Chapter 23 Domestic Reaction

Author: Bei Guoxia

Chapter 23 Domestic Reaction

"So you are doing a study group here?"

At this time, what Lin Kedi saw in front of him was a corner of the cafeteria.

"Yes, don't you see there are people studying over there with books?"

He looked in the direction of Roy Li's finger.

Lin Kedi did see 3 or 4 groups of people spreading out books, iPads, and laptops in different locations. It looked like they were indeed studying.

"I thought only we Chinese would study during our breaks."

"You are really biased. Foreign students also study very hard."

"I am indeed biased."

Lin Kedi and Roy Li walked to the round table together.

"I don't need to introduce you, these are all classmates in our class."

Lin Kedi actually saw it from afar. These were his classmates. There was a Chinese, and surprisingly, there was also a Japanese and a Korean.

Generally speaking, they are all from East Asia.

And they are all girls.

One of the Chinese people is Lin Wuna from Tianjin.

A Korean is Lim Ji-hyo from Busan, South Korea.

A Japanese is Akisaki Yasumoto from Osaka, Japan.

"Li, Roy Li, you didn't tell me these are all girls."

"Why are they all girls?"

"You mean there are still boys who haven't come?"

"Aren't you a boy?"

"All right--"

"Stop being verbose and just start learning. We can teach you first. What don't you know?"

"Teach me directly? Doesn't that affect you?"

"Classmate Lin, you really don't seem to understand. Teaching others can also consolidate knowledge."

"Well, I'm not very good at this."

Lin Kedi took out his textbook and pointed at it.

At this time Lin Wuna took out a book.

Lin Kedi glanced at it.

"This, is this a domestic textbook?"

"Yes, it's the People's Education Press version. Let me compare it."

"Yes, Xiaona showed it to me yesterday, and I found that the difficulty of the chemistry class here is indeed easier than that in China. But it is not as easy as what is said online. So - not too much

Having said that, let’s get started directly.”

In the next small class, Roy Li took a back seat and let Lin Wuna give the lecture.

The reason given by Roy Li was that his Mandarin was too poor.

Lin Wuna, on the other hand, is a beautiful girl with a sweet style. She usually speaks quite well, but in this lecture, she came out in Tianjin dialect.

"You can't do this!" (make up Tianjin dialect on your own)

Lin Kedi also found it quite interesting and was very enthusiastic about learning.

On the other side, Roy Li and two foreign girls were talking in English.

Lin Kedi glanced at it and saw that there were all the books and textbooks there, thinking that he was probably studying.

As he continued to learn, Lin Kedi found that Lin Wuna taught very well and taught in a simple and profound way. Many things that he did not understand in class were immediately understood after Lin Wuna taught them.

Lin Kedi couldn't help but said: "Lin Wuna, your lectures are really good. I think you can become a teacher."

Lin Wuna did not raise her head, but continued to look at the textbook.

"When I was in China, I was a member of the study committee. My classmates often asked me questions, and I answered them. At that time, some people also said that they could become teachers in the future."

When Lin Kedi was about to agree.

Suddenly, Lin Wuna raised her head and looked at Lin Kedi.

"I will definitely not be a teacher."

"Why?"

"I don't like that kind of work. I prefer a more free career."

"Freelance profession? What are there?"

"I don't know, I haven't thought about it either - I'm still young. How I go in the future is a matter for the future. However, I envy you very much. I envy you that you already know what path you want to take in the future at such a young age.

, and it was so successful."

"Is it successful? I'm just a youth team player now."

"You have scored 18 goals in 12 games. This efficiency is very good."

"Speaking of this, I can't refute you. I am indeed quite proud of myself now."

Lin Kedi said with a smile, the two of them had been tutoring for more than 30 minutes, and now they started chatting and taking a rest.

"By the way. I see you don't have a Weibo account yet, so hurry up and register one."

"Weibo? Why should I register for that?"

Lin Kedi was a little puzzled.

"Of course it's to communicate with your fans. Many of your fans are online hoping to know more about you!"

"I?"

Lin Kedi was a little in disbelief.

"Do I have any fans?"

"Of course. And why do you look so surprised?"

"I'm just a youth team player. Can I have fans?"

"Lin Kedi, I think you are a bit too arrogant. Ajax is a relatively well-known club in China. When Ajax signed you, that Weibo post

I remember the number of likes was over 10,000. And your name was on the hot search list that day, although it was not very high. But this shows that there are fans in China who are paying attention to you."

"Wait a minute, why do domestic fans pay attention to me? The games I play are not even broadcast."

"You really don't have access to the Internet, right? On Ajax's official Weibo, after every game you play, you will upload your video highlights. On the Goupu forum, after every game you play, there will also be posts about you.

"

"real?"

"Of course it's true. After I knew that there was such an amazing person like you among my classmates, I was going to look for your Weibo to follow it, but I didn't expect that you didn't have one at all. I originally thought that you would definitely

It will be opened because you performed very well in the youth team. Every time Ajax’s official Weibo posts your content, the number of likes and comments is very good, but I didn’t expect you never opened it.”

——

After the training ended that evening, I returned to the dormitory.

Lin Kedi is still thinking, can he also gain attention?

And after he went to the forum and Weibo, he found that his search volume and number of posts were still there. Although the discussion was not very high, there were still people who were seriously discussing him.

After looking through the replies to the post and the comments on Weibo, Lin Kedi found that the contents of the comments and replies were basically supportive of himself.

Lin Kedi suddenly thought that Zhang Yuning also played in the Netherlands, and also played for Vitesse in the Eredivisie. Zhang Yuning played 8 times and scored 2 goals in the Eredivisie last season. That was the Eredivisie.

After comparing the search volume and number of posts between myself and Zhang Yuning, I found that it was indeed Zhang Yuning who had more.

This made Lin Kedi relax a little.

But I soon became envious.

Zhang Yuning has already played in the first team.

As for myself, I don’t know how long it will take before I can play in the first team.

But after all, Lin Kedi was not a person who felt sorry for himself. He quickly used this envy as motivation.

He looks forward to meeting Zhang Yuning in an Eredivisie game and stage a Chinese derby.

He looks forward to that day coming.

And now, he wants to register a Weibo account.

Because he knows that there are still so many fans who support him in the country.

And, the fans are also a driving force for Lin Kedi to move forward.
Chapter completed!