Scanning Books in the Library

Perhaps the song "Sakura Promise" is a bit difficult. Since the cherry blossoms are in full bloom at Jiangda University, the most popular song on campus is "Written to Luo Jia".

Despite this, "Sakura No" will be played on the campus radio from time to time during this period.

After all, the phrase "The colorful flowers stay on the road of loving you" is perfectly suitable in Jiangda, where the fallen flowers are colorful.

The singers don’t think that the people listening to the songs each hear their own stories in the songs.

However, not all people who enjoy flower viewing are students, and even tourists make up the majority.

There are so many tourists every day that wherever you go, you are likely to be asked for directions.

Chen Zhihe has watched the cherry blossoms for several years but did not join in the fun.

He chose to go to the library.

However, this time he did not go to read a book, but to look for a book.

To be precise, he purposefully collected some books.

The study room in the new house was decorated, but the bookshelf was empty and he needed to fill it. It was his reading list for the next few years.

The most convenient way is to go to the library and scan books.

Library management is a science. It means that the library has already classified all the books you want to read. It is clear at a glance what section and category it is.

According to his preferences, Chen Zhihe came to the social science division, politics, economics, law, history, literature... He scanned them all.

He first reads the title of the book, then finds it interesting, takes it out and looks at the table of contents and frontiers. Only after he is sure that he is interested, will he record the title of the book in a small notebook he carries with him.

Although this work is very energy-consuming, he never tires of it.

The enthusiasm of a scholar before buying a book is comparable to waiting for a date with his sweetheart, so how can he feel tired?

So soon someone discovered a strange man in the reading room. He was seen taking books...looking at them...putting them back...taking another book...looking at it...looking at it again...and then recording it in his notebook.

What.

However, after all, the students of Jiang University are well-informed, and if they see too many weird things, they will become accustomed to them. After watching them for a while, everyone will be busy with their own things.

After recording one section, Chen Zhihe gained a lot and rushed to the next section.

Well, legal zoning.

Still doing the same thing as before, Chen Zhihe scanned the bookshelves row by row in order...until he met Lu Caiwei at the corner of the middle row.

A boy was whispering something to her. Lu Caiwei's expression was calm, as if she hadn't heard, and she was looking at the books on the shelf seriously, as if she was looking for something.

Seeing Chen Zhihe, a hint of surprise flashed across Lu Caiwei's face, she glanced at it and naturally took Chen Zhihe's hand, "Are you going to eat later?"

Chen Zhihe was stunned for a moment, then understood in his heart, and said with a smile: "Okay."

Chen Zhihe put away his notebook, nodded and smiled at the boy who was in a daze.

Lu Caiwei turned around and packed her things.

Then the two of them walked out of the reading room and all the way out of the library.

It was just time for dinner, and Chen Zhihe smiled and said, "The person who is chasing you?"

Lu Caiwei sighed in a rare way and said: "There is a classmate in the class who I have met several times before, so I think I know him, but recently he suddenly became like this."

Is she explaining?

Chen Zhihe said with a smile: "I'm graduating soon. I understand. If I don't seize the opportunity, it will be too late."

Lu Caiwei glanced at Chen Zhihe and said, "It's too late."

Chen Zhihe asked: "Where to eat?"

Lu Caiwei thought for a while and said, "I've had a bad appetite recently. Let's go outside the school."

Chen Zhihe smiled and said: "Okay, it just so happens that I also want to change my taste."

Walking all the way outside the school, the road was full of tourists.

Perhaps it was because Lu Caiwei was so good-looking that when they saw her, they all gave way to her along the way. Chen Zhihe followed behind and got the advantage. No one blocked the way, and no one wanted to come up and ask for directions.

"Why are you going to the library? About your graduation thesis?" Chen Zhihe was a little curious.

Lu Caiwei said: "That's not true. The paper has been handed in. I have nothing to do to read. As for you, I see you are holding a notebook."

Chen Zhihe felt a little strange in his heart. Didn't he say he would try to find a job? But he didn't say it out loud.

Taking out the notebook and shaking it, Chen Zhihe said with a smile: "Looking for books. I plan to buy a batch of books recently and go to the library to make a list."

Lu Caiwei found it interesting and asked, "Can you show it to me?"

Chen Zhihe shrugged and handed the notebook to Lu Caiwei.

Taking the notebook, Lu Caiwei flipped through it, and paused when she reached the end, "How can you actually read this kind of book?"

Chen Zhihe took a closer look and saw that Lu Caiwei was referring to a book he had written down in the law section, "The Ladder of Law."

Well, how should I put it? This book is very famous, but it is extremely unpopular.

It sounds a bit contradictory, but it is true.

In his previous life, Chen Zhihe had seen a little bit, but he didn't understand it.

As a textbook for ancient Roman legal education, it can be said to be the source of today’s civil law system, so the civil law system is also called the Roman legal system.

According to most people who study law, they may have heard of this book, but almost no one has read it.

The reason why Chen Zhihe chose it was purely due to some impressions from his previous life.

Chen Zhihe smiled and said: "Isn't it possible? Logically speaking, in modern civil law, Germany and France copied Rome, Japan copied Germany and France, and we copied Japan. I think it is still necessary to understand it."

These words were spoken by a law professor when Chen Zhihe participated in a forum, and they are still fresh in his memory.

Lu Caiwei shook her head and said, "I just didn't expect you to even know this."

Chen Zhihe laughed and said, "Maybe it's because I don't pick books and like to read everything."

Lu Caiwei nodded, thoughtfully.

We found a local restaurant in Jiangcheng. Because Lu Caiwei had a bad appetite, Chen Zhihe specially ordered a fish soup.

It tasted pretty good. After eating, the two of them walked back.

When they arrived at the library, Lu Caiwei sat at the study table in the reading room and read, while Chen Zhihe continued his great work of sweeping books.

The two people do their own thing without interfering with each other.

Because he was familiar with law, Chen Zhihe searched very carefully and took down many books, so he stayed for a long time.

When leaving, when he passed by Lu Caiwei, he suddenly realized that there seemed to be something wrong with the book Lu Caiwei was reading.

Logically speaking, she should be able to read some books on legal practice, but on the contrary, most of what she has at hand is about legal theory.

What's more important is that the book she is reading is actually "The Ladder of Law".

No wonder she asked that question when she just saw this book in Chen Zhihe's book list.

Lu Caiwei, who was immersed in reading a book, noticed someone beside her. She looked up and met Chen Zhihe's questioning gaze.

Lu Caiwei nodded, got up and walked towards the reading room, and Chen Zhihe also followed.

Lu Caiwei asked: "Have you finished reading here?"

Chen Zhihe nodded.

Lu Caiwei hummed and asked, "What happened just now?"

Chen Zhihe thought for a while and said with a smile: "Nothing, I'm just curious how you can also read books on legal theory."

Lu Caiwei paused and said casually: "Oh, when I was doing my internship before, the lawyer who brought me told me that I should read more theoretical books."

Chen Zhihe nodded with a smile and said, "So that's it, then I'll go look elsewhere."

Lu Caiwei nodded and turned back to the reading room.

Looking at Lu Caiwei's back, Chen Zhihe was thinking about what she just said.

As an old lawyer, Chen Zhihe felt that either Lu Caiwei was lying, or the lawyer who brought her was pretending.

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Chapter completed!