The two of them didn't bring pens, and the only fountain pen they had was new and had no ink, so they could only dryly look at the questions and explain the problem-solving process.
But Ye Manman had a clear train of thought, with a problem-solving method that was clever and novel. Some problems left him pondering hard without finding a good way to solve them, but Ye Manman could take a different approach and solve them in the simplest way.
Even without writing it down, with just a hint or two from her, he could suddenly see it all clearly, sorting out the whole problem-solving direction at once.
Ye Manman also liked challenging difficult problems. Although the problems recorded in Ji Bowen's notebook weren't particularly difficult, some of them still needed careful thought and were a good way to pass the time.
Finally, she finished all the problems in the notebook, but the finals were only halfway through.
She started to feel bored again, leaning back in her chair and yawning.
