Bai Suihe covered her mouth, thinking this truly wasn't something deep-bourgeois girls should know.
"This," Bai Suihe's eyes evaded slightly, "I read about it in storybooks."
Nanny Pang had been helping organize rooms lately, so she knew the young lady liked reading those storybooks to pass the time. "Is that so? Better read less of those storybooks lest you learn bad habits. There's nothing in this world that's truly impervious to all poisons; I'm just more tolerant to drugs."
Nanny Pang had read some storybooks too, most of which were about love affairs and were predominantly tales of poor scholars and fallen knights in romantic entanglement with noble young ladies. It was obvious they were written by pedantic scholars, reflecting their most sordid inner thoughts.
These people never considered other ways to advance themselves; instead, their minds were filled with shortcuts, thus writing such articles.
