Ren He had gathered everyone today specifically to establish a system for the Qinghe Club. Without a system, the Qinghe Club was no more than a group of people coming together for aimless fun, never to become a century-old serious organization.
Since Ren He had decided to get involved with clubs at No.4 Middle School, he wanted to do what others couldn't, to delve into deeper matters. In his past life, he'd been involved in university club federations for only a few days, but there was a common problem in those clubs—they couldn't bring tangible benefits to everyone, so the clubs lacked some sort of control over their members.
Actually, control was just a secondary issue; the main problem was the lack of unity.
People couldn't even gather for a meeting, nor could they be directed in organizing activities. Nobody took it seriously, which was the biggest drawback of clubs.
