The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 61, Mari is portrayed as a mistress who aligns with the powerful, while Li Sinian embodies innocence and a carefree spirit, often engaging in playful banter with classmates. However, as Li Muyang faces bullying and rumors about his academic performance, he grapples with public opinion and personal struggles. Despite the chaos, Principal Lin Zhengyin defends Li Muyang, emphasizing the importance of virtue and integrity. He acknowledges his failure to guide the students properly and vows to resign. Zhao Mingzhu later apologizes for her prejudices against Li Muyang, affirming his hard work and offering support for his future endeavors, highlighting the themes of redemption and recognition.

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