Chapter Sixty [What?]
The next day, Li Yingwan didn't show up at school. It was probably because her mother had arrived in Huaxia and she had gone back home for a family reunion.
The school naturally gave the green light—in fact, the school leaders of No. 8 Middle School had always had complicated attitudes toward this transfer student from South Korea.
In theory, the daughter of a wealthy capitalist from the capitalist world who invests locally should be offered very favorable conditions by the authorities.
Li Yingwan wanted to enroll and attend school—what school couldn't she go to?
But she chose No. 8 Middle School—according to information from higher-ups, this was even her own insistence.
The leaders of No. 8 Middle School were nervous… Had our modest school's name really spread to South Korea?
