As a highly capable counselor, Xia Lin naturally knew that if she wanted to remain Su Bai's understanding big sister for the long haul, she had to get along with the other girls around him.
Make lots of friends, make few enemies.
The problem was that, objectively speaking, Xia Lin and Chen Yusheng didn't get along very well. Their personalities were simply too different.
They were both Computer Science majors, yet their personalities were completely opposite. Their only common ground might have been that they were both secretly fiery...
That made the Wan sisters the best point of entry.
And so, a strange balance formed. Xia Lin grew close to the two little ones, while the senior student formed an alliance with Shengsheng.
The traditional faction and the absurdist faction.
The next day.
Nothing happened.
The second ball game wouldn't be held for several more days. Even the NBA's most brutal schedule only went as far as back-to-backs, and for students, playing games on consecutive days was still too much.
They were only doing it for fun. There was no need to go all out.
Besides, as mid-October approached, the freshmen gradually began paying attention to one thing.
Midterms.
Most of the Computer Science Department's core courses had midterms, which generally accounted for around twenty percent of the final grade.
It didn't sound like much, and according to the slacking advice shared by upperclassmen, midterms really didn't have much impact. Even if you bombed them, as long as you looked halfway decent in the final, the professors would usually give you a few sympathy points and let you pass.
But they were only freshmen, after all. Many students were still full of ambition and hoped to get good grades.
Besides, grades were also tied to graduate school recommendations. If