Chapter 201 Six Notebooks

"Teacher, I've already told you that we are just friends. Are you thinking too much?"

Tang Su found it funny.

They also hugged and held hands. If Xue Yao could do this, her name, Tang Su, would be written backwards.

Seeing that Tang Su was smiling, Teacher Zhu didn't talk about it anymore.

So he said, "That's good. You should focus more on your studies. You've made some progress with great difficulty. Don't go back."

Tang Su nodded vigorously. "Yes, sir," she replied.

"Go back to study."

Tang Su then returned to the classroom. The class was very quiet at this time and all the students were doing their homework.

Tang Su also quickly took out his math workbook and started doing it.

Today's evening self-study session has half an hour less time, so she has to hurry up and review well.

Tang Su quickly got into the state and solved one math problem after another. After completing the homework assigned by the teacher, she also took out the math special exercises and did related questions.

There are not many shortcuts in mathematics, and it is also a subject that requires a lot of practice before you can summarize experience.

The first evening self-study session lasted for 40 minutes. Tang Su did more than a dozen questions. After finishing, she prepared to go to the bathroom.

But as soon as I stood up, I heard a classmate calling me.

"Tang Su, someone is looking for you outside."

When Tang Su heard someone looking for him, his heart skipped a beat.

I thought, Xue Yao wouldn't personally...

Tang Su thought so and then looked towards the door. However, to her surprise, the person who came was not Xue Yao, but a boy she had met before when she went to Class 1 of Grade 2.

She didn't even know the boy's name, she only knew he was in Class 1, Grade 2.

The boy was holding several thick notebooks in his hands, which were as thick as several books.

"Tang Su..." the boy standing at the door shouted again.

Tang Su hurried over.

And motioned to the boy to talk in the corridor.

But don't stand at the door of their class, otherwise your classmates may hear something and gossip about it.

The boy handed the six notebooks in his hand to Tang Su and said with a laugh, "Xue Yao asked me to give them to you. He is so good to you. His notebooks are precious. We can't borrow them."

The boy looked at the girl in front of him. She was indeed pretty and had a good figure. She was much prettier than the girls in their Class 1.

Tang Su took the things from the boy's hand and felt like he had received a treasure chest. The six notebooks were heavy and felt particularly substantial in his hands.

"Thank you, thank you so much." Tang Su replied with a smile, his eyes shining as he looked at the notes in his hand.

These were the academic genius' notes on all subjects. In her eyes, they were priceless.

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Tang Su took the notes into the classroom. She took out one of the Chinese notebooks and put the notebooks for other subjects in the desk instead of piling them on it.

At this time, Tang Su had forgotten that she had to go to the bathroom urgently. She sat on the chair and opened her notebook directly.

This Chinese notebook is very thick, with a yellow cover, and is as thick as a dictionary.

Tang Su opened the first page and was surprised to find that this notebook was not written using the 5R method, nor was it written by class or time like they usually did in class. This notebook was written by content.

She opened the first page and found a table of contents: 1. Accumulation of common sense about ancient culture (p3-p10) 2. Accumulation of common sense about literature (p10-p25)

Three: Basic knowledge of Chinese language - pronunciation analysis (p25-p35) Four: Basic knowledge of Chinese language - commonly used idioms (p36-p50) ...

Chapter 25: Argumentative Writing (p361-p380)

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