254: C254 A Backstage of a Private High School

C254 A Backstage of a Private High School

After the 100-meter race ended, the rest of the competition basically had nothing to do with Ye Han.

He was also happy to take a break. After all, other competitions were not enough for him to get any good rewards.

The two days of the United Games soon came to an end.

Among them, First Secondary School of Jinlin relied on Ye Han, Yang Mier, and the students of sports, and a new Awakened among them, Wang Tao.

In the end, he won fourteen gold medals and became the biggest winner of this year's United Games.

Furthermore, Ye Han had won ten gold medals by himself, which caused him to become an influential figure in Jinlin City, education, and sports.

However, Ye Han didn't care about it at all. His goal was never the education or sports world.

If First Secondary School of Jinlin was said to be the biggest winner, then the elite private high school, known as the strongest school in Golden Scale, would undoubtedly be the biggest loser.

School Board Director of the elite private high school had spent a lot of time and effort for this joint sports meeting.

Not only did he borrow the Golden Unicorn Stadium, he also persuaded the organization committee to shorten the match schedule to two days.

However, they met Ye Han who looked like a bug.

In all of the popular competitions, all of the talented high school participants turned back to face Ye Han.

In the end, it turned out that in the popular competitions of the high school, they didn't even get a single gold medal.

When the students and teachers gradually began to leave the field, a voice suddenly reached the ears of the students and teachers.

"Student Ye Han, can I keep you a few minutes?"

Upon hearing the voice, the students and teachers turned their heads to look at the source of the voice.

When they saw the speaker, the students were all right. They didn't have any strange expressions.

However, the faces of Gu Tao, Guan Bao, and the other teachers all changed.

"Ding Zhen Zong!"

Ding Zhen was a disciple of the Golden Qilin Clan, an outstanding figure in the younger generation.

Although he was not a direct descendant of the Ding family, he had some authority in the family.

There was no other reason, because he was in control of the educational resources.

The famous private high school with a great deal of talent was his business.

The Ding Clan had always focused on civil affairs, but a few years ago, Ding Zhenzong had suddenly stepped into the field of education.

This was also seen by the great clans as the beginning of the Ding Clan's intervention in the educational world.

When the elite private high school was established, the other families started to take action.

All of a sudden, all of the famous high school students with Jinlin City were either bought or infiltrated by the great clans.

Even a school like Fuyuan High School couldn't escape the clutches of the big families.

However, perhaps it was because they did not place too much importance on it, but in the end, the battle for power within Jinlin City and education world still ended with Ding Zhen Zong and the Ding Family obtaining victory.

As a result, only the elite private high school would have the strongest Jinlin City.

Back then, his First Secondary School of Jinlin had also been purchased by a clan of Jinlin City. Furthermore, this clan's position was not low, it was one of the Four Great Clans, the Zhong Family.2

Unfortunately, when the dust settled on the battle for education, the Zhong Family gave up on their First Secondary School of Jinlin.

Selling it to Guan Bao and the others who had old friends with the Zhong Family caused the situation of the First Secondary School of Jinlin to worsen.

Now, this Ding Zhenzong, who was extremely famous in the education world, had suddenly appeared.

Of course, Guan Bao and the others knew what it meant.

"What's the matter?"

When Ye Han heard this, he gently raised his head and glanced at Ding Zhenzong.

The expression on his face was neither rebellious nor obsequious.

It was as if the person in front of him was not some big boss of the Golden Scale Education world, but an insignificant passerby.

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