After traveling through time, she happily became the group's favorite

The last few chapters were about exchanging work points for grain and money. I'm not very good at writing this kind of scene, so it was a bit irrelevant.

I always feel that it is unnecessary to break down their work points into a certain amount of work points and a certain amount of food.

And I feel that if I go into too much detail, I might easily make mistakes, for example, I might get scolded for not being good at math, so I'd rather just write it like this to give a rough idea.

Here I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the readers who sent me gifts and watched the advertisements. Since the chapters I wrote are sent out on schedule, I will not list one by one which readers sent me gifts. I will thank them one by one when I get home!

I'm going to ask everyone for a day off. I've decided to take a day off. After all, I've been busy reviewing for finals these days and haven't had much time to write a novel. Plus, I'm thinking that internet access on the train isn't very good, so I might as well write it in advance and save it. But I really find that I can't do it! Every time I save it, all kinds of things happen and I'm exhausted both physically and mentally!

I originally wanted to use this to solemnly ask for leave from everyone and end the next topic, but this chapter is not allowed to be published if it is less than a thousand words, and I can’t publish it here, so please allow me to chat for a while!

I can't find anything to say, so I'll just talk about my experience taking the exams over the past two days. Originally, we felt that the early exams were pretty satisfying, but the later exams became more and more rigorous.

I don't know what's wrong with the invigilator. After all, college students take exams and most of the time we rely on the teacher to help us.

As a result, we originally thought that if we didn’t collect our cell phones, we could still “operate” it.

However, ever since we started taking the exam on "Chinese Materia Medica Preparation", every teacher has become extremely strict!

At the beginning, our strictness was based on collecting mobile phones. Our teacher asked us to collect our mobile phones and hand them in and put them on the windowsill.

Then the study committee member of our class was also very straightforward. The teacher asked him to count the mobile phones to see if the number was correct.

There are about 40 people in our class, right? So our study committee member seriously counted them one by one, and then told the teacher that we were still missing a few phones.

He didn't know how to adapt at all, and then we handed in all our cell phones, and then we couldn't cheat at all.

Plus, the seats were assigned according to student numbers, and my number meant I had to sit in the first row. And right in front of the first row was the invigilator, so I didn't dare move! Oh my god!

I didn’t feel anything during the first few exams, but as they got harder and harder, I felt like the sky was falling.

Especially today's exam, which made me feel deeply helpless and overwhelmed. Anyway, I will have to take a make-up exam next year. Today we took the exam on "Medicinal Plants".

Our class can be fully occupied in a small classroom, and the seats in the small classroom are quite wide, not too close together, with enough space for one or two people to sit in between.

However, the invigilators and teachers assigned by our school moved one class to a large classroom with tiered classrooms.

It's the kind that has two or three people between us, it's super wide, and there's no aisle.

After we were assigned a super large classroom, he also assigned three invigilators to supervise our class.

There was a female teacher who was super strict. She kept walking back and forth. I was sitting in the first row, and I was really scared at that time.

I actually did some notes, but I didn't dare to copy.

Moreover, our test paper does not have multiple-choice questions or true-or-false questions. It is all subjective questions, and all of them require writing.

As long as the word is wrong, it is wrong. There are also many professional terms that the editor can't find any reason to make up!

I have to take the "Chinese Materia Medica Chemistry" exam next year, so good luck, everyone! After the exam, I'm on the train. I'm one of those people who finishes the exam at 1 a.m., goes back to the dorm to pack up, eats a little, and then heads to the train station to catch the train. I won't be updating for the next few days until I get home! I wrote all of this in advance and sent it out on schedule.