Amid the bewildered looks of everyone around him,
Su Bei stood up and gave a salute.
"My name is Su Bei."
Given Su Bei's appearance, everyone in the class had noticed him long ago.
The only difference was whether they stared openly or observed him in secret.
Hui Qing returned the salute and smiled gently. "You have no problem being class monitor, right?"
Su Bei was reluctant. It sounded troublesome, but he did not hesitate verbally and simply nodded. "All right."
If he did not take the position, it seemed a little hard to justify.
Hui Qing seemed to breathe a sigh of relief at that, and a relaxed smile appeared on his face. He had been afraid Su Bei would refuse without giving him any face. Fortunately, nothing like that happened:
"I have assignments of my own and can't stay at the school year-round. So when I'm not here, I'll have to trouble you to put in more effort and help manage this class."
"We'll be working together for the next four years. Let's cooperate."
Su Bei: ...
For some reason, Su Bei could clearly sense an unreliable aura emanating from this homeroom teacher.
Who met someone for the first time and immediately looked ready to dump all their responsibilities on him at any moment?
I'm still just a college student!
But things had reached this point, so he could only nod and agree despite himself.
There were only around a hundred people anyway. Back at the Tianhu Military Department, hundreds of people came to listen to his lectures every day.
Herding one sheep was herding, and herding a flock was herding.
But everyone else was even more confused.
No, they had heard that class monitors at True Martial University had some perks. They often got to meet big