Quick Wear: I Kill the Male and Female Leads in 48 Hours a Day

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  Looking at the small handicrafts piled up on the table in front of her, Jin Shu began to feel fortunate that she had learned a lot of skills in the mortal world because she was bored during her immortal years.

  After all, when she found that the people or things she liked could not accompany her for immortality, Jin Shu would find another way to make them accompany her forever.

  When she liked food, she became an apprentice to the most outstanding chef in the mortal world for more than ten years, just to reproduce all her favorite dishes exactly.

  She liked beautiful clothes, and the first few embroiderers in her favorite shops in the mortal world passed away one after another. Others could no longer make the feeling that Jin Shu wanted, so she learned embroidery from the last white-haired embroiderer for seven or eight years.

  In addition to this, there are many more.

  The benefits of immortality are reflected here. Although lonely, you can still live a fulfilling life.

  Jin Shu never felt that her efforts were useless, so she was happy to learn various skills, regardless of whether they could be used or not.

  After doing all these, there was still a lot of time left.

  In her own 24 hours, Jin Shu never let herself be idle.

  She went out for a walk and memorized all the families in the village. After returning, she washed her face and opened the largest box that the original owner brought back from the city. There was

  a thick stack of books inside.

  English, Chinese, mathematics, Russian, physics, chemistry...

  Mathematics was okay, which was Jin Shu's best subject. After all, it was universal in ancient and modern times and could be integrated.

  Chinese was naturally not a problem either, especially the classical Chinese texts that accounted for the largest proportion of the score. Jin Shu read it just like reading elementary school texts.

  Finally, Jin Shu opened the thickest notebook, English.

  After turning the first page, her brows were already furrowed deeply.

  It was the first time that something made Jin Shu completely clueless.

  Really, not at all.

  In her eyes, these letters were basically equivalent to ghost paintings, and they were not even as clear and easy to understand as talismans.

  This was the most hateful thing. The original owner was obviously best at English, but she didn't leave any of her skills to Jin Shu.

  Since you don't know how to do it, then learn it.

  She opened the English-Chinese dictionary directly. It was a red book thicker than a brick. It was a tutorial book brought back by the relatives of the educated youth's parents from a larger city. Jin Shu was the only one in the class who had it. Even the English teacher would borrow it to look through it.

  Because it contained more than 30,000 words, it was so densely packed that it seemed like ants were crawling in front of her eyes.

  Jin Shu pursed her lips and turned to the first page.

  She didn't know any study skills, but she knew a sentence from the original owner's memory. It was said by the English teacher.

  "If you can memorize one-third of the English dictionary, you will be half British. These exams will be easier for you than one plus one."

  With this sentence, Jin Shu's efforts had a direction.

  After reciting for more than two hours, Jin Shu raised her head, opened the window and looked outside.

  This was a rare quiet place. A full moon just rose in front of her. Jin Shu was a little tired from reciting, so she looked up at the moon in front of her.

  From time to time, she would reach out and touch the jade bead on her neck. The next second, the heat would dissipate and the whole body would feel cool. Even the slightly tired brain would instantly wake up.

  Her memory was surprisingly good. Although she was using the body of the original owner, with the help of the spiritual power in the jade bead on her neck, she only needed a little bit to purify the body of an ordinary person, especially the brain. After eliminating fatigue, distractions, and chaos, she would find the difference between an ordinary person and a genius. That was all.

  When the twenty-four hours were over, Jin Shu made a mark on the dictionary.

  She memorized very quickly and basically remembered everything she read, but she only memorized a thin stack that night, and there were still many left.