Summary of 3.4-3.10

The first week of school has been going smoothly, and course selection has begun. This semester, I’ve finally chosen C and assembly language, which will provide a foundation for understanding most hacking books. After all, knowing only a little HTML isn’t enough to become a hacker. The teacher who teaches assembly language is said to be very skilled, and assembly language is said to be difficult… but I’m not bothered by these things now. Since I’m in university to learn, I’ll just take it one step at a time. Once I master assembly language, I can consider whether to develop my skills in the direction of creaker wiki.

The SA permissions for the School of Engineering are still in my hands, and the proxy server is operating normally. It seems that the person managing that server is truly not incompetent.

This semester, I’m taking Chinese Modern History, and the teacher is very good at telling stories. He started with modern Chinese history, then moved on to world history, and finally ended up discussing the TV series “Towards the Republic”. Fortunately, he has his own thoughts, which is an essential quality for a history teacher. As a result, this class has been removed from my list of classes to skip - I still enjoy listening to others’ interpretations of history, even if they’re sometimes a bit extreme.

During the summer break, I completed the first two games in the “Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney” series, and after starting school, I noticed a significant improvement in my English spelling and reading abilities. No wonder - I was doing “reading” training every day. It seems that playing games can be quite beneficial.

Curve Chen and Wei Zai have gone for internships, and the new station head is now Lao Miao. This semester, Curve Chen successfully secured tens of thousands of yuan in activity funds, so it seems that my work will be paid from now on. However, as I always say, when I find that Curve Chen’s tasks are no longer challenging for me, I will quit without hesitation - after all, I’m there to gain experience, not to make money.

As for transferring departments… I’ve decided not to do it. So much has happened. And I’m sure it’s only the beginning. Through the smiles and tears, through the anger… and the laughter that follows… I know that I’ll keep changing. This is my story. It’ll be a good one.