Quick Transmigration: The Leisurely and Sweet Life of a Support

To save face, Chong Li forbade Shen Luo from engaging in lewd behavior during the day.

Wang Ma continued to stew tonics for them every day, which made Chong Li's face twitch. Shen Luo was already full of energy, and she was giving him more tonics.

Chongli's hands trembled involuntarily as she held the bowl. Seeing her listless expression and weak limbs, Wang Ma blamed her young master for going too far.

But the young couple was newlyweds, enjoying their blissful time together. He could only turn around and serve his young mistress another bowl, pondering what kind of nourishing dish he should cook for her tomorrow.

To Chongli's delight, Shen Qingzhu finally brought her admission notices from Peking University Medical School and Shen Luojing University.

When filling out college applications, Chongli asked Shen Luo why he chose Beijing Normal University instead of Beijing Normal University, since becoming a teacher would require it.

His answer was that the teachers' college was too far from the medical school, and he could study at the Beijing University, which was closest to the medical school, and then, like Shen Qingzhu, stay at the Beijing University to teach.

Okay, okay, you're a top student, so you get to decide.

After the New Year, school will start. After school starts, Shen Luo will be able to behave himself a bit. After all, he has to go to school during the day. If he doesn't behave himself, I'll consider living at school!

This year, Wang Ma and Fu Bo stayed at the Shen family's house for the Lunar New Year and had a lively New Year's Eve dinner together.

The wealthy patriarch Shen Qingzhu gave everyone large red envelopes, gradually losing himself amidst the calls of "Dad."

Ding Qian also sent a letter with good news: she and Feng Juan had both been admitted to Beijing Normal University, which was a cause for celebration.

Besides them, Li Hai and another young man who were sent to the countryside together also passed the college entrance examination. It was a school near their hometown. All of them had already packed their bags and gone home.

In her letter, Ding Qian said that as soon as they received the admission notice, they shared the good news with her without needing to reply. They packed up and went home, and would contact her again after they arrived in Beijing for the start of the semester.

Chongli was genuinely happy for them; they had all forged their own path step by step.

Shen Luo used the excuse that he would be busy after school started to spend every day with her, and Chong Li had no objection to the genuine leather human-shaped cushion.

It's cold anyway, so the two of them can sit together, read books, drink tea, chat, and even practice their boxing together...

Shen Luo is now capable of putting up a few blows with Chong Li, a far cry from her fragile and pitiful image in the story.

Before the start of the school year, Ding Qian and Feng Juan went to Beijing. Chong Li introduced them to the old lady who had previously rented a room from her landlady, and they were able to rent two rooms.

The old lady was delighted to see that the two men were brought by Chong Li and were college students, and she even gave them a discount on their rent.

Feng Juan was overjoyed.

They only found out when they arrived at the Shen residence that Chong Li and Shen Luo were already married…

Such a big thing, and Chongli didn't even inform them! That's outrageous! She must be punished by having to take them on a tour of the entire capital.

They settled on accommodations as soon as they met, and that evening Shen Luo took them to the Beijing Hotel for dinner. The next day, their companionship began.

Before the start of the school year, the two gave Chongli a wedding gift to congratulate her on her happiness.

After learning that Shen Luo, who wanted to become a teacher, had applied to a university in Beijing, Ding Qian felt a pang of regret. She had thought they could still teach students and revise lesson plans together, just like before…

Now, seeing Shen Luo always holding Zhong Li's hand, all I can do is wish them all the best.

Medical school life began smoothly for her. With her extraordinary mental strength, theoretical knowledge was a piece of cake for her. The doors of the medical school library opened to her, which made Chongli extremely happy.

However, drug development was very backward in that era. In her first year of university, she had already completed all the existing theoretical knowledge and achieved first place in all subjects.

Everyone in the medical school knows she's the top student in the entire school—well, because for now, she's the only student in their year, one of only four classes…

Shen Luo finally understood what it felt like to be neglected. His wife was truly a studious person! She read a lot of medical books every day, and her notes were densely packed.

When she didn't have classes, she would come to Kyoto University to wait for him after school. That's right, she would wait for him in the Kyoto University library, which is not like the medical school, where there are only medical books.

This place covers everything from astronomy and geography to all sorts of topics. The girl was really enjoying it and asked him to lend her some books...

Very well, my wife isn't satisfied with the books from our own college, so she's set her sights on books from Peking University. As a devoted husband, I can only grant her wish.

When Shen Qingzhu saw Chong Li sitting on a deck chair in the garden reading about quantum mechanics, she couldn't help but twitch her lips.

"Hey, I remember medical school has a lot of specialized courses, and there's a huge amount of material to memorize. Are you sure you're okay with being distracted by studying other subjects?"

Chongli knew he meant that she should specialize in something and not be half-hearted, otherwise she would end up not learning anything.

So he explained, "Well, I've already memorized and summarized the theoretical knowledge for all the professional courses. I'll consolidate my learning through clinical practice next academic year."

After listening to her daughter-in-law's words, Shen Qingzhu chuckled and went back into the house. Shen Luo happened to be carrying milk out when she came out. "Dad, don't worry about her studies. There's no room for me in the study upstairs. She gets top marks in every subject. There's no way to stop her."

Hearing her son's words, Shen Qingzhu became a little interested. She knew that her daughter-in-law was an excellent student. After all, she was already working as a doctor in a clinic before she went to university, but she was only dealing with some simple patients.

Medicine is a vast and profound subject, and the first-year courses are really just the most basic introduction.

He was stunned when he pushed open the door to the study on the second floor and was struck by the thick stack of notebooks on the bookshelf.

Well, it wasn't a medical text; it was just her study notes.

To be able to record so much, she must have been working non-stop for the entire year.

Shen Qingzhu opened the levels one by one: Systemic Anatomy…Basic Medical Chemistry…Biochemistry…Physiology… Second level: Cell Biology…Histology and Embryology…Medical Genetics…Medical Physics… Third level: Pathophysiology…Pathology…Functional Experimentation…Regional Anatomy… Fourth level: Hygiene…Medical Statistics…Medical Ethics…Medical Psychology… Fifth level: Surgery…Internal Medicine…Pediatrics…Obstetrics and Gynecology… Sixth level: Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery…Ophthalmology…Psychiatry…Neurology…The bottom level also included Clinical Skills Training…Dermatology and Venereology…and various health regulations…

Shen Qingzhu felt dizzy just looking at the titles. He randomly picked up a book and saw it was filled with dense notes... Was his daughter-in-law even human??

Doesn't she need to rest at all this year?

Shen Qingzhu was so shocked she couldn't speak. She shook her head, "Terrible, terrible. Let her study whatever she wants..."

Some of these notes were taken by Chongli at school, while many others were compiled from books she read during her years as a surgeon.

It could be said that her manuscripts are more comprehensive than the subjects covered in medical schools today.