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Chapter 1713 - 1544 Crossing (Seeking Subscription!)

Chapter 1713: Chapter 1544 Crossing (Seeking Subscription!)

Finished eating.

At home.

"Hey, I heard you’re about to take the exams."

Qin Shiqi called. She really wanted to witness this excitement.

"That’s right."

"Don’t push yourself too hard."

"Hmm?"

"If you do too well, the pressure on me will be huge." Qin Shiqi joked seriously. To be honest, deep down, there was a bit of truth to it.

Tang Qing’s genius aura was just too strong.

"Don’t worry, I won’t score perfect in everything." Tang Qing said with a smile.

"..."

Seriously?

Were you really planning for a grand slam?

"Study well, there are still four days. If you don’t do well, your holiday plans might get ruined." Tang Qing kindly reminded her, today was June 2nd, not even a handful of days left until the National College Entrance Examination.

"I’m sure I’ll score... past the first-rate line."

Qin Shiqi initially wanted to say over 650 points, but feared the questions might be tough and she might end up regretting it.

...

The next day.

In the morning.

At exactly 9 o’clock.

A lot of people were already gathered outside the ’exam site’.

This time, almost all the school leaders from Fudan came, and quite a few professors came to watch the excitement. Many were hoping to get acquainted with Tang Qing, who might become their future postgraduate student.

Richest person in Huaxia.

A genius.

Both identities in one.

If they became his teacher.

Their future research funding worries might be eliminated, and they’d also have a very outstanding student, gaining both fame and benefit. New advancements in academia might also be achieved, in short, the benefits were plentiful.

As they chatted.

Tang Qing arrived.

Hmm?

Very lively.

"Principal Deng, Vice Principal Qiu, Director Wang..."

"Professor Sun, Professor Liu..."

Tang Qing was not shy at all, after greeting the school leaders, he also greeted the professors. They didn’t expect Tang Qing to know their names, didn’t even need self-introductions.

They were a bit surprised.

Their impression of Tang Qing greatly increased.

Names.

Very important to a person, having your name called out, especially on a first meeting, really scores points.

"How do we start?"

"You’ll work on the test in the classroom alone. Our teacher will mark on-site. If you pass the written test, there will be a practical test linked to your major afterwards." Qiu Jie explained.

Practical test.

Meant to accurately gauge Tang Qing’s knowledge mastery.

After all.

Tang Qing almost never attended other courses, no classroom interaction, so this was the only way to check his actual level. The test paper was merely a basic knowledge assessment.

"Alright."

Tang Qing nodded.

When one pursues a second major, normally, you attend classes.

This way, he attended zero classes yet took the exam. Just taking a test paper wouldn’t be justified.

Then.

Led by Qiu Jie.

He arrived at the exam room.

A large classroom, empty, Tang Qing sat directly in the middle of the first row. Today’s exam was simple, primarily professional English for several majors, difficulty... almost zero.

Opened the sealed bag.

Qiu Jie personally handed over the test paper.

After some thought.

Tang Qing said, "Why not give me all of today’s exams at once, I’ll finish them quickly." Originally there was another session in the afternoon, but he felt his condition was best during the morning, lazy to come back in the afternoon.

"Hmm..."

"Alright then."

The principal decided.

Four sets in total.

Placed in front of Tang Qing.

Anyone who has taken university exams knows, difficulty... tsk tsk, because many get teacher highlights, so while there’s difficulty, it’s more like whatever. Tang Qing glanced through and began answering.

First question.

Simple.

B.

Second question.

A bit tricky.

D.

Third question.

There’s a trap.

C.

...

Five seconds per question.

This was his speed solving multiple-choice questions.

Not far away.

Seeing Tang Qing answer so fast, onlookers started murmuring.

"So fast?"

A professor was utterly amazed.

The person beside explained, "Tang Qing has always been like this during final exams, always the first to submit and almost perfect scores. At this pace, he can finish these four sets within an hour."

"Maybe even faster."

"I really want to sneak a peek."

"Just wait, don’t disturb him." Observing Tang Qing’s serious face while working, no one went over to peek, and no one suspected Tang Qing of cheating pre-learned answers, as it wasn’t necessary.

At Tang Qing’s status.

He no longer needed a degree for embellishment.

Wealth made of pure gold.

"Look, he’s on the second page already."

"..."

Ten minutes later.

The first set was filled, university exam questions are few, and quite simple. To Tang Qing, it felt like filling in ABCD, no need to recheck, "Done."

He pushed it aside.

Started on the next set.

Hmm?

Everyone present was puzzled.

"Quick, bring it here to check."

"Oh."

A few minutes later.

The examiner cross-checked the answers.

"How is it?"

"Pass."

"What does pass mean?"

"Full marks."

The subject teacher smiled bitterly, knowing the difficulty level well. No so-called highlights were given beforehand, and Tang Qing hadn’t asked about such things.

Honestly.

If the same test was given to current students without highlights.

A large portion would stumble.

No exaggeration.

Yet Tang Qing produced a perfect score, making the teacher’s face slightly warm. Others seemed to ask, ’Why did you set such an easy test?’

Unfair!

She honestly didn’t lower the difficulty.

"Let me look."

"No mistakes... this one is correct too... perfect... and the handwriting is neat..." The test paper was passed around, many professors actively engaged in research found no problem understanding it.

After reviewing.

No one could find faults.

Full marks.

No mistakes.

"Did you underline key points before?"

"No, absolutely not." The female teacher shook her head.

Upon hearing.

Qiu Jie and the school leaders believed her, as they knew from decades of course feedback, Tang Qing hadn’t asked any teacher to point out key points, not likely to be fake.

The only explanation.

Was that Tang Qing genuinely knew everything.

After passing it along.

"Done."

The second paper was finished.

The teacher marked it.

Finally raised her head, eyes filled with surprise, "No mistakes."

The professors once again reviewed and compared, the result the same, not a single mistake, everyone’s attention turned to the focused young man, his calm and collected gaze.

"Click."

The school newspaper photographer couldn’t resist capturing a shot, though the sound was very soft.

Next up.

It was Tang Qing’s show.

"Pass."

"Pass."

All four test papers.

Tang Qing completed with full marks, not out of an intention to show off, but because the questions were inherently easy, like having a high school student solve elementary level arithmetic - to make a mistake felt embarrassing.

The next step.

Was the practical test session.

Tang Qing was completely unfazed, confidently addressing questions from the various subject teachers below, almost without hesitation, the answers rolled off his tongue, the observing professors nodding repeatedly.

Practical test passed.

"Clap, clap, clap!!"

Applause erupted in the classroom.

...

By noon.

News of this had spread across the internet.

In no time.

The news of Tang Qing scoring full marks in four exams on the first day overshadowed the heat of the upcoming National College Entrance Examination, leaving many students frustrated, "Come on, it’s June, it should be our month."