Chapter 74 The Nanny's Niece's Counterattack

With Professor Xu Hongyuan around, how bad could things get? It would simply be a breakthrough in physics, continuing his unfinished research.

However, Zhang Mo's thinking and words are simple, but is that really the case? People who have participated in many competitions in high school will not become just ordinary people even in college.

Because they all have their own plans, something Lin Wei realized a long time ago, she no longer really thinks their grades are average or their university life is ordinary.

And if she hadn't possessed the system space, perhaps—no, she wouldn't have reached this point at all. Lin Wei was very clear about this. Whether it was expanding her brain capacity or studying medicine now, sometimes she felt proud of her achievements, and sometimes she felt it was normal, because anyone who has a system space and works hard can't be too bad.

However, Lin Wei ultimately underestimated herself. Even if someone had a system space, they couldn't work as hard as she did, so she wasn't as bad as she thought.

Thinking about how she would be interning at hospitals all over the country during her sophomore year, and maybe she would actually end up in Sichuan Province, in Yuncheng, where they might even meet again? Lin Wei thought uncertainly. Putting everything else aside, the medical care in Sichuan Province was even better than that of A University. Even if she didn't go to other places, she definitely had to go to Sichuan Province.

However, Lin Wei didn't say anything at this time, probably wanting to give them a surprise?

But even if she didn't say anything, Zhang Mo and Gao Fuya already knew. Compared to her only sending them messages when she occasionally thought of them, they usually paid quite a bit of attention to her and got news about her from Fang Yihuai.

It was somewhat unexpected, but not entirely unexpected.

"She excels in every field," Zhang Mo thought to himself. As for her failing the most basic written exam of the Talent Strengthening Program, no one had ever considered it. How could someone who could get a perfect score on a Chinese essay and win three gold medals in national competitions be unable to handle a simple undergraduate exam?

Ultimately, it's just an undergraduate degree, right? It's just that the time was a bit tight. To be honest, if she had studied math or physics back then, things would have been much smoother for her now, instead of having to start from scratch as she studies clinical medicine.

Because of this, he couldn't help but ask, "Are you still studying math and physics?" Biology goes without saying, she will definitely study it, but does she still have time to study math and physics?

Thinking about what she had done in the system space, Lin Wei asked uncertainly, "Could I say I learned a little bit?"

"But not in-depth." It certainly wasn't as professionally proficient as she'd hoped; she'd never actually tested her math and physics skills. Those simple advanced math problems wouldn't reveal her true abilities. But that didn't matter; math and physics were just for fun, clinical medicine and biology were her real passions.

It has to be said that she's quite persistent; once she said she wanted to study biology, she really wouldn't give it up, no matter what. Even during her busiest times, she would just put it aside and continue studying it when she had free time.

If she had studied either mathematics or physics, she would have published countless papers by now.

To be honest, Zhang Mo didn't believe what she said. Every time she did something, she would say that she wasn't confident and that she hadn't learned it very well, but every time the result came out, it was good. If you really believed her, you would be a fool.

Thinking of the geniuses he met at Ocean University, he thought, "If only you had come to Ocean University back then, there would have been some decent rivals here." You know, anyone he calls a rival must be quite strong.

Lin Wei raised an eyebrow. "That's a real shame." Though she said it was a shame, she felt no regret at all. Mathematics and physics were quite interesting, but since she had chosen her major, she couldn't be half-hearted.

However, she would occasionally wonder what kind of opponents he was talking about, so she said, "Then I'll have to see their strength when I have the chance." But the idea of ​​"having the chance" was rather vague, and she usually forgot about it as soon as she said it.

Zhang Mo glanced at the message she sent and said, "I took a screenshot." He clearly knew her extremely well.

Lin Wei: "..." Is it too late for her to back out now? How did this person turn bad after going to university?

Fang Yihuai was unaware of her thoughts; otherwise, he could say with absolute certainty that he hadn't become bad after going to university, but had always been this way. On the surface, he appeared honest, quiet, and reliable, but in reality, he was ruthless in his schemes and had a wicked heart.

He has been tricked by him many times.

Lin Wei retorted shamelessly, "Your screenshot won't help. I can back out whenever I want." As long as she has no morals, moral blackmail can't catch her.

Zhang Mo: "..."

"You're strong."

At Ocean University's Physics Department, Han Zhou noticed a rare smile on the department's most famous expressionless guy's face. As if he had seen something unbelievable, he leaned over and said, "Who are you chatting with? You can actually smile. That's rare." He had known him for so long, and this was the first time he had ever seen him smile.

Putting everything else aside, having a good-looking face makes even a smile attractive.

Zhang Mo's smile vanished instantly. He glanced at him, turned off his phone screen, and put it in his pocket.

Han Zhou was heartbroken upon seeing this. "Who is this that I don't know? Why are you guarding against me like this? Could it be my girlfriend?" He was just joking when he said this. Everyone knows that Zhang Mo is immersed in physics and has nothing to do with things like dating.

If he were in a relationship, he'd be willing to eat shit upside down.

Zhang Mo didn't respond to his words. He simply pretended not to hear any questions he didn't want to answer.

"Next time I have time, I'll introduce you to someone." Testing Lin Wei's abilities with him should be quite effective.

But then I immediately heard that chatterbox's incessant chatter, "Are you going to introduce me to a girlfriend? Is it a guy or a girl? Is she pretty?"

Hearing this, Zhang Mo turned around and glanced at him. "I think you're dreaming." Her words were sharp and merciless. He wanted to be her boyfriend? Forget it, you can have anything in your dreams.

Han Zhou stood there, watching his departing figure, and was somewhat surprised as he thought about what he had just said. "It really was a woman." He really couldn't understand why he had introduced him to a woman.

Could he possibly be asked to spar with him on physics? Han Zhou chuckled at the thought. It wasn't that he looked down on women, but there were very few people whose strength he could even take seriously. If someone suddenly appeared who was strong enough to spar with him, and he didn't even know them, did you think he'd believe it?

He didn't believe it.

Lin Wei was unaware of this. After the other party disappeared for a while, they quickly replied with a message, saying, "It's okay, you go ahead and do your work." She was talking to three people by herself. Don't let Gao Fuya's aloof demeanor fool you; she can be quite talkative when she wants to.

Not to mention Fang Yihuai, who chats with you while secretly plotting to trap you; he's got a hundred schemes in his mind.

That's unfair! He didn't deliberately set a trap for her. He's just used to keeping things to himself. He just changed the subject after realizing what was going on.

However, because he is not trustworthy, Lin Wei's level of trust in him, while not zero, is certainly not very high either.

Lin Wei: "Get rid of my student council position right now!" She's now completely turning her back on me.

If she hasn't collected all the extracurricular credits, so be it. As long as she can get a master's degree, why worry about not getting her graduation certificate? She doesn't care about those things anyway. To be more precise, the effort and the reward are not worth it.

She could learn so much more in that time.

What could Fang Yihuai do but try to find someone to replace her? And in the end, the task fell to Jian Caiwei.

As long as she doesn't cause trouble or deliberately target anyone, she's quite capable. This brings us to the student council; although they recruit every year, girls still make up the vast majority of the members.

What does this prove? It proves that their abilities and performance are still superior to many boys, something even Fang Yihuai has to admit, although it's true that where women are, there's more gossip.

She has escaped her misery, but he still has a long way to go.

When Jian Caiwei learned of this news, she was shocked beyond words. She thought she had no hope of becoming the vice president, but unexpectedly, a windfall came her way. To be honest, she was a little dazed.

"Since I was given the vice president position, what about her?" Jian Caiwei asked Lin Wei after realizing what had happened.

Fang Yihuai: "She has her own things to do, so you don't need to worry about her." Why does it feel like he's still a little reluctant to part with her?

It's an illusion, it must be an illusion.

In reality, Jian Caiwei had quite mixed feelings. On one hand, she had to admit that Lin Wei was capable of handling big situations and was very outstanding. On the other hand, she also felt a little jealous and resentful.

In terms of seniority, she is older than her, and in terms of contributions to the student council, she is more than her. How come she can become the vice president and she can't?

She was still somewhat incredulous when the vice president position was given up. She had worked so hard to get it, and she had given it up so easily.

It's just that their goals differed. Lin Wei's goal was clinical practice, so naturally she wasn't very interested in these superficial things. But for most people, holding a position in the student union and having a certain important role sounds good on a resume.

Moreover, it will train certain thinking and abilities.

However, she didn't seem to need to. Some people are born with a natural talent for social interaction; it's a gift that doesn't require practice, and Lin Wei was one of them. Those who liked her liked her very much, and those who disliked her couldn't really hate her too much. Some people might feel that a word they say or an action they take might offend someone, but she seemed to have an innate ability to discern, so she wasn't afraid of offending anyone. Because she knew she wouldn't.

Once she was completely free of the student council issues, Lin Wei felt a great sense of relief. Professor Dou was also settled, and things were basically settled at school. All she needed to do now was deal with the upcoming sixty or so exams.

As for what happens after you start your clinical practice, you'll just have to deal with it as it comes. Thinking about what Professor Wei said after learning about this, "Once you've finished your internship at the hospital, I'll see if I can find someone to take care of you," Lin Wei felt even more at ease.

She's not one of those ambitious people who think, "Why not use connections if they're there to make things difficult for me?" What's the point of waiting until someone makes things difficult for her and then humiliating her? If she can save herself the trouble, she'll save herself the trouble.

However, sometimes taking things too easily isn't good either.

And so, the exam time arrived. She first finished her final exams for the second semester of her freshman year before taking the exam for the Talent Strengthening Program.