Rebirth: My Dear Little Wife Is So Scheming-Chapter 764 Forced onto Liangshan

"Professor! I didn’t mean it that way, I was just giving you some advice. The nation always stresses the importance of keeping up with the times, not just in policies and people’s lives, but also in your teaching methods. Only by doing so can we attract more students to love Traditional Chinese Medicine," Bai Xiao explained herself. She didn’t mean to be confrontational with the teacher; she was just telling the truth.

In her past life, she had seen many masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Many of them had humorous and interesting teaching methods that could make the knowledge stick unforgettable. After one class, students could remember every point and would never forget them for the rest of their lives.

Although her own studies were only half-baked, her wide-ranging exposure was unmatched.

The professor, upon seeing Bai Xiao not apologizing and instead standing her ground, muttered to himself, now truly enraged.

With a slam on the desk.

"You come up and teach then. If you can’t convince me today, from now on you don’t need to attend my classes. If your teaching method can make these students like it, I’ll take you as my teacher without another word."

The old professor was definitely impulsive.

Bai Xiao thought to herself, impulsiveness is a demon.

Professor, are you sure you want to do this?

"Are you coming up or not? If not, get out now. I don’t want to see a student so disrespectful and disobedient," he said.

The old professor was furious.

All the students looked at Bai Xiao with sympathy. How did this new girl manage to provoke the Bull Demon King?

The professor’s surname was Niu, and he was the only professor for the Acupuncture and Massage class. True to his name, his temper was quite stubborn.

Hence, all the students nicknamed him "Bull Demon King."

"But you were the one who asked me to come."

Of course, Bai Xiao couldn’t just leave. What the professor meant was that she was no longer welcome in his class—without it, she would fail the course. There was no other way. Even for her own diploma, she couldn’t let the professor kick her out.

She stood up and confidently strode to the podium, standing beside Professor Niu.

Upon seeing this, Professor Niu was astonished. Not only did this student not apologize, but now she was actually coming up to teach. Very well, then!

He stepped down from the podium, crossed his arms, and stood watching Bai Xiao.

He wanted to see what sort of trick this student could pull. ƒгeewebnovёl.com

Not giving her a zero would be inconsistent with his reputation as a professor.

Being upstaged by a student, he felt, for the first time in his teaching career, that he had encountered such a disrespectful and ungrateful student.

He was resolute in his decision to punish her.

Bai Xiao stood on the podium, and the room fell silent.

All eyes were on her.

Bai Xiao cleared her throat.

"I’m sorry for being here today; it’s honestly a pure accident. My name is Bai Xiao, and it’s my first day in this class. I’m actually an in-house doctor specializing in Acupuncture, here for further study.

Of course, like everyone here, I’m just an ordinary student. I admit I dozed off while sitting in my seat.

But I don’t feel ashamed. I think a teacher should feel ashamed if they cannot engage students with their teaching methods. Of course, this isn’t a personal attack.

Since we are all here to learn about Acupuncture, I will share some of my basic understanding of it. Acupuncture is like dating. When you’re unfamiliar, it’s mysterious, shrouded in secrecy, difficult to uncover its secrets—coveted yet elusive. But once you lift the veil, it’s like a married couple, naturally progressing to a satisfying state. However, the deeper you go, the more it feels like a fortress of mutual harm, where a return to initial passion becomes increasingly difficult."

Everyone laughed; the analogy was indeed vivid.