This author has traveled through time and space in a book!

Zhou Ran just accepted the background of the novel, but had no intention of living like himself in the novel.

Taking the postgraduate entrance exam, typing, or taking the civil service exam?

Isn't that just copying and pasting your own life again?

Let’s step out of this comfort zone, she wanted to…take the cross-examination!

Zhou Ran took stock of what she currently owned. She had a rental house whose rent had been paid until the end of the year, more than 30,000 yuan in her bank card, and a novel that was about to flop could "support" her for several years.

As the small space attached to the rebirth text has been absorbed by the small voice, its basic function is to adjust the time rate. People have only 24 hours a day, and the space of this text can reach 8 times.

This gave her the opportunity to complete pre-medical courses. Although not required by all medical schools, completing pre-medical courses such as biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and English can increase her competitiveness.

Most medical schools require applicants to have a bachelor's degree with excellent grades, which she could not meet because she was a mess during her four years in college. It was considered good enough that she did not fail any courses, and she could not call it excellent in any way.

GPA, MCAT...that's all.

But she didn't have recommendation letters from professors and experts, or clinical experience... and she had never prepared any before.

Well... we still have to make money!

Zhou Ran spent the entire night looking up information, and only went out when it was bright outside, with dark circles under his eyes.

In this world, I am a mortal, at least for now.

She had to go out to find food. To be honest, neither her previous life self nor her small world self had returned to Northeast China after graduation, and her impression of this place could only be seen through short videos on the Internet.

Fried dough sticks, steamed buns, soy milk... they look unhealthy, but they taste good.

After filling her stomach, Zhou Ran did not plan to go back to sleep. It was impossible to make up for the sleep. She had to completely adjust her daily routine and decided to sleep at night.

The morning market in Northeast China really sells all kinds of things. Ginseng seeds are actually sold in bundles. A bundle costs ten yuan, which contains twenty or thirty seeds.

Zhou Ran bought two bundles and gave them to Little Voice to plant. Although Little Voice complained about the abundance of ginseng seedlings in the space, couldn't she have a little ritual?

Besides, what might be the difference between the ginseng in the two worlds?

When she sees ribs, she buys ribs; when she sees beef, she buys beef. With an 8x speed space, she has to stock up on some food.

The carnivore is obvious. Well, buy two more bags of Dongshan steamed buns, vegetables and so on. You can produce them yourself with a small voice.

Since people in Northeast China buy food in bulk, Zhou Ran is inconspicuous among them.

Even at this time, there are still not enough learning resources on the Internet. Alas, I don’t know if this brain works well. In theory, it should be okay. After all, it is based on myself as a template, her original brain.

But after staying up late for too long, my brain, well... doesn't seem to be very sharp, so I'll give it a try.

In theory, staying up late can significantly impact the brain and memory. According to research from an Ivy League university in the United States, when sleep deprivation from staying up late increases inhibitory neuronal activity in the hippocampus, which restricts the activity of surrounding neurons and impairs memory consolidation. Furthermore, staying up late can weaken spike waves in the brain, a key signal associated with long-term memory, thereby impacting memory. Staying up late not only affects memory but can also lead to other health problems, such as a weakened immune system, increased risk of cardiovascular disease, endocrine disorders, and emotional problems.

Zhou Ran happens to have all these problems. Since she started writing novels, her daily routine has never been regular.

Therefore, her parents did not approve of her writing novels, and one of the reasons was that they were concerned about her health.

Who is a good person who goes to bed at sunrise and gets up at sunset?

"How about... go find an old Chinese doctor?" Zhou Ran muttered to herself. It wasn't that she suddenly had a brain attack, but the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was near her rented house, and she happened to pass by at this moment.

Just do it. Since you have your ID card and social security card with you, you can just go in and register.

But, the 200 yuan famous doctor appointments are gone, the 150 yuan famous doctor appointments are gone, the 20 yuan ordinary expert appointments are gone, and even the 10 yuan appointments are full...so what can I do?

"There are still numbers for 2 yuan."

"Then let's just hang up the two-dollar one." Zhou Ran agreed gloomily.

She heard that the cheapest internship number can be booked by appointment, but she didn't know if she could enjoy this treatment today.

"What's wrong?" The young lady who was filling her eyebrows with a small makeup mirror asked when she saw someone come in.

She didn't seem sick either.

"Forget it, just put your hand on it. Come, let me take a look at the tongue coating." The young lady didn't expect Zhou Ran to be able to explain the condition clearly, so she asked the teacher to "look, listen, ask and feel".

"You... look very weak. How did you sleep at night? Did you have night sweats..." Although she looked young, the young lady was quite attentive.

The two chatted for about ten minutes, and the young lady had no intention of shaking anyone off. She told Zhou Ran to go to bed early and get up early, and that was it.

"No?"

"That's all. You're not sick, but if you want some psychological comfort, I can prescribe some vitamin tablets for you. Do you want it?" The young lady picked up her small makeup mirror again and continued to draw her delicate eyebrows.

"Well, no need, thank you." Zhou Ran thanked weakly.

The registration fee of two dollars was worth it as it delayed the patient for more than ten minutes.

A young body is really durable. Even with a reversed day and night schedule, he didn’t get sick.

However, after seeing the doctor, Zhou Ran at least felt a little psychologically comforted and went home calmly.

I stewed the beef and cooked the ribs, then took a small stool and sat at the kitchen door, watching the fire and reading a book.

After all, she is a doctoral student, and she has basically mastered the basics of medical school. Well, with this kind of thinking, she is a little stuck. It’s not a big problem. Just go to bed early and get up early.

I wonder if space can be used to catch up on sleep.

Sleep is an essential process for humans to repair their bodies and brains. Whether it is light sleep, deep sleep or REM sleep, they are all very necessary.

She is not sick, but her body is not without problems. She is in sub-health!

After stewing two pots of meat, Zhou Ran went to sleep in the space. She had to try it to know whether it was effective or not.

Zhou Ran felt that he had slept soundly. When he woke up, he asked the little voice, "Wow, I slept for a full 14 hours."

Converted into outside time, it is 1.75 hours.

Zhou Ran left the space and walked out of the room, only to see someone in the living room!

After staring at each other for a long time, the memory of Zhou Ran's death finally came back to her. Yes, this was her former roommate. Even if Zhou Ran didn't want to go home, she didn't plan to stay here.

But this roommate urged him to share the house with Zhou Ran.

As a result, the house was rented out to Zhou Ran, who treated her as a "sub-landlord" and left after living there for two months.

Okay, let’s respect his personal wishes. Zhou Ran doesn’t really like living with others.

But even though the house was no longer rented out, he didn't move his belongings out. He came back every few days, and even brought outsiders with him.

Zhou Ran endured it in her previous life, but how could she endure it now?