amaotonovel Chapter 238 Professor Luo
Chapter 238 Professor Luo
Shen Shuangyue thought of her past resistance to homework, with a hint of ridicule on her face.
But she didn't expect that the twelve people would express their opinions seriously and do it when they returned home in the evening.
A flash of disappointment passed through her eyes, and she didn't notice the twelve people's resistance to the assignment.
But this is also a good thing. Adults have independent thinking and know how to pay the price for their own future.
Considering that the twelve people were exposed to modern knowledge for the first time, she asked them to do their homework in the "classroom" just now, while she went to the kitchen to put the takeaway pastries on the plates, poured the cut fruits into the plates, and took out a box of mineral water and twelve cups of coffee.
Shen Shuangxing leaned against the kitchen door with her arms folded and teased, "Why do I feel like you're raising a child?"
Shen Shuangyue glared at her sister, picked up a toothpick, put a piece of watermelon in her sister's mouth.
Then he picked up a separate plate and placed it in his sister's hand. "It's already late, and you still have the mood to care about me? Why don't you hurry up and write? Finish it quickly and get some rest."
Shen Shuangxing looked at the fruit she was holding, curled her lips slightly, and left with satisfaction.
The plate she was carrying must have been the one Yue'er had specially noted on the takeaway. It was the sweetest part in the middle of the watermelon.
Sure enough, in Yue'er's heart, the stinky man will never be as important as her sister.
Just thinking that Yue'er seemed to have not thought of preparing anything for her, she ordered a bowl of Yue'er's favorite yogurt soup.
Shen Shuangyue put the prepared things on the wine cart at home and pushed it towards the "classroom".
The room was well soundproofed, and she only heard faint sounds of quarreling inside when she walked to the door.
She pushed the door open and saw Lu Xin standing on a chair. His cold face was tinged with red and his eyebrows were slightly raised. "What's wrong?"
Lu Xin: "Shuangyue, they all said I was wrong, but I was obviously right!"
"What question?" Shen Shuangyue asked subconsciously.
"One bun costs three yuan, and when they ask how much two buns cost, I answer five yuan. Is that wrong? That's how they sell it outside!" Lu Xin argued confidently.
Shen Shuangyue was silent for a moment. "This is just a math problem. It's somewhat different from real life."
Lu Xin: "What about this question? It takes five minutes to boil one egg, but they're asking how long it takes to boil three eggs? Since we don't have to consider real life, I answered fifteen minutes and they still said I was wrong!"
Lu Xin felt a little aggrieved. "I've thought about it too much. One of them considered the reality, and the other didn't. At least one of them should be right, right? But they all said I was wrong."
Shen Shuangyue looked at that cold face with a look of loss, and couldn't help but reach out and pinch his fingertips.
Seeing the cold boy turn shy in an instant, she said in a gentle voice:
"Don't worry about these. You only need to learn the principles now. The elementary and middle school classes are just to lay the foundation for you. The high school courses and the exam a year later are the key. The questions in that exam will be absolutely rigorous. There will be no ambiguity, and there will not be such simple questions.
Of course, here, if we go to the supermarket, a bag of potato chips costs three yuan, and two bags cost six yuan. Unless there are special circumstances stated in the question, you generally only need to review the question.
Okay, get off your chairs and eat something before you study."
Lu Xin nodded and jumped off the chair. Only then did he see the cart that Shuangyue had pushed in and placed at the door.
He was pleasantly surprised and said, "Shuangyue, is this what you prepared for us? Are you tired of cutting so much fruit?"
Shen Shuangyue spoke truthfully without blushing or beating her heart: "I'm not tired."
"We are here to take care of you, so why do we have to ask you to take care of us?" Lu Xin looked annoyed.
Shen Shuangyue picked up the coffee as if casually. "It's okay. Let's have a cup of coffee first. This is a drink that's unique to our place. I quite like it. It's very refreshing and can help you stay awake while studying. Want to try it?"
Lu Xin took a sip without noticing anything. His indifferent face wrinkled into a ball, but he forced a smile on his lips and said, "It's delicious. Shuangyue, you have good taste."
"Of course." Shen Shuangyue suppressed her smile. She was holding an American coffee, which she found bitter, and it was hard for Lu Xin to swallow it.
He found a random chair and sat down. "You guys continue to study. If you don't understand something, you can ask me. I'll accompany you for a while."
After saying this, she could clearly see the joy in the eyes of the twelve people.
Then, as if reproducing the way they used to study in school, they held the scroll in their hands, straightened their backs, closed their eyes, and shook their heads slightly, as if fully absorbed in the reading, and recited in unison: "One plus one equals one, one plus two equals two..."
Shen Shuangyue pursed her lips and tried to suppress her laughter. This scene was strangely reasonable.
but……
Aren’t these people doing their homework?
How did you memorize it?
She didn't know that according to the twelve people's thinking, the way they recited should be charming.
I added this paragraph intentionally.
After reciting what they had learned today, the twelve people continued to take out their papers and do the exercises.
Only after finishing the questions did I ask Shimotsuki for help in an orderly manner.
Of course, the most difficult part of today's course for them is just the difference between modern and ancient writing styles, not that it is difficult to understand.
They just wanted to casually lift the hem of their clothes and accidentally reveal a little bit of their collarbone.
Shen Shuangyue suddenly realized the joy of solving a problem and promised to come and see them do their homework every day during her holidays.
Time passed in an orderly manner, and soon it was time to go to the basketball court.
Shen Shuangyue had imagined what Professor Luo looked like countless times before, but she basically thought of him as mature and capable. She didn't expect that Professor Luo would have a baby face and a sweet and cute smile.
Her voice was also exceptionally gentle, and she held two bouquets of flowers for her and her sister.
"I've always heard Star mention that she has a sister, the Moon. Today I finally see her."
"I always hear my sister mention you." Shen Shuangyue took out a small gift. "I heard my sister say that you like this perfume. I'm often not at home. Thank you for taking care of my sister."
"Oh, you're so polite." Professor Luo smiled, his eyes curled up. "I've been trying to get this for a long time, but I have to thank you very much. Come with me, I'll introduce my students to you."
Before coming, Shen Shuangxing told Shen Shuangyue about Professor Luo's situation.
Professor Luo is a small-town test-taker, and his journey has not been easy.
She had been married three times, and each time her husband had cheated on her. She never made a big fuss and calmly took the compensation to divorce.
That’s why her sister told her, “Yue’er, Professor Luo has read Su Hanwan’s original novel.
At that time, I was afraid that Su Hanwan would be scolded by readers, so I wrote a lot about Su Hanwan's efforts for the Fourth Prince and her intention to express her devotion to him.
But Professor Luo asked me: "If a son-in-law can rely on his own strength to have one wife and multiple concubines, why can't Su Hanwan?"
It was then that I realized that I had only read books about exploiting and scheming against men, but rarely read books about stepping on men to get to the top, even if they were be books.
Professor Luo's original words at the time were: "My life was hard when I was a child, and my mother always told me that if I found a rich man to marry, I would no longer have to suffer."