The Commander's Useless Wife Is Actually a Hidden Boss!-Chapter 83 - 0 Favoritism is Too Obvious

Hodgson shot Song Zheng a fierce glare, after which Song Zheng immediately stood up, his presence dominating the room and silencing it in an instant.

A flash of dissatisfaction passed through Theresa’s eyes as her dislike for Elbert grew stronger.

"What... what do you want to do?"

It was only then that those who had been arrogant just a moment ago remembered Song Zheng’s title as one of the top ten experts in the Military Department, fearing that Song Zheng would beat them up without a second thought.

That would be a huge embarrassment.

"Just summoning our dean to meet with you all!" Song Zheng grinned.

"No, really, there’s no need."

Song Zheng’s words made everyone suddenly recall that Elbert’s dean was Admiral Xia Zeming, who had the most intimidating background of all deans throughout the Empire.

People from the First Military Command College crossed their arms and sneered, internally cursing these fools.

Utterly stupid, to think of meeting with the Seven Guardian Dukes of the Empire without considering if they were even worthy.

Did Elbert really think they were given military resources over the years just because of a title? The real support was Admiral Xia Zeming.

"There’s no need, Song Zheng, don’t bother Admiral Xia Zeming."

Desperately trying to stop him and failing, they were left with no choice but to seek help from Princess Theresa with their eyes.

This was the moment Theresa had been waiting for. She wanted everyone to owe her a favor, to make it easier for her to vie for the Imperial Throne and win hearts, leaving a good impression.

The military academies present were not to be underestimated.

Their graduates spread across various fleets, which could greatly benefit her.

"Dean Song," Theresa stood up, smiling, "It’s all just a joke, let’s not disturb Admiral Xia Zeming."

Song Zheng had been intentionally frightening them, and hearing this, he immediately sat down, giving face, but a suspicion arose in his mind.

Princess’s bias was too obvious.

The people from the First Military Command College glanced at Theresa, a hint of mockery flashing in their eyes.

The Princess’s tactics were still immature, too obvious, lacking the demeanor of a monarch.

"Dean Song, I heard that your Land War Academy is conducting a new student gravity test, and among them is a once-in-a-century genius. Why not open the live broadcast for us to see, as a reference for the freshman competition."

Theresa smiled, "If that genius performs well, I will personally write her a recommendation letter to represent your academy in the freshman competition."

"I’ve also heard, her name is Lin Fu, and she’s a girl."

"What once-in-a-century genius? Your Highness is giving too much credit to certain people. It’s just spiritual power slightly higher, but her constitution is useless."

"Really, any Tom, Dick, or Harry has the nerve to call themselves a genius nowadays."

"Fallen is fallen, treating a useless person like a treasure, utterly shameless."

The well-mannered Hodgson was so angry that his face turned blue. If he wasn’t afraid of having to have the dean personally intervene after a fight, he would have rolled up his sleeves and started a brawl.

Song Zheng’s expression changed slightly, his gaze on Theresa suddenly becoming more fierce.

"Dean Song, you disagree?" Theresa asked innocently, puzzled, "Or did I remember the time wrong? It shouldn’t be! The new student gravity test competition has always been a tradition of your Land War Academy, and I’m very curious about Lord Mervin Mesfield’s outstanding performance!"

Mention of Mervin Mesfield even unsettled the people from the First Military Command College.

Because Mervin had been snatched from their hands.

"I’m also curious about this civilian named Lin Fu!" Theresa’s smile was elegant yet approachable, making it seem like she genuinely liked Lin Fu, which made many nod in approval, praising the Princess for being approachable.

Even willing to give a chance to an unknown civilian.

Some even envied Lin Fu’s good fortune, having caught the Princess’s favor.

In the end, Song Zheng had no choice but to start the live broadcast, bracing himself for mockery and ridicule, but the outcome was far beyond his expectations.