"Damn it, it's exams all day long. Either you're taking one or I am. What the hell are they testing us on?"
Le Yu, eating in the Pig Food Cafeteria, couldn't help smiling when he heard the students' complaints. Going by absolute time, he had only been out of university for less than a year, but looking back now, his college years felt like something that had happened in a previous life—in reality, they had happened four lifetimes ago.
Growth came with a price. Although Le Yu no longer had to take exams, earned money by the day, had a wife and disciples to serve his sentence, and owned both a house and farmland, living a blissful life, he had lost many of his troubles.
After finishing his meal, Le Yu gathered his dishes and took them to the sink to wash.
Although the dishes would undergo centralized disinfection—sun-drying included—the initial washing still had to be done by the teachers and students themselves.
As for how to get the teachers and students to wash their dishes voluntarily, Cha Huan neither advocated it nor led by example (he had his own private meals). Instead, he used the most shameless reward-and-punishment system possible: students could anonymously report anyone who failed to wash their dishes. After secret observation confirmed the report, the reporter would receive one credit, while the reported student would be forced to wash dishes during the lunch break every day for the next month.
As for whether anyone would rather stop attending school than accept the punishment... examples of that had indeed appeared, but Cha Huan would then send Lou Yinhai to visit their homes in the middle of lunch break.
Furthermore, because Lou Yinhai had to sleep for an hour every noon without fail—a habit that had never changed