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These arrangements are for them to relax during their "fulfilling" studies.

Otherwise, they would break down sooner or later under such intense study.

"The principal has put in a lot of effort, but I wonder if we could add a few more classes. I really don't want to have so few classes anymore."

"Sigh, my childhood friend called me a while ago to complain that his school's classes were all booked up. He really doesn't know how lucky he is."

"Have you noticed that our textbooks are much more difficult than those of other schools?"

After studying for so long, many students have discovered this problem: the textbooks from Haichuan University are very difficult.

Is it so difficult to understand even the first lesson that one needs to constantly consult reference materials?

If I lose focus even for a moment during class, I can no longer understand what the teacher is saying.

At other schools, students can skip classes and take attendance for their roommates, but if they miss even one class, they probably won't be able to write their papers.

In a dormitory building, in a certain room.

"Have you finished your homework? If you have, I'll treat you to a massage parlor." Wang Yi closed his laptop and looked at his three roommates.

His assignment this time is a research paper on modeling in civil engineering, with a minimum word count of 12,000 words.

With the experience gained over the past two weeks, he completed the task in less than two days.

In other words, he can now begin to enjoy the hard-won "campus life".

"I estimate I won't finish writing until tonight. I also have to attend a club activity tonight. Why don't you go by yourself?" Liu Liuliu from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine shook her head and continued to bury herself in her thesis.

"Club activities?" Wang Yi retorted with a sneer. "Didn't you hear rumors that the club just held an event a couple of days ago?"

Although he founded the "Dare to Die" club, none of his three roommates joined it; they all joined other clubs instead.

Liu Liuliu from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine joined the Gossip Club, where it was said that juicy gossip often circulated, ranging from the principal's scandals to the love lives of cafeteria ladies—all sorts of rumors were circulating.

"Our club president said he had discovered a huge hidden secret about our university and called us to a meeting, saying that he could only reveal it face-to-face."

"A school secret?" Wang Yi suddenly became interested upon hearing this. "Can I join you?"

Just two days ago, he and his group of reckless individuals slept in a graveyard on the hill behind the school, leaving many of them traumatized.

He dared not organize any more club activities for a while.

"No way!" Their club has strict rules. To ensure the authenticity of the information and prevent rumors from spreading, the information is prohibited from being circulated outside.

Only internal members know these inside stories, and joining their club requires going through layers of selection and testing.

Of all the student organizations at Haichuan University, their "Little Gossip Club" is the most mysterious.

"Me, the president of the number one club in the whole school, joining you?" Wang Yi refused without even thinking.

His club is now thriving, with 56 members, making it the largest club in the entire school.

"By the way, Lao Ma, what about you?" Wang Yi then looked at Ma Lin, who was looking down at his phone, and asked, "Have you finished your homework?"

"I've finished writing, but I also have a club activity tonight."

"A silent club?" Wang Yi was stunned for a moment, but quickly realized what he meant.

In order to pursue a girl from the painting department, Marin, a student majoring in mechanical engineering, resolutely joined that club.

Club activities are a group of people gathering together, each busy with their own things, without saying a word. If you open your mouth, you will be expelled from the club.

"Never mind, I'll go by myself." After asking around without getting any answers, Wang Yi shook his head and left the dormitory, heading alone to the entertainment area of ​​Haichuan University.

Qinglong Campus.

"Ding! 108 freshmen with personality defects have been detected and have begun to integrate into school life. The progress of [Reshaping Freshmen] has reached 10%."

"Congratulations, host, you have gained 300 challenge points."

"Please keep up the good work, host, and complete the [Rebirth] mission as soon as possible."

"Current task time remaining: 15 days."

Wei Ying was handling school affairs when he suddenly heard a system notification.

"Finally, the progress has been updated." Wei Ying's expression changed slightly as he looked at the progress displayed by the system.

The task was progressing roughly as he had anticipated. The 108 "problem students" had only begun to integrate into campus life, and the task completion rate was only 10%.

There is still a long way to go before they can correct their personality flaws and fully integrate into the school.

There are only two weeks left.

Wei Ying took a deep breath and looked at his challenge points balance, which had increased to 320 points.

"It's time to set up a school forum," Wei Ying muttered to himself, while simultaneously bringing up the system store panel and quickly browsing through it.

They quickly found what they were looking for.

[Forum Setup Technology]: Membership-based forum. Login requires facial recognition, ensuring absolute security and privacy. Redemption requires 200 challenge points.

"Redeem!" Without any hesitation, he directly redeemed the forum.

He had previously spent all his challenge points to enhance the overall strength of Haichuan University.

Fortunately, this mission update gave him an extra 300 challenge points.

The forum was created to enhance internal communication among students of Haichuan University.

On the other hand, it is to help those 108 "problem students" get rid of their personality problems as soon as possible and integrate into campus life.

The system's progress shows that only 10% of the 108 students have integrated, and they still belong to the marginalized group.

An email from the principal was sent to each student's inbox.

"Our Haichuan University has a forum?" The eight thousand freshmen were thrilled when they saw the contents of the email and quickly clicked on the forum link.

However, it was discovered that to log in to the forum, one must first register a student account from Haichuan University.

Registering an account requires submitting information such as a student ID and student number, as well as facial recognition. You have to scan your face every time you enter the forum.

"Goodness, this is just a school forum, why are you making it so mysterious?"

"I suddenly feel like I'm visiting a secret website; this forum is definitely very private."

"The email said this is an internal forum of Haichuan University, only open to Haichuan University students and faculty!"

"I'll see what's so special about this forum!"

Driven by curiosity, the new students registered accounts one after another. After passing the verification process, they became forum members and eagerly entered the forum.

The forum is divided into two main sections: academic and campus life.

The academic section has been updated with eight papers, all published by professors from various disciplines at Haichuan University.