The daily life of Lin Wan, a sophomore in medical school, is as follows:
During the day, I fraternized with skeletal specimens in the anatomy room, and studied with brick-thick professional books in the library. The professor's magic voice of "These are the key points" echoed in my ears.
In the evening, after turning off the lights, I took out my ancestral compass (free shipping version for online shopping) and sighed at the red circles with the most resentment on the campus map - today's "extracurricular practice" is to go to the old laboratory building to persuade the ghost of a senior who is lingering because the paper was not published, or to appease the lovelorn and drowning female student of the Republic of China in the Lake Pavilion?
The pressure to study is already great, and the KPI (ghost-catching indicator) keeps refreshing inexplicably.
What about the youthful romance promised on the university campus? How did it come to her that it became a late-night special of "Five Years of College Entrance Examination and Three Years of Simulation" superimposed on "Approaching Science"?
*(It's easy to catch ghosts on campus, the female protagonist masters her main job and learns a side job, and the male protagonist occasionally passes by and gradually becomes the biggest unanswered mystery.
