The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 373 Sharp Questions (Part 2)
Jiang Hui shook her head frankly.

"Why? You chose the individual combat specialization from the beginning, didn't you?"

Jiang Hui honestly recounted the misunderstanding that happened at the start of the semester, naturally glossing over the twists and turns of her injury, only saying that she had missed the deadline for changing her major. Then, after being persuaded by the principal during registration, she temporarily settled into the Combat Individual Soldier Department.

Zhou Yuanjing smiled and shook his head: "You've probably been fooled by that kid Jason. How can students be entered into the system before they've even registered? As long as the school is willing to let them go, they can still transfer." Besides, the number of places in the combat individual department of major universities is in short supply, and if someone withdraws, there are plenty of people who can fill the gap.

What?! She actually believed the headmaster?! He made things so difficult for her that she didn't insist, but it turns out he was full of tricks…

"So what's your first choice for major?" Zhou Xiuwen asked curiously.

"It might be a cultural studies-related major..."

The others gasped in surprise upon hearing this. This girl was so skilled in combat individual training, many students who had trained since childhood could hardly compare to her... and she actually only wanted to choose an academic subject from the beginning, that's such a huge difference.

Jiang Hui smiled helplessly, "I've always been the kind of person who doesn't have any big ambitions. You can tell from the fact that I studied a completely unrelated major in elementary education. Really, entering the combat individual soldier department was purely an accident." She tried to rationalize her choice by using the original owner's previous choices, although it still sounded far-fetched.

"So you're really going to change your major in a year?" Hillman immediately realized.

Jiang Hui hesitated for a moment, because even she herself didn't know this.

It's only been less than three months since the start of the semester, yet so much has happened. Without realizing it, she's gradually become accustomed to life in the combat unit.

In fact, considering the current difficulty of her studies and training, she is able to keep up and accept it for the time being, but Jiang Huiyi is not sure if she is really prepared to continue on this path.
Based on her current mental potential, once fully awakened, her mental strength will at least reach S-level, barring any unforeseen circumstances. If she chooses to become a mecha pilot, she might have the possibility of becoming an independent mecha pilot, not necessarily having to go to the battlefield. However, if she chooses individual combat or command, given her current mental strength level, she has no other choice.

Therefore, Jiang Hui did not fail to choose a suitable major, but rather failed to prepare for joining the military and serving on the battlefield.

She lacked the confidence to become a pioneer who dared to sacrifice for the collective and shed blood for the millions of lives in the empire.

Jiang Hui felt ashamed of her cowardice at this moment, but she was not ashamed to face it. Because this was precisely an expression of her desire to break through her inner conflict after careful consideration.

If one day she does make a choice, she will definitely not regret it.

"Maybe." Jiang Hui buried the jumbled thoughts in her mind and gently brushed them aside. Hillman misunderstood that Jiang Hui wanted to leave the Combat Individual Soldier Department, and immediately became anxious, starting to talk in circles about the advantages of the Combat Individual Soldier Department. He even used the example of the Mech Pilot Department spending an average of one million star coins per year to try to persuade her to stay in her major, and even said that if she really needed it, he could provide her with his family's collection of rare mech books to study, so that she wouldn't have to switch majors, and so on.

This guy is working too hard, he's even more anxious than her... Jiang Hui was inexplicably amused, and she wondered with a wicked sense of humor if Hillman was worried that she wouldn't be able to find people to talk to as easily as she does now after she changed her major.
Zhou Xiuwen looked at Hillman disapprovingly. What nonsense was this guy spouting? This was something Jiang Hui should choose and consider herself; she couldn't just make a random decision like this. He thought about it very seriously and gave Jiang Hui some advice.

As for Huan Xian, he just listened, mostly being used as a tool by Zhou Xiuwen to drag him into the conversation. For example, "Huan Xian wouldn't give such random advice," "What do you think, Huan?" "Huan Xian, you be the judge..."

Seeing the initially reserved child gradually relax and become less stiff after the conversation started, the two adults were actually quite gratified.

Actually, one of them was quite pleased, while the other, who had initially watched with interest, gradually began to frown. Didn't these kids know any manners?! Even if the marshal didn't hold it against them, they shouldn't have been so rude; this was far too much!

Rex treated Zhou Yuanjing with respect, always behaving properly in front of his superior. This respect remained even after he rose to the position of legion commander. Therefore, seeing these innocent and naive children making such a racket, he couldn't help but try to control them.

Before he could even cast a warning glance, he was stopped by the elder in the superior position. The elder watched with great gentleness as the group argued fiercely over a minor trouble of their companion, and the desolation in his heart seemed to lessen somewhat.

"...Stop, stop, stop, why are you two arguing? I'm not in a hurry to change my major yet, really don't worry, there are still more than half a year to go, I'll choose carefully." Jiang Hui was a little amused, but still said seriously to Zhou Xiuwen and his companion, who were gradually getting into a real argument.

A soft cough broke the silence that had suddenly descended. Everyone, from Zhou Xiuwen and Hillman who had almost started arguing to Jiang Hui and Huan Xian who had been trying to mediate, fell silent.

No, they seem to have forgotten something... They seem to be having dinner with Marshal Zhou Yuanjing, and then they inexplicably started arguing right under his nose. Hillman even got into a heated argument with his son. Isn't this the kind of situation that would get them kicked out?
Even though I know they wouldn't treat us like that, it's still incredibly rude...

Especially Zhou Xiuwen, who usually bickered with Hillman, not really taking it too seriously, just teasing and joking around, he was used to it. He didn't expect to be exposed like this in front of his father, which made him feel extremely embarrassed. His ears turned red instantly, and he sat up straight as if trying to cover something up.

Mr. Xi was dumbfounded and dared not speak, his face almost buried in the bowl.

Aside from Huan Xian, who remained calm and even seemed to be watching the drama unfold, Jiang Hui also felt extremely embarrassed, because it seemed like she was the one who started the argument.

Besides, others don't know, only she knows that the others are real children, while she, a twenty-something-year-old adult in a shell, doesn't know how to control or adjust herself in this situation, which is really like going back to the beginning.

An elder who had successfully made several children behave instantly with a casual cough looked at the kids who were cowering like quails and couldn't help but chuckle, "Actually, you can continue your discussion, you don't need to worry about me."

(End of this chapter)