Bai Xiao returned to school, and the next day she had a Traditional Chinese Medicine class.
It was said that this class was about Acupuncture, and she arrived late, well after the school year had already started, missing quite a bit.
Fortunately, in the first class, there was a familiar process.
Upon arriving in the classroom, she saw all unfamiliar faces, as the Medical University had many visiting scholars, and nobody paid attention to Bai Xiao. She found a seat in the back row and sat down.
The professor who taught the class was an old pedant whose lectures were hollow and dull, basically no different from what Bai Xiao had initially studied.
Acupuncture was different from other subjects, mere lecturing could not do it justice; it involved real skill with Acupuncture points, and a mistake could truly cause harm to someone.
