Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

"How's it going? Is the workload heavy?"

As soon as Zhou Min finished speaking, Lan Rumeng covered her mouth and laughed.

"Sister Min, the question you asked is exactly the same as the one Sister Jiang Fei asked me before!"

Upon hearing this, Wang Mingyue replied without looking up, "That's just how science students are!"

It was only then that Zhou Min realized that the curriculum structure of their liberal arts major and science and engineering major was completely different.

Science and engineering courses contain a lot of formulas, reasoning, and calculations; you either know them or you don't.

In class, you absolutely cannot lose focus; if you're not careful, it will be like listening to gibberish, and you won't understand a word the teacher is saying.

Humanities courses typically focus more on improving students' overall quality, and their textbooks are generally easy to understand through self-study.

Moreover, their courses include many interesting practical activities.

Compared to the immense pressure faced by science students, the university life of liberal arts students can definitely be described as colorful and diverse.

Zhou Min and Jiang Fei exchanged a glance and couldn't help but smile wryly.

This semester, Zhou Min has spent a lot of time running her company.

In order not to affect her study progress, Zhou Min could only indefinitely shorten her rest and entertainment time.

Zhou Min has absolutely no recollection of the last time she slept in.

The same goes for Jiang Fei; her grades in her major courses were not particularly outstanding in school.

Now she has been noticed by her subject teacher and given the opportunity to work in the laboratory.

She needs to perform well and seize this opportunity, while also working hard to improve her grades in her major courses so as not to let them hold her back.

Aside from eating and sleeping, Jiang Fei's life now consists entirely of going back and forth between the classroom and the laboratory.

The games and TV series I used to love, I've completely forgotten about now.

After joking around for a while, the three of them started talking about their studies and life during this period.

Lan Ru dreamed of interning at Zhou Min's company, and Zhou Min readily agreed.

Lan Rumeng is a sociology student.

She has high emotional intelligence and speaks in a way that makes people feel comfortable.

Zhou Min felt that if she had gone to do administrative work, the company's order would have improved a lot.

With this in mind, Zhou Min deliberately took the opportunity to tell many interesting stories about the company. She also took the opportunity to introduce some of the company's key members.

Lan Rumeng listened attentively, and just as the two were chatting enthusiastically, Wang Mingyue suddenly interrupted, "Zhou Min, my advisor asked if you're free tomorrow?"

"Huh?" Zhou Min was taken aback for a moment, then quickly replied, "Yes, yes, I have classes in the morning and afternoon of tomorrow, but I'm free the rest of the time."

Zhou Min had originally planned to register the patent company tomorrow afternoon, but now that a professor from the law school was contacting her, she decided to postpone everything else.

Seeing Zhou Min's overjoyed expression, Wang Mingyue quickly said, "Our teacher probably wants to invite you over to meet and talk first, but I can't guarantee it will work out!"

"It's okay, even if it doesn't work out, I've made a new friend!"

As soon as Zhou Min finished speaking, Wang Mingyue couldn't help but laugh and said, "That sounds really awkward. Our teacher is 58 years old, almost old enough to be your grandfather."

"Hahahaha, now that you mention it, it does seem quite strange," Zhou Min said with a laugh.

Although Zhou Min's original intention was simply to ask the professors at the law school to help introduce some experienced lawyers who specialize in intellectual property cases.

But when Zhou Min heard Wang Mingyue mention that her teacher was 58 years old, her little thoughts started to stir again.

The original plan was to ask the teacher to be the company's legal counsel, but Zhou Min was too embarrassed to ask the teacher for help for nothing, so she prepared to give him a kickback.

After all, intellectual property companies like theirs will inevitably encounter countless patent disputes in the future.

Zhou Min had a hunch that in the future, this intellectual property company might have more lawyers than patent engineers.

In this situation, why would you need to hire a legal advisor?

But the situation is different now.

He's retiring!

If he could get a job at my company, with his connections, would my company still have to worry about lawsuits in the future?

After making a plan in her mind and learning more about the teacher from Wang Mingyue, Zhou Min began to think about what she would talk about when they met the next day.

Because Zhou Min rarely comes back, the four of them chatted until a little late.