Tao Le had foresight; she chose a mentor who was the top dog in the criminal law department, a PhD supervisor from F University, and a female professor known for her kindness and dedication to students. Thanks to having such a mentor, Tao Le chose criminal law without hesitation during her postgraduate entrance exams. However, before the initial exam results were out, Tao Le lived in constant fear that her over a year’s worth of hard work would go to waste. Just then, Liu Haoyue pointed at a list and said, “By the way, Taozi, did you know they’ve changed the criminal law group’s advisors?”
“Huh?” Tao Le stared in disbelief.
“Actually, this time, the advisors aren’t chosen by the students like in previous years; they’re assigned according to student ID numbers. You didn’t choose Professor Feng, did you? Now you’ve got someone else.”
Changed? Who the hell did they change to? Tao Le was too preoccupied to mind Gu Liwen’s anger, snatching the list and scanning the dense text until she found her name in the Criminal Law C group, along with an arrow pointing to her new advisor.
“Isn’t this the list?” Tao Le asked, to which Liu Haoyue nodded, “Absolutely, and your advisor is him.”
Su Yiwen, Tao Le repeated the name, her brain’s CPU running at full speed, but there was no match. At this moment, Tao Le’s mood was far worse than Gu Liwen’s, and her tone was quite irritable, “Where did he come from? I don’t know him!”
“You don’t need to know him; he knows you, and that’s enough.” Liu Haoyue’s cold response left Tao Le speechless. At least Gu Liwen knew the background of her adversary; the big-chested girl just liked to hear sweet talk. But Tao Le was different; after four years at the university, she knew every lecturer and professor, but she had never heard of this Su Yiwen.
Liu Haoyue offered some comfort, “Looks like he’s a new teacher. I’ve heard that new teachers are the best to their first batch of graduates; they have to make a good impression on the leadership, right?”
