"The class’s average total score was a fail. You guys are unprecedentedly terrible!" Zhang Bin’s expression was gloomy.
"Mr. Zhang, don’t scare us! Xiao Jinli did help us with guessing the questions."
"And I filled out my entire test paper!"
"Sa here. I didn’t leave any blanks, and for the questions I didn’t know, I just guessed ’A’ for all of them."
The underperforming students earnestly defended themselves.
Soone even sneaked a glance at Xi Rubao, wanting to speak but didn’t dare: And our answers are completely different from the ’gray students’! This logically proves that we didn’t do that badly.
Genius—Top Student—Underperforr—Gray Student.
This is a complete chain of disdain.
Even though Miss Zuzi had an impressive aura and her heroic act of taking down the director made people admire her, when it ca to studies, she was still firmly at the bottom of the disdain chain—
Gray Student.
"None of you are willing to admit you did poorly on the exam, huh?" Zhang Bin gritted his teeth. "Then I’ll read out the scores one by one to see which bastard dragged everyone down! Don’t forget to broadcast live and eat crap!"
The results of the joint exams across four schools were always a preliminary test for college entrance exams. If the entire class failed, Zhang Bin, the class teacher, would lose his tens of thousands of bonuses for the sester.
That’s why he was seething with anger.
He shot a particularly fierce glance in Zuzi’s direction.
If anyone could drag down the class’s scores, who else could it be but that zero-point fool from the countryside?
But what he saw shocked him.
He saw Zuzi lounging in her seat, not feeling a bit of remorse. Instead, she was fiddling with a n’s wristwatch, playing with it enthusiastically.
Hopeless!
This unlearned gray student!
Zhang Bin beca even more furious, slamming the papers as he opened the score sheet to read the scores.
The scores were graded by teachers from another school and hadn’t been entered into the system yet. They were just hand-filled according to student IDs.
As Zhang Bin read down the list, the class gradually descended into wails.
We’re dood. How could it be such a disaster?
Out of a full score of 750, each paper didn’t surpass 300 points... Which converted to a percentile system is an average of 50 points—absolute trash scores.
Even the confident Xiao Jinli, Xi Rubao, only got 250 points, tying with seven or eight boys in the class for last place, and he burst into tears at his desk as soon as he heard his score.
When he called Gu Jingyan’s score, it finally soared: 650.
Amidst the envious murmurs, Gu Jingyan frowned deeply.
His level was always capable of securing a steady 700 average without review.
Where did that enormous 50-point gap go this ti?
Could it be...
He suspiciously glanced at his little deskmate beside him, wanting to pinch her tender white cheek and ask her, what was wrong with that last question on the liberal arts comprehensive exam that you ntioned about Nuwa that day?
Unless that question was indeed 50 points, which I got nothing from, explaining why I scored so poorly.
The scores were read down one by one.
The entire class was completely disheartened.
Failed.
Failed.
Failed.
This ti Xiao Jinli’s luck didn’t rub off on them at all; even Jinli herself managed to get thoroughly roasted.
The crowd belatedly rembered that day, when Zuzi casually made a divine prediction: "The average score won’t pass, with no more than three in the class making it."
Incredibly accurate!
It really wasn’t more than three.
Finally, it was ti for the last one, the score of the student at the bottom of the list, Zuzi.
No suspense, definitely the bottom.
Even Zhang Bin, holding the score book, let out a cold laugh three tis: "Zuzi’s score, haha, haha..."
His eyes darted to the zero in the English column.
For English, Zuzi handed in a blank paper, certainly guaranteeing a zero without a doubt.
He was just thinking about how to announce this laughable zero point number for maximum impact.
However.
When he was in the midst of his third chuckle, his tongue suddenly froze.
Wait, what did he see?
Apart from English, in Chinese, Math, Liberal Arts comprehensive... what the hell are these—extraordinary "divine" scores!
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