Fox's School Life

"That's all for today. Remember, next class is in Laboratory Building Two. Class dismissed."

Pleasant dismissal music echoed between the teaching buildings of Rongcheng Medical College.

Su Tianqing lay sprawled across her desk with both arms stretched straight out. Her fox tail was taut behind her, and her ears stood high as she thoroughly stretched out her body, stiff from two consecutive classes.

After finishing a simple stretch, the fox girl turned her head while still lying on the desk and looked at Nan Jiayu, who was diligently taking notes beside her. She narrowed her eyes and happily wagged her tail.

"Little Fish."

"Mm-hm?"

"It's rare to see Little Fish looking so serious."

"This class feels kind of difficult. There are still parts I don't really understand..." Nan Jiayu said with slight distress, her cat tail slowly swaying.

The textbook was clearly written in Chinese. She knew every word when they were taken apart, so why did they hurt her head once they were put together?

It was no wonder Nan Jiayu was struggling. Su Tianqing herself felt this course was a notorious failure trap at any medical university—biochemistry.

Even she had studied herself dizzy back when she was grinding credits in this subject, let alone a student with such clear, innocent eyes as Nan Jiayu.

Seeing this, Su Tianqing propped herself up and leaned over to Nan Jiayu's side, looking at the line of notes she was copying.

"Which part exactly doesn't Little Fish understand?"

"This part—the process of protein biosynthesis."

"Oh, this... This really is pretty difficult. Little Fish, you can remember it like this..."

The fox girl pulled out a stack of scratch paper from her shoulder bag and began writing and drawing on it. As she explained, she occasionally stopped to ask whether Nan Jiayu understood,