You said you failed your college entrance exam and are now crowdfunding to build a university?

Although she posted information such as the club's name, very few people were curious.

Other clubs were surrounded by people, but hers was deserted and extremely quiet.

"Hey classmate? Are you here to recruit new members?" Just then, a male classmate walked up to her and asked.

Su Xueyi nodded at the person who had come. This person seemed to be the president of the "Death-Seeking Club," which had always been the area with the largest number of students.

She could hear the other party's shouts from a great distance.

"I've seen you set up here for ages, but it seems you haven't hired anyone." Wang Yi smiled slightly and struck up a conversation as if they were old friends.

"Mmm." Su Xueyi nodded, her face slightly flushed. Compared to the other person, her place seemed far too deserted.

"How about joining our daredevil club? Our club has a great atmosphere, and we're all about excitement and challenging yourself!" Wang Yi enthusiastically invited.

Su Xueyi was stunned for a moment, then quickly shook her head: "I, I applied for the 'No Talking' club."

"A silent club?" Wang Yi blinked, then laughed, "That's great! But look at your recruitment methods, how about I teach you a couple of tricks? I guarantee you can recruit people too!"

Looking at the chatterbox in front of her, Su Xueyi suddenly felt a headache coming on.

She created the "No Talking" group to avoid interacting with too many people, but now...

"Our club has already recruited six people, and with me, that's seven. It's definitely a big club!" Wang Yi added, with a hint of pride in his voice.

Su Xueyi: "..."

Looking at the person in front of her, she suddenly understood what it meant to be shameless and invincible.

She was clearly there to recruit new employees, but someone actually took a liking to her and openly poached her.

Building 2, Room 201.

"Philosophy is a methodology for understanding the world, and it is a guiding ideology." Zhou Tao was sitting in his seat, frantically typing on the keyboard.

The document on the computer contained his paper on the fundamental principles of philosophy, which was still three thousand words short.

The homework is due tomorrow, and he dares not delay any longer; he must finish this "homework assignment" today.

"Other club presidents are recruiting new members, while I'm here rushing to finish my assignments!" During a break, Zhou Tao sighed, his face full of helplessness.

That's right, like everyone else, he submitted an application to create a club, and it was approved. But because he hadn't finished his homework, he had to work overtime here to finish it.

The group he founded was called the "Gossip Group." As the name suggests, the group's main focus was on sharing gossip.

Their club will be responsible for spreading campus gossip, news, and secrets.

The club's mission is to fill the school with light and love, eliminate barriers between people, and make the world free of secrets.

He created this club mainly to learn the art of geomancy in archaeology and to find out information about it.

Unfortunately, their efforts were cut short by their homework.

The following day, freshmen from various majors submitted their assignments and continued with their second major class.

Like the first lesson, this professional course is extremely profound.

However, after three days of diligent study, the content in the textbook, though difficult, was not entirely incomprehensible.

Moreover, the teachers were very patient in their explanations, making complex concepts easy to understand and progressing step by step. After just one class, I had filled several pages with notes.

quickly,

Two hours flew by, and the teachers of each subject closed their textbooks and assigned homework again—another research paper!

"Seriously? You've already written one, and you want to write another one?"

"To write this paper, I went to the library for three consecutive days. God only knows what I went through!"

"I thought the torture was over, but it turned out it was just the beginning."

"I'm wondering if every class assignment will be a research paper from now on?"

Wails and screams echoed from various classrooms.

Judging from the current situation, writing research papers as homework is very likely to become the norm!

Forget about Saturdays and weekends, they won't even have time to play every day anymore.

Qinglong Campus, office building.

After class, Lu Jianhua and others gathered here to discuss the students' situation.

"This class was much better than before. Some students have fully grasped the content of the last class and can occasionally answer one or two questions."

Lu Jianhua recalled the classroom situation and smiled with satisfaction.

The students' hard work after class over these three days was not in vain.

Perhaps they haven't realized yet that they are growing at an astonishing rate.

"But their papers are truly indescribable," Qi Limin said with a wry smile, shaking his head.

This time, although everyone handed in their assignments, the quality of their work was extremely low.

Most people write terrible papers that can't even be called papers; only a very small number of people barely pass.

"If the maximum score is 100, the highest score I got in my archaeology assignments was only 50." Hu Zhengchu was also a little disappointed and sighed.

His archaeology major also required him to write a paper on archaeological research, but no one submitted an assignment that satisfied him.

"Try to understand, they are only freshmen after all, unlike the graduate and doctoral students we used to mentor."

Lu Jianhua shrugged, but was very optimistic. Although he, a civil engineering student, had done poorly on this assignment, it was only the beginning of the semester, and the students needed time to adapt and improve.

"That's true." Everyone nodded in agreement and silently threw the students' submitted assignments into the junk pile.

Time passed slowly, and as the courses unfolded, the students of Haichuan University were forced to immerse themselves in intensive study.

To complete my thesis, I shuttled between my dormitory, the cafeteria, and the teaching building every day.

I used all my spare time, either studying textbooks repeatedly in my dorm room or researching materials in the library.

Aside from eating, sleeping, and attending classes, I spend most of my time studying.

The recreational areas on the campus of Haichuan University are practically useless; you can't see a single student there.

It wasn't until half a month later that the new students gradually adapted to the school environment and caught up with the teaching progress of their teachers.

The efficiency of writing research papers has also greatly improved, with a significant increase in efficiency.

They shortened the time it would normally take three days to complete a paper to just two and a half days.

For the remaining half-day, freshmen will participate in club activities or go to the recreation area to relax after class.

At this moment, they finally understood what Wei Ying meant by the balance between work and rest.

The bars, KTVs, internet cafes, and foot massage parlors built on the campus of Haichuan University are not intended for them to indulge in frivolous pursuits.