Li Huai had already learned an entire dictionary, but what he wanted to learn was not mere reading, he desired to become a person, like Liu Xiangli, who can be described as extraordinarily knowledgeable.
Mr. Mo Chi had no classes that afternoon. After leaving Congress No.1, he invited Li Huai to his apartment, intending to help him catch up on his studies.
Li Huai studied not for exams, but to fill his knowledge gap, so Mr. Mo Chi only needed to help him accomplish this.
On the way back, Mr. Mo Chi had already devised a study plan for Li Huai. Upon returning to the apartment, he took Li Huai to his study. Seeing the number of books in Mr. Mo Chi's study, which eclipsed even those in Liu Xiangli's, Li Huai was as excited as a starving person who had spotted a delicious loaf of bread.
"Li Huai, this afternoon, as long as you finish the contents of these books, it's enough!" The books Mr. Mo Chi pulled out, apart from some history books, were college textbooks.
