Over the next few days, Lu Zhou devoted himself tensely to preparing for the Mathematical Modeling Competition. He was so busy that he temporarily turned down his tutoring job with Madam Yang.
Though it was a pity, Madam Yang expressed her understanding over the phone and agreed that they would resume the tutoring work after the competition ended on the 12th. As for Han Mengqi, though the little girl was somewhat disappointed, she still wished him good luck.
Just like that, Lu Zhou temporarily shut out every distraction and threw himself wholeheartedly into preparing for the Mathematical Modeling Competition.
The online training became offline intensive sessions. Teacher Liu was quite responsible; not only did he set aside his own projects, but he also borrowed them a classroom and offered guidance on revising their answers to every problem.
The training cycle of one problem per week was shortened to three days: two days of intensive training and one day of independent practice. Not only was the answering time approaching that of the official competition, but the difficulty of the problems was also gradually approaching the real contest. Although he had just told the dorm leader that he would not stay up too late, Lu Zhou ultimately still found himself too busy to relax.
Fortunately, there were no classes during the first week of the semester, so he had the time to go wild like this.
On the third day after placing his order online, the package arrived at the courier pickup point below the dormitory building.
Lu Zhou, who had just spent an entire day at the library grinding through data modeling, returned to the dorm, signed for the delivery, and carried the package upstairs.
When he returned to the dorm, his three roommates were playing League of Legends together. Li