To be fair.
Having a considerate big-sister-type counselor was practically a qualitative improvement to a college student's quality of life.
After all, whether certain things could be done, and whether they crossed the line, were often boundaries that were quite blurry.
When freshmen first arrived, there were plenty of things they couldn't figure out.
If they lacked intuition or were especially well-behaved, they might not find that gray boundary even by graduation...
With Director Xia around, Su Bai could ask her about anything he wasn't sure of. You could say he had developed a certain reliance on her, though Su Bai figured Xia Lin enjoyed it too.
That was how people with a big-sister personality were—they liked being depended on by younger boys.
She was a genuine big sister. No one could criticize her.
She was an entirely different species from those strange women online who dated younger guys and then still had to motivate them to work hard.
Since Xia Lin said there was no problem, Su Bai could go all out and see what skill that Brother Niu would use on him during the basketball game.
Come to think of it, under Su Bai's leadership, the class team had made tremendous progress. After several rounds, they had actually become the only surviving class among the Computer Science Department's freshman classes.
That was perfectly normal. The new freshmen still hadn't recovered from the gaokao debuff, and their basketball skills were immature. They were usually eliminated after just a few rounds. It would have been strange if they kept winning.
Unless the class had an unusually high concentration of sports students.
But actual basketball recruits weren't allowed to play. The ones who got to show off in class matches were sports students from other majors.
Since he had arranged to