Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

The month of July marks the season of farewells, as after several years of university study, this cohort of medical students finally graduated.

Those who had entered university at the same time as them had already graduated, with some even having been promoted, while they had just stepped onto the threshold of new societal roles.

And then there were some, like Shen Jie and a few others, who planned to continue their studies further.

Even those like Zhao Jia, who had originally hoped to graduate early and start working to earn money, had changed their minds and decided to pursue postgraduate studies.

Thus the ranks of those pursuing postgraduate studies expanded once more, with everyone finding the specialties they wished to pursue and joining the talented teachers of their Sect.

Of course, they became even busier than before, if not attending classes then following their teachers to work at the hospital.

This was a continuation of what they used to do at university, with actually just one more thing added to the mix.

That was, they had suddenly become mentors to the freshman students, which left Shen Jie bewildered.

She knew that it was customary for graduate students to become mentors to undergraduates, but she had never experienced it before and now suddenly starting the job, it was bound to be bewildering.

What exactly did a mentor need to do on a regular basis? That was the first thing Shen Jie needed to know. After consulting with several colleagues who were also mentors, she finally understood her role.