Chapter 527: I feel like I’ve encountered a big swindler. Chapter 527: I feel like I’ve encountered a big swindler. “It’s quite simple, just pass a test.”
The handso guy’s voice was as cool as his deanor, and the surrounding girls were practically cooing, earning envy-filled glances tinged with sourness from other clubs on both sides.
Their looks were complex yet understandable.
“What is this contradictory description?”
Sohow, Cheng Ranran had already voiced her inner mockery, drawing puzzled looks from her two roommates.
“Isn’t it true? There are at least three emotions mixed in that look, but if you had to sum it up in one sentence, wouldn’t it be ‘envy, jealousy, and hate’?”
“…” It made sense.
You really are a gossiping genius, and I admire you for it.
As the three exchanged glances, the nearby girls grew even more excited.
“A test? We’re all from the clinical surgery departnt, very familiar with bones!”
“Yes, yes! Senior, what kind of test do we need to do?”
The handso guy scrambled the pile of bone models on the desk and took a step back to make room.
“Just put it back together.”
A few girls eagerly rolled up their sleeves and started assembling, but whether it was due to excessive nervousness or a lack of study, they still ended in failure after two minutes.
The handso guy remained expressionless, “I’m sorry.”
Tang Shu and her friends were stunned by this series of actions.
“Western dicine huh—”
“Cold-hearted.”
“Can… can a club really recruit mbers like this?”
Other clubs would do anything to take in all students, shalessly pulling people in; isn’t this one oddly unique?
If he had placed a less shattered skeleton puzzle, this situation wouldn’t have occurred!
Tang Shu glanced at the club’s introduction on the banner next to her and her lips twitched, suddenly enlightened.
“What is it?”
“This club was just established last year, and it only has five mbers.”
“???”
So here lies the reason for the few mbers!
***
As the sun set and the gym lit up, the space instantly beca as bright as day.
Not many freshn were attending evening self-study, and most were crowding around here for club recruitnt.
After looking at over a dozen clubs, the trio of Tang Shu hadn’t been particularly moved by any.
“Hey, look! There’s finally a club for the Chinese dicine departnt, shall we check it out?”
Cheng Ranran was still full of energy, pulling her friends towards a nearby club. The club’s banner didn’t have much of an introduction, but it was dominated by a photo of green herbs.
This was also why Cheng Ranran had assud it was related to Chinese dicine.
“Outdoor Treasure Hunting Adventure Club?”
“What’s that? What does it have to do with the Chinese dicine departnt???”
“We’ve seen so many clubs and this is the first ti we’ve co across one with such a long na.”
It was quite an eye-opener.
The three of them were baffled, feeling like they had been tricked, but the two seniors at the booth were quite happy.
“Ladies, are you interested in outdoor adventures, or is it treasure hunting that intrigues you?”
The three of them exchanged looks, disheartened, “Neither.”
“Wait, are you from the Chinese dicine departnt?”
“Yes, but we really aren’t interested in treasure hunting.”
They felt like they had encountered con artists.
Treasure hunting in this day and age? Were they supposed to be tomb raiders?
“Hehe, our treasure hunting is not the ordinary kind.”
The two seniors chattered back and forth rapidly, and finally clarified the club’s purpose, and Tang Shu finally understood why the banner featured images of dicinal herbs.
“So, basically, your club goes to different places to collect herbs for off-campus practice, and the ‘treasure’ refers to dicinal plants?”
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