Zi Yunchen was not stupid, after being reminded by Luo Qingyin in the Qishi Mountain Range, he took the time to investigate Gong Danting during this time, and the results were shocking to him.

Refusing in person was not deliberately losing Gong Danting's face, but Zi Yunchen's last warning to this friend in person.

If you insist on going your own way, you will be the enemy next time we meet.

Luo Qingyin pursed his lips noncommittally.

Not wanting to hear anything about Gong Danting anymore, she stretched out her hand to push Zi Yunchen away, removed the two small hairy balls of Mo Monkey and Lei Yan from the Three Saints and Three Demon Ding, and said expressionlessly: "I'll leave it to you, Xiaoxue is in the apse of the library hall, I'll take him over." ”

Without waiting for Zi Yunchen to speak, she stepped lightly and flew up to the library hall.

Zi Yunchen looked at her back faintly and murmured, "The little cat is still angry." ”

The ink monkey glanced at him, scratched his buttocks and said, "Can a man who can't even coax a woman be called a man?" Creak! ”

Lei Yan also showed a humane ridicule on his face, and echoed: "It's destined to be lonely for a lifetime." ”

Zi Yunchen: "......"

Just as he stepped out and headed for the library hall, the female student who was looking for his figure walked over from the other side of the garden and said excitedly: "Look, His Royal Highness King Rui is there!" ”

This sentence is like a signal.

The female students nearby rushed in his direction, all wanting to see with their own eyes this legendary first beautiful man in the Cangyun Continent, His Royal Highness King Rui Ziyunchen.

Zi Yunchen frowned slightly, and his figure flashed away like a streamer.

Luo Qingyin returned to the apse of the library hall, Jimo Wuxin was still reciting without distraction, and the snow ginseng doll and the little black butterfly had already played together, and they were actually playing a guessing game.

Every time the chubby little black butterfly loses to him, it flaps its wings in frustration, summoning moths to fly around.

Rarely, he has another friend.

The corners of Luo Qingyin's lips raised a smile as clear as the wind, and he sat back in his position to endorse.

……

After the academy's announcement, Zi Yunchen officially became a member of the Array Pavilion.

As a guest of the Formation Pavilion, Zi Yunchen has all the rest of his time at his disposal, except for occasionally instructing the students in the formation or taking a class, and if he is excellent in schoolwork, he can also become the deputy peak master.

Even if ordinary people have Wuhou Xiuwei, they may not be able to get the place of guest secretary.

Ziyun Chen was able to enter the Array Pavilion without much effort, not only because he was Dansheng's apprentice, but also because he was the youngest martial artist in the Cangyun Continent.

Even if he doesn't do anything, standing there is enough to be an inspirational role model.

What's more, he is still the most beautiful man in Cangyun Continent!

The first time he had a class in the Array Pavilion, the seats were already full half an hour before class.

Countless students rushed from other peaks three hours in advance and blocked the door of the Star Palace, just to see his handsome face.

Zi Yunchen changed out of the luxurious purple clothes he wore on weekdays, and put on a red robe consistent with the Array Pavilion, wanton and intense, with long eyelashes, a heroic nose bridge, and deep and charming eyes, showing nobility and charm at the same time, but also containing a kind of free bearing and elegance.

He stepped on the breeze, and the Star Hall immediately burst into a long-lasting scream.

The course on Ziyunchen is called the Mountains and Rivers Expo.

This course covers astronomy, geography, the heavenly and earthly treasures required for the formation, and the thousands of years of formation history of the Cangyun Continent.

Ordinary guests who are not over 80 years old can not take this course.

But Zi Yunchen is an exception.

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