After the entrance examination, the academician Zhu Zhen asked the monks to distribute new books to the new students, and brought out a set of school uniforms consisting of a square handkerchief, a jade-colored robe, and a soft black sash, and asked them to go back and change into them.
All the freshmen went to the outer dormitory to change their clothes. Although Ryan Cui did not live on campus, he also went in and changed his clothes while sitting on someone else's bed.
He was not yet fully grown, and his shoulders were thin, so he was not old enough to support the clothes. The same size of robes would fit others well, but when he put them on, the hem would drag on the ground, so he had to lift a piece and fold it around his waist, then wrap the robe tightly around himself, and use a soft belt to wrap it around several times to tighten it.
The other students in the room couldn't help but laugh at him: "It fits so well, and when my friend wears it, he looks like a Wei-Jin man."
Ryan Cui walked two steps beside the bed, first making sure that the clothes would not fall apart and that he would not trip over them, then he smiled at the man and chanted in a gentle voice: "Only great heroes can be true to themselves, and only true celebrities can be elegant."
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