Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards

Chapter 49: Chapter 49 Laughing into a Big Goose

Hopping around like someone with a mental disorder, Su Huai finally figured out the rough changes in himself.

His explosive power had greatly increased, and he was extremely flexible and agile.

The strength was at least twice that of before his rebirth when he couldn’t even lift a 120-pound woman. Holding her in his arms was already a struggle for half a minute, and the princess carry was downright impossible.

Now he was moving stone benches around as if for fun, and that thing definitely weighed over a hundred pounds.

Stamina was the most obvious improvement. Yesterday, walking from the main campus to North District One left him feeling extremely tired, while today’s romping around only left him slightly out of breath.

So combine that: carrying around a hundred pounds for half an hour, explosive and strong endurance…

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Cough cough, what Huai meant was, he was a prime candidate for weighted cross-country.

Overall, a Comprehensive Physique score of 77 might not compare to professional athletes, but it likely stood out among ordinary people.

The physique data was more valuable than he had anticipated, and the highest tier could very well be benchmarked against the human body’s limit.

Solely based on the current Comprehensive score of 77, describing it as “fierce” was not an exaggeration at all.

In modern society, men spend most of their time from school to adulthood using their brains, generally lacking in physical labor and scientific exercise. At 25, it’s basically the peak of one’s physical quality, and from there, it’s all a natural decline.

Reborn from an age of sub-health and weakness, Su Huai had a deep understanding of this.

Now, through his own relentless efforts, he had quietly become a tough guy, which was indeed cause for celebration.

Come on, let’s applaud and throw flowers!

…

Su Huai returned to his dormitory in a good mood, and just as he arrived at the door, he overheard a commotion coming from inside.

The new apartment’s doors were soundproof, showing just how noisy it was inside.

As Su Huai swiped his card to open the door, he saw Sao Ji making a fuss.

“Give it a rest, Mr. Yu! Do you think your senior could be compared by using her head? Chen Nuanhan is definitely the campus beauty, even her plain face is so striking, what’s the use of you being unconvinced?”

Xia Yu was so anxious his face turned red, “Pei is twice as good in figure than her! Plus, her beauty is on par. Why should she be the campus beauty?”

Chu Changkuo, utterly entranced, stared straight at the screen showing Chen Nuanhan’s plain military outfit photo and chimed in, “Alright, alright, Pei is the most beautiful… Hey, where is Chen Nuanhan from?”

Nice going!

So this is what you guys are arguing about…

Su Huai found it amusing, but before he could make a teasing remark, Sao Ji dragged him into the fray.

“Huai! Come on, I’ll show you a campus beauty-level hottie!”

Unwilling to show weakness, Xia Yu quickly waved his hand, “Huai, I’ve got some news on Pei for you!”

Chu Changkuo immediately laughed, “Sao Ji is idle enough, but Xia Yu, you’re even idler, just looking at pictures online and fantasizing is enough, what’s the use of gathering information for him?”

Xia Yu immediately retorted, “It’s not for you to decide what’s useful or not. I just feel Huai can do it!”

“Alright, alright!”

Chu Changkuo waved his hand dismissively, not wanting to argue and turned back to scour through posts of Chen Nuanhan.

“You do you, I’ve already kindly advised you, if you want to hit the wall, then go hit it!”

This comment really got Xia Yu fuming…

Su Huai shook his head, gave Xia Yu a look to keep quiet, and then said with a smile, “Chief Chu, I saw your heroic bearing today, looking very spirited.”

“Really?!”

Chu Changkuo turned around, his face beaming with interest.

“Let me tell you, the instructor paid me special attention. I was leading our formation, the military posture was the most standard! As I walked by, so many girls were looking at me… By the way, when did you come by our side? Sorry, I didn’t notice you…”

“No, I didn’t go over there.”

Su Huai honestly shook his head.

Chu Changkuo was taken aback, “So where did you see me?”

“Right at the main campus bulletin board! The penalty notice has been posted there all afternoon.”

Su Huai sincerely gave a thumbs up, “That close-up photo was from your high school days, right? The little side parting looked really smart, I saw many girls complimenting it…”

“Pffft!”

“Hahaha!”

Xia Yu and Xi Ziliu burst into laughter on the spot, slapping the table.

Chu Changkuo’s face turned green, gritting his teeth with visible veins on his forehead.

And then Sao Ji added fuel to the fire, “Huai, what did they say about Chief Chu?”

Chu Changkuo didn’t want to pay any more attention to Su Huai, but upon hearing this, his ears perked up, as if he was being tormented by curiosity.

“Oh, it went something like this–”

Su Huai cleared his throat and mimicked expressively.

“Wow, this freshman is so handsome!”

“Yeah, so clean and fresh, and a pretty decent face shape.”

“Exactly my type! What class is he from, what class?”

“Let me see, School of Management Public Administration Class 2… Do you have a crush?”

“There is a bit…”

Chu Changkuo tried to hold back but failed, inadvertently breaking into a smug smile that carried a hint of triumph and relief.

So what about the announcement?

Does it affect my ability to conquer insightful and beautiful girls with my looks and charm?!

Just as he was feeling wildly elated, he suddenly heard Su Huai mimic the last sentence—

“But I can hold back! What’s the use of being handsome? Obviously, the brains aren’t quite there! Drinking on the first day of military training and talking back to the teacher in the dormitory, didn’t anyone tell him he’d get picked out as a troublemaker by the drill instructor and get hammered in the first row?”

“Pfft!”

“Geese, geese, geese, geese, geese…”

Xia Yu spat out a screen’s worth of saliva, while Sao Ji completely collapsed there, laughing like a silly goose.

Chu Changkuo was so angry he felt like his scalp was going to explode.

MLGBD!

No wonder the drill instructor specifically placed me at the front… So that’s the story?!

Thinking about the nonsense he just spouted, Mr. Chu’s toes almost broke from cringing, and he hastily slammed his laptop shut, grabbing the washbasin and messing around throwing things inside.

I can’t stand to be in this shitty dorm for another minute!

And just as he was opening the door to make his escape, Gou Huai hurriedly waved his hand.

“Front row soldier, you forgot your facial cleanser, you can’t just rub soap on your face!”

Chu Changkuo’s actions immediately froze, unsure whether to stay or go, hesitating for a full three seconds. @@novelbin@@

Maybe he was conflicted too…

Is one’s face more important?

Or is self-respect more important?

Or is peace and quiet more important?

In the end, he didn’t look back and charged toward freedom without a second thought.

“Geese… geese… geese…”

Sao Ji was nearly choking with laughter, gasping for air every 8 seconds on average.

And, before the door fully closed, all three brothers heard his enraged bellow.

“Damn it!”

Then Xia Yu and Sao Ji each tore off two pieces of toilet paper, sniffling and wiping their tears…

Once they finally recovered, both gave Su Huai a thumbs-up in unison.

“Huai, you’re the boss!”

Hmph, such a simple thing!

Su Huai waved his hand, with the air of a knight who’d calmly walk away after accomplishing his deed, hiding his capabilities and biding his time.

Once the two had finally collected themselves, Xia Yu, while Sao Ji went back to browsing forums, snuck up to Su Huai and pulled him onto the balcony for a smoke.

“Huai, I’ve got all the details!”

In truth, Su Huai wasn’t that interested in Pei Shuyu, because if he didn’t sort out the issue with the scenario, her allure was pointless.

No matter what the reason, Su Huai couldn’t actively pursue her like chasing a girlfriend and initiate a story with her at the music school.

But since Xia Yu was so passionate, he might as well listen—it could be idle chatter.

“Alright, what’s the situation?”

Yu Yangyang was indeed diligent, digging up the details quite thoroughly.

“The senior is a student in the class of 15th-grade two of the Teacher’s Dance Education program, with very good grades… Oh, and their major isn’t quite what you’d expect—it’s focused on dance education, get it?”

Su Huai shook his head obediently, not understanding the first sentence.

Xia Yu explained earnestly: “Well, yes, they learn to dance too, but their main focus isn’t dance performance, it’s teaching dance, the kind who will teach kids in elementary school!”

So what?

Su Huai was full of question marks.

“So, she’s got a great personality!”

Xia Yu got impatient: “Having good grades means she’s learned the education-related courses well. To teach kids to dance in the future, she must be patient and caring. The senior definitely isn’t like what those rumors say!”

Ah!

Su Huai finally got the gist of what he was trying to say and couldn’t help but laugh to himself.

So young…

What kind of person someone is, what they study, and whether they study well—what do these have to do with each other?

There are girls who study performance and settle down to a family life, and there are those who sleep their way to the top with legs spread wide. It’s all down to personal will, not the fault of studying performance.

And how could dance education be any different?

But he didn’t want to dishearten the young lad and just nodded with a smile.

“Alright, I get it. So, what’s the main point then?”