Being a student and being a teacher were obviously completely different experiences.
When working under a teacher, all you needed to do was complete the tasks assigned by them. There was no need to think too much, and for someone as gifted as Chen Yusheng, the thing she needed to think about most was how to slack off...
After all, if you finished your tasks too quickly, your teacher would give you more.
Over time, it became a vicious cycle, and the burden on your shoulders grew heavier and heavier.
Some overly straightforward students easily fell into this trap. On top of that, students tended to be too thin-skinned to make reasonable requests, and in the end, they became workhorses.
Although Chen Yusheng looked like she did not talk much, she understood things perfectly well. Even when she desperately needed money and worked for Professor Luo, she had never fallen into the workhorse trap. Her intelligence was definitely online.
As for now, with an investor like Su Bai, who had high stats and thick skin, she no longer needed to worry about being exploited by some supervisor. Instead, she had started directing others to work.
This shift in perspective was quite refreshing.
What freshman had the chance to become a leader? Although she was not some major leader, under normal circumstances, without accumulated seniority or an exceptionally deep background, it would take a long time to reach the point of leading others. Chen Yusheng had essentially skipped that entire process.
The senior students in the lab were very envious of this, even a little sour about it, but deep down, they did not think it was unreasonable.
It was certainly a good thing for geniuses to receive special treatment. It was just that things usually did not go so smoothly.