After Marking Commander O, I was Forced to a Flash Marriage

Chapter 39

Another added sarcastically: “Can you really? Even if you had the skill, do you have that freshman’s looks?”

Gradually, as the team selected Ren Qingqiu, a student widely considered to be below standard, a post suddenly appeared on the school bulletin board addressing the criticisms:

“Since it was chosen by Commander Bai, there must be a reason for it. I’m not saying this, but in terms of long range shooting, the best remote student in the fourth grade, Zhou Shuyu, is just average. Why not select a first grader who looks better?”

After some discussion, another person spoke up:

“Is the person saying this only focused on appearance? Have you seen the new student’s profile? She is completely useless; nothing she does works. Choosing someone like this will only hold back our Northern Military Academy’s championship. We can’t just stand behind the commander because she is impressive and the new student looks good!”

“Then why did the Commander pick this newbie instead of Zhou Shuyu? Doesn’t that imply that Zhou Shuyu is not as good as this new student?”

The person being questioned seemed to know some insider information and quickly replied:

“Heh, if you want to know why, I can only say that I saw Bai Yuxi walking with that new student a few days ago. If you check outside the dormitory, you’ll see that Bai Yuxi goes back with that new student every day.”

“But isn’t Commander Bai already engaged to Captain Su? So does this mean the new student has seduced our Commander Bai?”

“You guys don’t know? Commander Bai and Captain Su have already broken up.”

“I don’t believe it! Commander Bai isn’t that kind of person!”

“Commander Bai can pay attention to me!”

These strange discussions did not stop, and all sorts of unfounded rumors began to circulate.

For example, some said that Ren Qingqiu was the illegitimate daughter of a big shot who demanded that the Northern Military Academy use her, and the school had no choice but to comply. Others claimed that Ren Qingqiu was involved with Commander Bai Yuxi, so Bai Yuxi included her in the team and gave her some benefits.

Some of these statements became increasingly outrageous, but those outside the bulletin board accepted the idea of “giving benefit.”

Especially among some fourth-year students who were remote learners and had high hopes for the school’s championship, there was significant dissatisfaction with this selection. Consequently, within less than a day, the number of reports had already reached a point where Colonel Fang could see them.

Colonel Fang placed those reports in front of Bai Yuxi, saying, “Basically, all the complaints and accusations are invalid information without concrete evidence. But to be honest,” he shook his head at Bai Yuxi, “the impact is quite negative.”

“You are the face of our Northern Military Academy, and I am very concerned about your reputation worsening.”