Novel Full Chapter 585 - Sheng Yang Was A True Buddhist?
Chapter 585: Sheng Yang Was A True Buddhist?
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Everyone suddenly stopped talking.
The others in the team could not understand what was going on.
The Li brothers were extremely worried. Even if the two of them fought her together, they might not be able to defeat Yuan Xinran.
This was because they had seen with their own eyes how Yuan Xinran had subdued two burly men outside the university.
Their small bodies were not even as big as the man from last time.
Shi Mo tried to persuade her, “Yuan Xinran, our proposal is almost done. What’s going on with you?”
Li Rui gave him a thumbs up. What a brave man.
Yuan Xinran ran her fingers lazily across the table and narrowed her naturally bold eyes. “I just don’t think it’ll work, alright?”
Her black earrings glistened in the sunlight.
These words were extremely arrogant. She was clearly looking for trouble.
With that, she looked at Sheng Yang with interest.
At this moment, the twins grabbed Sheng Yang from both sides.
They were not afraid that Goddess Yang would hurt Yuan Xinran, but they were afraid that Goddess Yang would accidentally anger Yuan Xinran. Yuan Xinran was not someone to be trifled with.
Goddess Yang relied on her brainpower, so how could she win against Yuan Xinran in a physical fight?
Sheng Yang’s eyes were calm as she looked at Yuan Xinran. She did not show much emotion. “Then tell me your direction.”
She had a very serious and calm attitude and was willing to listen to the details. Yuan Xinran was surprised that she would do the opposite of what she had expected.
Yuan Xinran was not a pushover.
The laymen were just watching the commotion, while the experts were observing the situation.
The other students were not on the same level. The more they heard, the more they could not understand. They just watched from the sidelines and felt that Yuan Xinran was not on good terms with Sheng Yang.
However, the Li brothers and Shi Mo understood the situation quite a bit. Yuan Xinran was also a strong and vicious character.
Yuan Xinran’s expression was no longer that languid. Her eyes were also shimmering with a dark light, and she looked extremely serious.
Perhaps it was because of Sheng Yang’s outstanding performance during class last time, it had ignited her fighting spirit.
Sheng Yang listened quietly. When everything was over, she said calmly, “I don’t agree with you.”
“…”
The moment that was said, the surrounding people fell silent.
Yuan Xinran looked at Sheng Yang with a dangerous gaze. She tilted her head slightly and smiled evilly. “You don’t agree?”
As if a conflict was about to break out, the air was filled with the smell of gunpowder.
“Yes.” Sheng Yang glanced at her watch. Actually, she could definitely persuade Yuan Xinran and explain her thoughts to her. She wanted Yuan Xinran to understand that the direction she was working on was not as accurate as their current direction. It would just take her some time.
The national holiday was coming up, and she still had to pack her things and catch a plane back to Yan City.
If they did not solve the problem now, they would not be able to divide the work during the long holiday. They would not be able to progress any further and would be stuck here.
In that case, she could only think of the simplest, most direct, and most straightforward method.
Sheng Yang came back to her senses and glanced at Yuan Xinran. She suddenly said, “How about this? We’ll arm wrestle. The winner will decide.”
When Yuan Xinran heard this, she immediately snorted with laughter. Was this a joke? It was equivalent to agreeing to her request in disguise.
The surrounding students found it very difficult to hold in their laughter. They had seen people who overestimated themselves, but not someone who so severely overestimated themselves like this.
The Li twins and Shi Mo were stunned. They looked at each other and reached a consensus.
It turned out that… compared to Yuan Xinran, their group leader was a true Buddhist. She was truly aloof from worldly affairs…