.”
These three girls followed Tangyu all the way to the school infirmary.
Before they even reached the infirmary, Tangyu was taken aback, because there were a gathering of one or two hundred students, mostly girls.
Many held up signs saying ‘Doctor Tang, you’re so handsome’ or ‘Traditional Medicine is unbeatable.’ Most exaggerating of all, there was even a banner hanging at the entrance of the infirmary.
As soon as these people saw Tangyu arriving, they immediately cheered and screamed, as if they were seeing a long-awaited idol.
Tangyu was both amused and speechless by the students’ enthusiasm.
Isn’t this display a bit much?
“Doctor Tang, please sign this for me.”
“Doctor Tang, can I study traditional medicine too?”
“Doctor Tang, can you accept my respect?”
“Doctor Tang, can I pursue you?”
Some bold girls even pulled at Tangyu, taking the opportunity to get close.
These students were indeed a bit crazy.
Tangyu’s voice was completely drowned out by their noise, which left him both amused and clueless about how to handle these students.
Just as Tangyu was at a loss, a commanding voice rescued him, “Students, it’s time to go to class.
Stop surrounding Doctor Tang.”
Tangyu looked over and saw the principal, whom he had only met once, accompanied by the vice-principal, the new head of academic affairs, and Mo Xiaoqing, standing at the entrance of the infirmary.
Naturally, the voice belonged to the principal.
The principal’s authority was significant, as the students immediately quieted down.
They glanced fearfully at the principal and reluctantly left for their classrooms.
After sending the students off, Tangyu breathed a sigh of relief.
Dealing with these young fans was the trickiest.
Tangyu approached the principal’s group, smiling and greeting, “Principal, hello.”
The principal’s face was full of smiles as he gently patted Tangyu’s shoulder and praised, “Very good, very good.
Our Linshan Middle School has produced a celebrity, a great person.
The young are to be feared; indeed, it is ‘the new waves of the Yangtze River push the old waves.’ Us old folks are almost ready to exit the stage of history.
The future belongs to these young people.
Tangyu, from you, I see the future of traditional medicine in Huaxia Country, the future of Huaxia’s youth.
You have no idea how many people view you as their idol, their role model, a positive force in national education.
Your influence will be unprecedented and may even set the next trend.
Because of you, our Linshan Middle School has gained unprecedented honor.” The principal was genuinely delighted.
After all, Tangyu, the school doctor of Linshan Middle School, had widely spread this news.
These past few days, he also received many calls from leaders, mostly words of praise, and some media interviews aimed to learn about Tangyu through him.
Linshan Middle School had become the focus of major media these past two days, and he, as the principal, naturally basked in some of that limelight.
The significance of this for Linshan Middle School goes without saying.
“Principal, you flatter me.
These are things I should do; in fact, it’s not much, I just did something I thought I should do.” Tangyu replied.
The admiration on the principal’s face deepened, “Listen, listen, only a real character can speak such modest words.
Regardless, our Linshan Middle School is proud to have you.
Tangyu, we came here firstly to congratulate you, secondly to thank you for bringing endless prestige to our Linshan Middle School, and thirdly, we have a matter to consult you about.”
“Please go ahead, Principal,” Tangyu said.
The principal nodded and said, “It’s like this, I know your passion for traditional medicine.
Initially, appointing you as the school doctor seemed beneath you, but that was the only position we could offer you.
Hence, I held a few faculty meetings, and it was decided to exceptionally promote you to Honorary Principal of Linshan Middle School and to erect your statue at the entrance of our school.
I wonder what you think about this?”
For anyone, this would be the highest honor.
Even the principal himself didn’t have his statue anywhere in the school.
Erecting a person’s statue in a school is a tremendous honor, especially at the school entrance.