At noon that day, just after lunch, I returned to the bookstore to sit down. Jia Yun, who is a teacher at the Ethnic Studies School, hurried over, accompanied by a tall, strong man with a strong business sense.
"What's wrong? There's something wrong in school again?"
Jia Cong put down the brush in his hand, took the towel handed by the boy Wangcai and wiped the handle before speaking slowly.
Why does it include the word ‘and’?
It was basically Jia Baoyu, the phoenix egg, who caused the trouble, and in the end it was up to two ethnology gentlemen, Jia Yun and Jia Fang, to clean up the mess, not to mention how depressing it was.
No matter how much Phoenix Egg dislikes studying, no matter how pampered the old lady is, with the second master Zheng around, it is impossible for Jia Baoyu to really drop out of school.
Every now and then, I would go to the clan school to hang out for a few days. During this period, there were a lot of troubles, especially this guy and Qin Zhong, who were simply examples of corrupting the school's atmosphere.
Every time they wait for Phoenix Egg to leave, Jia Yun and Jia Fang have to spend a lot of energy and time to reverse the impact on the school.
Fortunately, Jia Yun and Jia Fang have basically taken control of the school. There is no influence on the messy school order in the original work, and Phoenix Egg is not a master who likes to cause trouble. The situation is not bad, but a little depressed.
Jia Cong's clan learned the rules set by the little overlord, and they are still very good to this day.
In short, it doesn't matter if you don't want to study and make progress, but you can't affect the study of your classmates, otherwise you will be punished.
No matter whether it is Jia Yun and Jia Fang as teachers, or Xue Pan, who is full of richness, they can make dishonest students cry for their fathers and call their mothers, but they don't dare to make things worse.
To put it bluntly, the Jia clan and the Fuxue clan who came to the clan school were not in a very good situation. At most, they were slightly better off than a well-off family.
Otherwise, they can hire a teacher to teach them at home, or enter an official school to advance, which is much better than the Jia clan school.
Few of the clan schools run by the Xungui family in Beijing are famous, and almost all of them look like the Jia clan clan schools in the original novel, but with varying degrees of rubbish.
Anyone with any brains would not have much expectations for the clan school run by the Xungui family. This is the main reason why the Jia clan academy produced five children at one time, which shocked the entire Xungui circle.
The original book actually makes it very clear that most of the students who study in the Jia clan are just hanging around just for the free meal at noon, as well as free snacks, pen and ink and other benefits, and there are only a few who are really willing to learn.
The current situation of Jia Clan School is naturally very different. With Jia Cong and his younger brothers suppressing it, and gentlemen like Jia Yun and Jia Fang who are willing to contribute, Jia Clan School has at least become a school that is no worse than a regular private school.
Under such circumstances, except for Phoenix Egg Jia Baoyu and a few direct descendants, few students dared to attack.
Of course, it is not enough to just force management academics to do so. Real results are needed as a foundation.
It just so happened that the studies and homework of Jia Cong's younger brothers, through his careful guidance and guidance, were at least at the level of a child student. They could also suppress other students to find it difficult to raise their heads. It is difficult to cause big problems when combining family studies with the two.
It is said that Jia Dairu, who is responsible for the management of clan studies, has completely let go and only takes the benefits and disciplines he deserves, and ignores the others at all.
Jia Clanology has completely fallen into the control of Jia Cong and his subordinates.
Originally, according to his idea, he wanted to completely transform ethnic studies and cultivate a steady stream of talents of all kinds.
But if clan science wants to be reformed, it cannot avoid Ningguofu, the patriarch of the Jia clan. At this time, Jia Cong has no idea of contacting Ningguofu, nor does he have the qualifications.
Now I saw that Jia Yun, who was in charge of the daily affairs of the clan school, was full of anxiety, and she thought something had happened to the clan academy.
"No, it's not a matter of ethnology!"
Jia Yun quickly waved her hand, pointed at the strong man next to her who was full of fireworks, and said: "Boss, this is Ni Er, my neighbor!"
"Little Ni Er, I have met Mr. Cong!"
The strong man named Ni Er was very clever and hurriedly bowed his hands to Jia Cong. Looking at his unfamiliar look, he obviously learned it temporarily.
"Um!"
Jia Cong nodded lightly and said nothing more, looking at Jia Yun hoping for an explanation.
Ni Ermo, the "Drunken King", is a character in Red Mansion. He lives in the same street as Jia Yun. He is a well-known ruffian.
It has been introduced in the original book that this guy specializes in helping people look at places, and he also works part-time as a usury and loan company. He is an out-and-out "hero".
However, Jia Yun's current situation is completely different from that in the original work. She has already passed the exam to become a scholar before she dropped out of ethnic studies, and she will not be as poor as in the original work.
In this case, he won't accept Ni Er's help, and the two of them won't have too many interactions. Why do they seem to be in the same place again?
Here, the ‘Drunken King Kong’ was also secretly amazed.
I had long heard Brother Yun say that Master Cong of Rongguo Mansion was extraordinary, but I didn't expect that he was extraordinary to such an extent.
Now, Mr. Cong is not yet eleven years old, but he is already so tall and strong!
What frightened him even more was that the aura of Third Young Master Cong was more powerful than any gang leader he had ever seen, giving him the illusion that he was meeting a gang leader.
"The boss is like this. Ni Er said that he accidentally heard the news that someone was trying to harm the bookstore, so he informed me immediately!"
Jia Yun said anxiously: "I don't think I can be disrespectful, so I brought Ni Er over to give a detailed explanation to the boss!"
After speaking, he looked at Ni Er and signaled that he could speak.
Ni Er did not dare to neglect, he hurriedly explained, and soon made the matter clear.
It turns out that Ni Er was recently visiting a famous gambling house in the capital to look at the casino. He took advantage of the opportunity to do some loan sharking and became familiar with the management and thugs of the gambling house.
Just yesterday, he accidentally heard the steward of the casino ordering thugs to harass the club's bookstore. At first, he didn't take it seriously.
It was only when I met Jia Yun at night that I realized that the Huiyou Bookstore that the gambling thugs were planning to harass was the same bookstore that Jia Yun had mentioned in their usual chats.
At this time, he did not dare to neglect, or he might have some other thoughts. In short, he would find Jia Yun today to tell him this important information.
Jia Yun immediately became anxious when she heard this, and then she took Ni Er to report to Jia Cong.
"In other words, someone wants to harm the bookstore!"
Jia Cong remained calm, pondered for a long time, nodded, and said to Ni Er: "This news is useful to me, so thank you very much this time!"
Ni Erliandao didn't dare. It was not until the storekeeper of the bookstore presented him with fifty taels of large ingots that he left with satisfaction.
A piece of news that was of no use in his eyes was exchanged for fifty taels of silver and he made a lot of money.
Not to mention, he also got to know someone like Mr. Cong through this, and he might be able to make a fortune through this in the future. No one can say for sure about this kind of thing. It is better to have a chance than no chance...