Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

Just as Zhou Min was starting to figure things out, someone knocked on the door.

Seeing that the three of them were playing the game seriously, Zhou Min had no choice but to get up and go open the door herself.

When Zhou Min opened the door, she was stunned for a moment. There were four people who looked like teachers outside the door.

"Hello." Zhou Min greeted them with a smile. Just as she was about to ask who they were looking for, the four of them walked straight into the dormitory.

"Playing games?" The middle-aged man in his forties, who was walking ahead, asked with a smile when he saw Jiang Fei's game interface.

Although Feng Pinling closed her laptop and climbed off the bed the moment they entered.

But it seems these people still saw it.

Mao Yating and Zhou Min's beds were on the inner side, far from the door, so they switched their computer screens as soon as the group reached their desks.

Although these people couldn't see Mao Yating's computer screen, they could tell from her flustered movements that she was either playing games, watching dramas, or reading novels.

Every year, many college students suddenly relax after entering university, becoming addicted to games and movies, neglecting their studies, which is very regrettable.

Jiang Fei didn't say anything, awkwardly closed the game, and stood up from her seat.

Seeing this, Zhou Min also stood in front of her desk.

"Hehehe, don't be nervous. We are teachers from the school. We've come to see if you're settling in comfortably," said the middle-aged man in the lead.

"You can call me Teacher Zhou, this is Teacher Sun, and this is Teacher Zhao. The three of us are the life mentors of Boya Academy. You can come to us with any problems you have in your life or studies. These two teachers are usually more at the academy, so you can find them anytime. If you can't solve it, you can come to Boya Building to find me."

Zhou Min looked at the two younger teachers he was pointing to. Teacher Zhao was a tall and slender man who wore glasses. If it weren't for his serious and unsmiling face, he would have looked like a college student.

Mr. Sun was a short, stout man in his thirties with a receding hairline. He always had a warm smile on his face and seemed to have a very good temper.

"This is Professor Gong, a learning advisor from the School of Computer Science. Learning advisors from other schools will be here soon. You can get to know your advisors and exchange contact information. If you have any questions about the school, your major, or your studies in the future, you can contact your learning advisor."

When Teacher Zhou introduced Teacher Gong, Zhou Min also looked at Teacher Gong and found that Teacher Gong was also looking at her with a smile on her lips. It was obvious that she had done her homework beforehand and knew what Zhou Min looked like.

This Mr. Gong looks to be around thirty years old. He is tall and upright with handsome features, and he appears very calm and reserved.

Zhou Min quickly returned a smile as a greeting.

"Hello, teachers." After Teacher Zhou finished introducing himself, Zhou Min quickly greeted them and pulled up a chair for them to sit down.

The other three followed suit and did the same.

However, the dormitory was too small, and there were only four chairs, so the teachers quickly waved their hands and refused.

"It's alright, we can talk standing up for a bit. Teacher Zhao, could you add their contact information and add them to the academy's group chat? We'll notify everyone in the group if anything comes up. You're Zhou Min, right?"

"Ah."

Who is Mao Yating?

"I."

Where is Feng Pinling?

"I."

"So you must be Jiang Fei, right?"

"Ah."

Teacher Zhou quickly introduced herself to everyone, said a few words, and then led the other two life teachers away. It was clear that Teacher Zhou was a very efficient person.

"You all go about your business, I need to say a few words to Zhou Min." After Teacher Zhou and the others left, Teacher Gong greeted the other three and then went straight to Zhou Min's desk, picking up the draft paper on her desk.

When Zhou Min saw that the teacher was holding the draft of the game cheat framework she had written before, she quickly reached out to grab it.

It seemed that Teacher Gong had taken precautions in advance. When Zhou Min reached out to grab the draft paper, he simply raised his hand and flicked it, so Zhou Min couldn't reach it immediately.

Zhou Min, who hadn't managed to grab any draft paper, looked up at the teacher and found the teacher raising her arm and quietly looking at her.

Zhou Min realized what she had done and was so embarrassed that she wanted to dig her toes into the ground.

After glancing at Zhou Min's draft paper and then bending down to look at the code on Zhou Min's computer screen, Teacher Gong said, "Zhou Min, come out with me for a moment."

After saying that, he took Zhou Min's manuscript and left the dormitory first.

Because Teacher Gong's expression was very serious, Zhou Min was a little nervous, and the others in the dormitory didn't dare to make a sound.

Not daring to keep her teacher waiting, Zhou Min quickly calmed herself down and hurriedly followed her teacher out.

After Zhou Min followed Teacher Gong to the window at the end of the corridor, she stood obediently like a primary school student who had made a mistake, with her head down, waiting for the teacher to criticize her.

Although Zhou Min is 170cm tall, Mr. Gong is 185cm tall, so when Zhou Min stands in front of him with her head down, Mr. Gong can only see the whorl of hair on the top of her head.

"How many times has this happened?" Teacher Gong's voice, like his personality, was serious and reserved.

"The first time," Zhou Min replied in a deep voice.

"Heh, so skilled on your first time? The whole structure is very complete." Teacher Gong chuckled.

"I swear, this is really the first time. I just downloaded the games," Zhou Min said, looking up at Teacher Gong earnestly.

"Have you written other games before?" Teacher Gong asked Zhou Min with a stern face.

"I really didn't, I promise," Zhou Min said, raising three fingers as if to swear.

Teacher Gong glanced at her only once before continuing to look at the manuscript in his hand: "Do you know what you're doing?"

"Ah."

Do you know the consequences of what you're doing?

"know."

"Okay, then tell me what the consequences will be."

"This behavior is unethical and harms the interests of game developers; those who are found to be in the wrong will be held accountable."

"Since you knew that, why did you still do it?"

"I just didn't want to waste time on games, so I tried to take a shortcut... I promise I'll never do it again." Zhou Min wanted to defend herself a bit more, but seeing Teacher Gong's cold gaze, she immediately admitted her mistake.

"It's good that you know you're wrong. We learn knowledge for scientific and technological progress, to serve our country, and to benefit mankind, not to do things that cross the red line. Write a 1000-word self-criticism tonight and deliver it to me in Room 806 of the Information Building tomorrow."

Teacher Gong clearly didn't want to keep listening to Zhou Min's rambling on about this issue, so after Zhou Min admitted her mistake, he directly defined the nature of the problem.

"Oh, can I not write it?" Zhou Min was furious when she heard about the self-criticism. She had never written a self-criticism in her life, including her past life.

"Teacher, I really know I was wrong. I will never do it again, really." Zhou Min couldn't imagine the scene of being caught and given a demerit by the school on the first day of school.