Chapter 130 -129 Announcement of Rankings
The research material that had just been published in the middle of the night was immediately seen by her, which showed that she had been constantly refreshing this forum!
Looking at Chi Gui’s written defense again, the three of them were left with nothing but admiration.
The content was obviously meticulously condensed to make it easy for them to memorize in a short time, yet it was clear and organized, with all the core points and highlights touched upon.
Liu Yawei saw it too and couldn’t help but look at Chi Gui in amazement.
He could write a defense of this caliber as well, but to do it in such a short time was quite challenging…
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With only five groups left, Su Niannian and her two teammates had only twenty-five minutes, all of them nervously reciting from their phones.
Chi Guize held his phone, lazily leaning against the wall, his long eyelashes drooping, making him look particularly quiet and well-behaved.
Twenty-five minutes passed quickly.
The four from Beishan College walked out of the petition room, their faces hinting at excitement.
“That topic was really great!” one of the boys said with a smile, “Did you see the excitement on the judges’ faces? We’ve definitely clinched the first place in defense!”
He then turned his head and saw Su Niannian’s group.
Seeing them all memorizing something diligently on their phones, the four were taken aback.
“Could it be that they’ve already found a good topic?” the leading team captain wondered.
The person who had just spoken chuckled, “Even if they found one, it doesn’t matter. With such a tight timeline, they could only have found a mon, general topic. It can’t pare to ours.”
With that ment, the captain also laughed.
The defense topic was too sophisticated; it couldn’t be conceived unless it had been prepared at least half a month in advance.
Moreover, it was said that their team had a drag named Chi Gui, who didn’t seem to pose any threat at all.
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Inside.
The judges were still discussing the theoretical defense of the Beishan College students with great interest.
When Chi Gui’s group came in, they didn’t pay much attention to them.
It wasn’t the judges’ fault, really—the defense from the Beishan College students was so captivating, it even exceeded the university level, which meant they had no expectations for the following average defenses.
“I think this year’s top defense should be the students from before,” one of the judges said politely after glancing at Chi Gui’s group, then quietly turned to speak with someone beside him.
Chi Gui heard it, raised his eyebrows slightly but didn’t say anything, instead gesturing for Su Niannian and the others to start speaking.
Su Niannian took a deep breath, “Good afternoon, teachers! Our group’s defense topic is… about the latest research on post-cranial nerve surgery recovery…”
She didn’t care about the unenthused expressions on the judges’ faces and calmly recounted Chi Gui’s argument in its entirety.
As she spoke, the expressions of the judges gradually became serious.
They sat up involuntarily, their gaze refocused on Su Niannian and her team, their eyes showing sincerity and amazement.
This group’s topic, though as stunning as the previous one, was even more concise and clear in content, with a deeper analysis of the core issues!
By the time Su Niannian had finished, all the judges were still immersed in that brilliant exposition, almost unable to snap back to reality.
“Ahem…” the judge who had spoken earlier coughed, and when he looked at Su Niannian again, his eyes were filled with respect and admiration.
They asked a few questions as per procedure, most of which Chi Gui had written about, and Su Niannian’s team answered with ease. Where there were doubts, Chi Gui supplemented.
After the defense was over, the judges looked at them with nothing but appreciation, “You were excellent. Please go out and wait for the scores.”
Su Niannian, Chu Jia, and Yi Rui finally let go of the breath they had been holding.
As they walked out of the petition room, the three of them felt a sense of relief as if they had survived a great disaster.
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There was a hall outside the petition room where all participating students sat on chairs waiting for news.
Chi Gui’s group was the last, and after sitting for about ten minutes, a teacher came out to announce the scores and rankings.
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