Jiang Yan's backpack zipper wasn't completely closed, and Tian Xiaohui, walking behind him, caught a glimpse of the advanced math books and papers inside, which brought on another wave of sorrow.
"Damn, you score eighty and still work so hard, so does that mean I, who just barely passed, am going to be struck by lightning for wanting to have fun?"
He couldn't help but complain, "At other schools, after sophomore year, if you have enough math credits, you don't have to study it anymore. Apart from Beijing University, which school still continues with advanced math in their junior year? We're not even math majors."
"This is our last semester, though, and we won't have it next semester," Dai Lei chimed in. "Beijing University places the most emphasis on physics and math, so these subjects are taught more in-depth compared to other schools. That's why you can't compare them."
