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You speak with Lu Yaofeng, Ah Tu's instructor, and he tells you why she keeps delaying graduation.
- Lu Yaofeng
And there she goes again...
- You
Woolsey has escaped. She seems very worried about that.
- You
Why don't you let her graduate?
- You
You're a good instructor.
- Lu Yaofeng
*Sigh* I'm not here to tell her off. But every time she runs into a problem, she just bottles it all up until it's too late to fix. And that's when she comes to me, asking to change her major...
- Lu Yaofeng
Her mother is a respected scientist and a very demanding parent. I imagine her childhood was stressful. Maybe that's why she's always trying to be the best in her pursuits.
- Lu Yaofeng
She's not making things easy for me. We want our students to graduate. Viceroy Zhuang's been encouraging everyone to try out different majors — it helps build a more diverse talent pool.
- Lu Yaofeng
I want to — but she refused. I'm starting to see the signs again with her progress report. The project was pretty much complete during presentation. But just today, she told me she wanted to switch to something else...
- Chen Qianyu
Huh? We talked to Ah Tu, but she sounded pretty desperate about her project.
- Lu Yaofeng
*Sigh* I don't really know what that girl wants. Instead of blindly running all over the place, I'd rather her stay under my tutelage and find her way around. At least I can help her draw the bottom line.
- Lu Yaofeng
Young people nowadays have it difficult as well.
- Lu Yaofeng
But every time she realizes she can't be the best, she quits. That's just ridiculous, don't you agree?
- Lu Yaofeng
And every time Ah Tu delays her graduation, I get another "special visit" from the Viceroy. This has gone on for years.
- Lu Yaofeng
This isn't Ah Tu's first time doing something like this. Do you think she's doing this on purpose?
