The bell rang for the end of get out of class. Qingshan packed up his textbooks and notes and walked quickly out of the classroom.

It has been a month since classes started, and Qingshan feels that her university life is not quite what she imagined.

Capital University was already a place with more men than women, and Chen Qingshan's striking appearance was a highly sought-after resource. Coupled with her impressive performance during military training, she attracted a significant amount of attention from the boys on campus. Liu Geyang, currently studying entomology at Southwest University, was a million miles away from Qingshan, so he couldn't help her fend off these admirers. Consequently, boys confessed their love to Qingshan almost daily.

Most boys were shy, simply lowering their heads and pressing love letters into Qingshan's hands. Although Qingshan felt annoyed, he also understood that it was human nature for young men to admire their love, so he simply said a few words to reject them, trying not to hurt their pride. However, there were also some who were persistent and would do anything to get what they wanted. Qingshan would not tolerate such people.

Once, just as Qingshan was leaving the cafeteria, he ran into a junior. He had arranged a heart with roses on the floor, while a loudspeaker blared love songs, publicly proposing to Qingshan. The onlookers roared, and the junior, feeling incredibly bold, tried to force a kiss on Qingshan. Qingshan then kicked him in the face and proceeded to thrash him in front of over a hundred people. After the beating, Qingshan headed back to his dorm without looking back, followed by Xuan Xuan and the other two, who were laughing so hard their stomachs hurt. The junior was left lying in a wreath of roses, covered in shoe prints, with a dazed expression and his eyes fixed on the sky. A small loudspeaker beside him continued to play "Love's Main Theme Song."

From then on, the boys at Shouda University finally understood that beautiful flowers have thorns, and that Chen Qingshan wasn't as soft and easy to push as he seemed, so he became much more restrained. However, some still believed that a strong woman is afraid of a clinging man, and they decided to take the long-term approach and continued to send love letters and small gifts. Unfortunately, these small gifts all went to Li Lulu and the others, and the love letters became just waste paper, used to fill lunch boxes and hold fruit pits and melon seed shells. Most of them were thrown away without even opening the envelopes.

Besides the endless stream of suitors, there were also various club officials who used every opportunity to persuade Qingshan to join. There were sports clubs, martial arts clubs, modeling clubs, calligraphy and painting clubs, and even a wrestling club. I really didn't understand their selection criteria, and why they chose Chen Qingshan. Qingshan refused many times, but the officials of these clubs, each of whom had potential in insurance or pyramid schemes, were unyielding and used every opportunity to curry favor with Qingshan and ask her to join their clubs. As the saying goes, don't hit someone who smiles at you. Although these students were a bit annoying, their attitude towards Qingshan was extremely good. Qingshan couldn't bring himself to do anything, so he could only hide.

Due to the two factors mentioned above, Qingshan never goes to the study room. He goes back to the dormitory immediately after class and does not wander around the campus.

The professional courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine also made Qingshan a little irritated. She came to Capital University to study and originally thought that she would be able to be exposed to new treatment methods and concepts that were more suitable for modern people than Xuan Huizi's medical skills. However, she did not expect that the content taught in class was completely different from the medical skills left by Xuan Huizi, and some of the content was even simply wrong.

Thousands of years ago, Xuan Huizi's medical philosophies were truly imaginative, daring to explore and act, inventing many miraculous treatments. In contrast, modern medicine, with its doctor-patient relationship and medical insurance targets acting like twin shackles, has shackled its progress. An increasing number of doctors are hesitant to try novel treatments, unwilling to take responsibility and risk trouble. They are relentlessly using conventional treatments, leading to the loss of hope for many illnesses, or even the possibility of even attempting a cure. This month of study has left Qingshan with serious doubts about attending university.

Qingshan shared her worries with Ruyi, only to be laughed at by her. Ruyi explained that Xuan Huizi was a rare medical prodigy, his ideas far surpassing those of ordinary doctors. Furthermore, he had lived for over a thousand years, accumulating medical experience that no mortal could match. Qingshan's attempt to find a doctor with even greater medical skills than Xuan Huizi at the university was simply impossible and a waste of time.

After listening to Ruyi's advice, Qingshan felt a little better, but she felt that there was no need to waste five years in school. She had to get her diploma and pass the Chinese medicine practitioner qualification certificate as soon as possible before she could open her own clinic and practice medicine.

Doctors must have two years of medical practice experience before they can take the exam and obtain a license. If Qingshan wants to make an exception, he can only ask Qilin to step in.