The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Upon hearing that there was an operation, Li Tian perked up.

An army is raised for a thousand days, but used for only one.

She had studied for so long and really wanted to have a real fight.

Although I know in my mind that it's impossible to use knives or guns.

In a school environment, you absolutely must not disturb the students, let alone hurt them.

"Senior, please let me know if there's anything I can do for you."

The sparrow nodded in agreement.

The leader hasn't given the order yet on how to close the net.

He had a feeling it should be soon.

We must deal with these scourges before National Day, as a gift to our motherland.

"Senior, does the school support private individuals opening restaurants? The food in our cafeterias isn't very good."

Sparrow sized up Li Tian with a glance.

"You want to open a restaurant?"

Li Tian loosened her grip on the bicycle handlebars and waved.

"It's not that I want to open one; an acquaintance asked me to inquire about it."

I brought the bicycle home this weekend; exploring such a large campus on foot is too slow.

The sparrow thought for a moment.

"Let me ask around for you. There are some empty houses on campus, so they're just sitting there anyway."

Li Tian smiled.

"Yes, it's just sitting idle anyway, renting it out would be money. Opening a restaurant would also improve the lives of teachers and students."

The sparrow couldn't help but laugh.

"Can't stand the cafeteria food already after just the start of the semester?"

Li Tian smiled and asked in return.

"Could it be that the senior has really gotten used to eating it after a while?"

The sparrow shook its head.

Habits are only formed out of necessity; who can get used to bad food?

Upon arriving at the student council, Li Tian met the other three hosts.

They were all upperclassmen, both sophomores and juniors.

After the sparrows introduced themselves, Li Tian, ​​as the younger generation, stepped forward first to greet them.

"Hello seniors, it's nice to meet you all."

All three hosts had heard of Li Tian's story.

The incident involving the international students was handled brilliantly; it voiced what many wanted to say but dared not, and it's been the most sensational event of the past few days.

However, she's not so welcome now that she's getting involved in their work.

What if we can't coordinate well?

It will waste a lot of time.

Everyone's time is precious.

So the three of them had rather indifferent expressions on their faces, and simply nodded in response.

Li Tian understood; she could understand it if she put herself in his shoes.

She didn't want to steal the spotlight, but it was a task assigned by the school, and she couldn't refuse.

"Time is too tight, and I'm afraid I won't be able to remember too many words. I would appreciate it if you could give me a few less words?"

You can't hit someone who's smiling.

Having seen Li Tian's attitude, the three of them could no longer maintain their composure.

Besides, the supervising teacher and student council members were all watching.

One of the boys spoke first.

"Junior, you're too modest. You're here to help us share the burden. We'll each give you a portion of the script, and we'll go over it together."

Li Tian smiled and sat down next to the boy.

Sparrow wasn't in charge of the specific hosting duties; she just brought Li Tian along and then went off to do other things.

Li Tian already knew from Sparrow's introduction that two of the three hosts were journalism majors, so they were considered professionally trained, and she guessed that the boy who was talking to her was the Chinese-American exchange student.

Because his Mandarin is okay, but his accent isn't authentic.

The two journalism students, a boy and a girl, were the main hosts, while Li Tian and another boy were the assistants.

After assigning their respective hosting scripts, the instructors had them rehearse once.

It's really just a matter of matching words.

"Do any of you four have any further questions?"

If everyone else is fine, then Li Tian will naturally be fine too.

The number of words she was given was not small, about one-fifth of the total.

Seeing the four students shake their heads, the instructor continued.

"We'll have our official rehearsal this Sunday. I hope everyone goes back and practices a lot, especially Li Tian, ​​who just joined us."

Li Tian responded.

The instructor waved.

That's all for today. You can make your own arrangements.

Li Tian had classes that evening, so she told the other three of them and left first.

Unexpectedly, the boy who was talking to her, Gu Qianfan, chased after her.

"Junior, you don't hate all international students, do you?"

Li Tian frowned.

"Senior, did I show any hostility towards you? I'm not judging people based on their actions, and I don't prejudge anyone."

Gu Qianfan smiled.

"I'm sorry, I misspoke. I was just worried that you might have a bad impression of international students. As the old saying goes, one rotten apple spoils the whole barrel."

Li Tian had already unlocked the car.

She needed to hurry to the cafeteria for lunch.

"Senior, I have class now, goodbye."

He waved and then sped off on his bike.

A playful smile appeared on Gu Qianfan's lips.

He couldn't explain why he approached Li Tian, ​​but his body simply acted on his impulses.

As he turned to leave, he missed a chilling glance.

Just like the counselor said, the coursework is heavy, but no one is watching you or supervising you anymore; it all depends on your self-discipline.

Wu Shuang didn't go to class that day, and apart from her roommates, probably no one noticed.

Even her roommates might not have noticed.

Tang Ping and Shen Ying were inseparable, while Ning Xia and Shen Wan spent every day together.

Li Tian has other things to do, and she's rarely seen, but Ningxia always makes sure to reserve a seat for her.

Only Wu Shuang sat there.

Therefore, they did not pay attention to Wu Shuang.

After class, Li Tian went to the study room with Ningxia and the other person.

There are assignments in university too.

Moreover, top students never cram at the last minute before the exam.

Almost every study room was packed with people.

They were all reading diligently and writing furiously.

They calculated the time it would take to get back to their dorms to wash up and left the classroom right on time.

As the night breeze blew and Li Tian mingled with the crowd returning to their dormitories, she truly felt the differences between universities and the gap between students.

In her previous life, she attended an ordinary undergraduate program.

They usually live a very free and happy life.

Final exams are just a matter of last-minute cramming; passing is all that matters.

A trend is something that can only be started by the majority of people.

On Tuesday, Wu Shuang went out with them.

There was nothing unusual about it.

They didn't say much, and even when they got to the large classroom, none of the students said anything.

Wu Shuang felt both relieved and somewhat disappointed.

She was originally someone who was dispensable.

When inspired, I wrote a prose poem during my advanced mathematics class.

In the evening, class officers were formally elected by each class.

Li Tian did not register.

Wu Shuang actively participated.

Ningxia and Shen Wan also participated, while Tang Ping and Shen Ying were just spectators.

Moreover, during the first class meeting, everyone introduced themselves.

It's understandable to be unfamiliar with people in the same department, but you can't be completely unfamiliar with people in the same class.

Finally, Han Tong, a boy from Northeast China, was elected class monitor.

Ningxia became the branch secretary of the Communist Youth League.

The two most important class officers have been appointed.

No one wanted to be the class representative, so they had to take turns.

There wasn't anything else to do, just collect the homework before the teacher started class.

The first class meeting was completed within an hour.

After the class meeting ended, everyone was too lazy to change classrooms, so they took out their books and started studying.

In such an environment, everyone competes with each other and is unwilling to fall behind. In fact, there is an invisible whip urging everyone on.