Chapter 74: Chapter 71 Urban Sophisticated Woman_2

    As for his looks and temperament, he really didn’t fit the stereotypical image people had of a computer guy.

    He picked up the chalk and swiftly wrote his name on the blackboard.

    He was also the only one to take the initiative to leave his name on the blackboard, and he wrote his name, two large characters, next to the name of the instructor, Chen Jieyu, and he wrote it big.

    As a result, before he had even put down the chalk, a faint buzz of surprise rippled through the crowd.

    “Ah? Cheng Zhu? From the online forums?”

    Some students were confused, while others couldn’t help but take a few extra glances at him.

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    That bastard Dong Dong was pretty sly, immediately chiming in with, “Yep, that’s the guy from the online forums!”

    His voice wasn’t loud, but everyone could hear.

    On one hand, he was hyping his dormitory brother, and on the other, he had his own little schemes.

    Attention all ladies, he hangs out with the two campus belles, you all better not get involved!

    Us mere mortals should just stick to our own kind, don’t try to force your way into a different circle.

    As long as Cheng Zhu becomes popular, by rounding up, wouldn’t I be considered the most handsome guy in the Computer Science Class 2?

    Suddenly, the classroom buzzed with chatter, getting somewhat noisy.

    “Quiet,” Chen Jieyu, with her arms crossed, stood and frowned as she spoke out.

    She glanced at Cheng Zhu on the podium from beneath her gold-rimmed glasses, a hint of surprise in her eyes.

    Don’t think that the staff gossip circle doesn’t circulate rumors about students.

    She hadn’t thoroughly checked the students’ profiles, just a brief look, and didn’t expect that this notable new student would be in her class.

    Cheng Zhu didn’t make any special self-introduction while standing at the podium; he just said a few simple words with confidence and without any shyness.

    In his view, this face and physique of his were the best social identity. What’s the point in saying all that crap?

    Sure enough, when he stepped down from the podium, the applause from the crowd was a few notches louder. Once seated, many girls in the back were still staring at his back.

    After everyone had introduced themselves, Chen Jieyu slowly went on stage and announced, “Next, we will select two temporary leaders for the military training period, one male and one female.”

    Once her work was done, Chen Jieyu left, and everyone was free to do as they pleased. Tomorrow would be the official start of the military training.

    Watching the pretty form of the female instructor leave the classroom, that rascal Dong Dong couldn’t resist saying, “So, adding our instructor on WeChat is fine, right?”

    Liu Feng immediately leaned in toward Dong Dong’s phone.

    He had already clicked on Chen Jieyu’s profile picture in the group but hadn’t yet sent a friend request.

    “It should be fine, right? After all, she’s our instructor, and we’ll have to get in touch on regular days. She couldn’t possibly reject a friend request, could she? She’ll accept it,” Liu Feng analyzed.

    But in the end, for some reason, the three of them looked to Cheng Zhu for guidance, with Liu Feng asking, “Right, Brother Zhu?”

    Cheng Zhu looked at them, lifted his phone slightly, and said, “Hmm, let me check, friend request accepted.”

    “Holy shit, you added her as soon as you joined the group?” Dong Dong asked.

    “Why not?”

    Adding the instructor as a friend seemed totally normal to him; he figured he’d definitely need to ask her for leave in the future.

    He didn’t want anything else from her, just hoping she would be quick about granting leaves.

    If she turned out to be stingy about approving leaves, Cheng Zhu wouldn’t rule out having to resort to certain methods.

    As for what methods, things related to society were better left unspoken!

    “By the way, if she follows the original timeline and attempts suicide when I’m in my second year, she’ll resign after that, meaning we’ll have to get a new instructor for the class?” Cheng Zhu pondered.

    “Why would such a good person think of suicide? What could be the reason?”

    “Looking at her today, she seems pretty normal.”

    “But then again, that’s a year from now. And nowadays, many people keep piling up issues inside without any of it showing on the surface.”

    “Many people don’t know how to release stress; they just keep suppressing it.”

    At this moment, these shameless guys, finding out Cheng Zhu had already added her as a friend, decided to ask other guys if they’d added the instructor yet.

    After learning nobody had acted so swiftly, they too decided not to add her right away, thinking of sending the request later.

    “I really can’t understand what goes on in the brains of you male college students,” Cheng Zhu said, exasperated.

    “Brother Zhu, aren’t you also a male college student?” Liu Feng murmured.

    Then the three rascals crowded around, treating Cheng Zhu’s phone like a treasure and shamelessly said, “Bro, let us take a look at Mr. Chen’s Moments, will you?”