Chapter 888 - 886: The Role of the Academic Monitor

Mo Jingchun glanced at Xia Xiaomin, who was checking the information.

Xia Xiaomin... seemed to have noticed the problem, too.

How awkward.

Upon careful thought, Mo Jingchun realized he had no reason to feel awkward. He’s the boss, and it’s perfectly normal for a secretary to check information.

Besides, as long as he doesn’t feel awkward, then others will.

With this figured out, Mo Jingchun’s face looked indifferent, causing others to be unable to read his emotions.

Xia Xiaomin did not keep Mo Jingchun waiting long; in less than three minutes, Xia Xiaomin printed the information on A4 paper and handed it to Mo Jingchun.

"Boss, here is the information you wanted."

"Okay."

Looking at the two pages of A4 paper, they were filled with various optimization suggestions.

Mo Jingchun searched for a while, but there was no mention of system bugs.

So Mo Jingchun looked up at Xia Xiaomin and asked:

"Has anyone submitted any system bugs?"

Xia Xiaomin nodded and smiled, saying, "Up until just now, there haven’t been any bug reports submitted, and our bonus pool hasn’t spent a single penny."

Upon hearing this, Mo Jingchun smiled slightly, "That’s good news, indicating our smart ERP system is well-developed and has few bugs."

Indeed, even Mo Jingchun wouldn’t dare claim there were no bugs at all.

Such a statement sounds like claiming a law is absolutely correct.

"Zero."

"I’m here, boss."

Mo Jingchun pointed at the optimization suggestions on the paper and said: "Have the industrial software development team carefully study the optimizations and suggestions submitted by users, and integrate them into the next minor version update."

"Got it, boss, sending out the notification email now."

"Notification sent out."

......

Sitting on the chair in the classroom, Candy propped her chin with her hands, not wanting to speak.

For Candy, who’s naturally lively, sitting obediently in her seat during a ten-minute break was a miracle.

This morning, when Candy arrived at school and saw everyone limping just like her, she chuckled.

As long as there was company, the leg pain didn’t seem as bad.

As Candy spaced out, thinking, Xiang’Er returned from a stroll and gently patted Candy on the shoulder.

"Mo Xiaoxue, stop spacing out, let me in."

"Huh?! Oh."

Candy stood up, moved her chair a bit, and Xiang’Er smoothly got inside.

"Have you heard? We’re changing seats tomorrow."

Upon hearing the whispers from the row behind her, Candy perked up her ears and listened intently for a while.

Seat change? Candy was thrilled at the thought.

Candy gently tugged on Xiang’Er’s clothes and whispered in Xiang’Er’s ear:

"Changing seats tomorrow? Really?"

"Yes, really."

Xiang’Er first glanced around, then took out a piece of paper from the desk.

"Take a quick look but don’t tell anyone."

"Okay!"

Candy lowered her head, sneaked a peek at the note, and was dumbfounded.

"What’s the difference anyway."

Xiang’Er glanced at her calmly and said, "There is a difference; at least you won’t be turning your neck right all the time."

Indeed, the seats were swapped in lines from the far left to the far right of the classroom.

This way, no one’s neck has to turn right constantly.

Since the blackboard’s in the middle, changing seats means constantly turning left.

Candy immediately lost interest in the seat change.

Handing the paper back to Xiang’Er, Candy pouted and complained:

"What was the class teacher thinking? I thought I might get a seat in the middle row."

Unlike Candy, Xiang’Er seemed indifferent.

"We’ve sat in the middle before, actually I prefer the back row; it offers a clear view of everyone’s little actions."

Ding-a-ling-ling~

The bell rang for class, and Candy, ready to speak, chose to keep silent.

She dared say, within three years, the math teacher would definitely stride into the classroom!

Since school began a month ago, the math teacher always entered the class right on time.

Of course! Most importantly, the math teacher never stays past the period; when the bell sounds, even if the subject hasn’t been fully covered, the math teacher leaves without looking back.

The math teacher is quite an extraordinary person.

The next moment, without waiting for the class president to say "stand," students watching the door simultaneously stood up.

"Hello, teacher!"

"Hello, students, please turn to page 16 of the textbook."

"Would any student like to help the teacher and classmates recall the last content the teacher didn’t finish explaining before class ended last week?"

"Nobody? Then I’ll randomly call on someone."

Seeing the students with their heads down below the podium, the math teacher’s lips curled up slightly.

"The student picking up stuff, please stand and recall the content."

Candy and Xiang’Er, who had their heads raised, looked at Xiaopang, silently feeling sorry for him.

Poor kid.

Cheng Ping’an pointed to himself, bewildered, "Teacher, is it me?"

"Who else?"

"Oh, oh."

Under the gaze of everyone, Cheng Ping’an said "Oh, oh" and then... nothing else.

Heads down, not making a sound.

"Alright, let’s have our study commissioner help Cheng Ping’an recall the content the teacher last explained."

Suddenly called on, Candy wasn’t too clear, but still stood up and began explaining meticulously.

After school in the afternoon, Candy hurriedly hopped off the school bus, her leg taut.

Zero looked at Candy in surprise, asking: "Doesn’t it hurt anymore?"

"Just a little bit."

"That shouldn’t be. Why did you recover so fast today?"

"Where’s brother?"

"He’ll be down in a bit. Let’s get on the car and wait."

Sitting in the car, Candy played with Zero’s phone, lasting about ten minutes.

Mo Jingchun and a few others finally arrived.

Upon hearing the noise, Candy quickly returned the phone to Zero, then rolled down the car window to greet her brothers and sisters-in-law.

"Brother, hurry up, I’ve been waiting so long the flowers have wilted."

Mo Jingchun and the others looked up at Candy and then continued their chat.

This left Candy a bit flustered.

What’s going on today? Why is everyone ignoring me?

"Brother?"

"Brother?"

Mo Jingchun glanced up at his sister and said nonchalantly: "I can hear you."

"Didn’t you see we’re having a great chat?"

"Did the teacher assign homework today?"

"Yes."

"Then hurry home and finish it; after that, we’ll take you out for barbecue."

Upon hearing this, Candy’s face lit up with joy, "Going for skewers tonight? Yay, yay!"

Mo Jingchun rolled his eyes and said: "If you haven’t finished your homework by 8 p.m., forget about going."

"Then you’ll stay home and do homework, and we’ll bring you back a portion of egg fried rice."

Candy widened her eyes.

You’re going for skewers and bringing me egg fried rice? Without even adding pickles?

"Hmph! I can finish my homework in at most an hour!"