Reborn as a Mortal Heiress Pampered by Big Shots
Chapter 163: Who scored full marks in composition 161?

Chapter 163: Who scored full marks in composition 161?

Several teachers stopped their work and gathered around the lanky teacher’s computer screen.

While the Chinese essay exam didn’t restrict the use of Classical Chinese, but...

rarely had anyone seen a student daring enough to write an entire essay in Classical Chinese.

Unless the student truly had a profound literary accomplishment and high literary cultivation, it was very likely to backfire.

The teachers had various thoughts, some were there for the spectacle, some were anxious for ’him’, and some admired ’his’ courage.

Yet, ten minutes later, the teachers who initially intended to leave after a brief look, hadn’t left...

Even some teachers took out the Chinese teaching plans to verify the obscure and difficult usage of ancient expressions found in the essay.

"Do you all not think that the usage of ancient expressions in this essay is very similar to ’Leisure and Fun Record’?"

"Indeed, it’s just without heterographic characters."

"Nonsense, if students used heterographic characters, wouldn’t that turn into typos?"

"It’s not simple, it’s really not simple, the usage of ancient expressions is flawless, and the structure and thesis of the essay are also quite perfect, this is simply..."

The lanky man, filling in the words the last teacher hesitated to say, said, "This could simply be turned into a text for students to memorize..."

With his words, the office fell silent for a half-minute.

"I heard that the principal of First Middle School’s grandson scored 57 on his essay in the second mock exam, this essay might be his..."

"Ah, I know too, called Tian Ye, right? He often ranks first in the grade."

The lanky man nodded, "No matter if he’s the principal’s grandson or whose son he is, but this essay of his, I would not just give him 57 points."

His words seemed like he was intentionally preparing the other teachers mentally.

He paused deliberately for a few seconds and then typed a score on the screen—

points.

Perfect score!

Without hesitation.

Two minutes later, the guidance director knocked on the office door, peeking in, spoke softly, "Has there been an essay that was given a perfect score just now?"

The lanky teacher adjusted his glasses, "Director, I was the one who gave it."

The guidance director nodded blankly, then glanced at the other teachers, "Giving a perfect score to an essay needs the agreement of three teachers simultaneously, have you all read it? Do you agree?"

The teachers looked at each other, giving a perfect score to an essay was a very solemn matter for them.

They would not readily give such a score.

But, if even such an essay that demonstrated profound literary grounding and conformed to the exam standard couldn’t get a perfect score, that would be truly unjust.

The teachers nodded one after another, and the guidance director had no choice but...

"Okay, then I will submit this score."

Although it wasn’t the college entrance exam, the third mock was a genuinely significant test, and such instances of a perfect score in essays in the Capital City really hadn’t happened in a decade.

Less than half an hour after the score got submitted, users in the No.3 Middle School forum started catching wind of it.

[I heard a student at First Middle School got full marks on an essay! Seems to be the principal’s son of First Middle!]

[Ic! That’s insane! How could someone get full marks on such a topic? I didn’t even understand the prompt!]

[Now I know why I didn’t make it into First Middle back then, those who can get into First Middle are really not normal people!]

[Wonder how he did on the reading questions, probably ahead by thirty points in Chinese alone!]

As these discussions heated up, Xia Yourong was trying on clothes at Xinguang’s large department store.

Sitting in the VIP dressing room, she was wearing a dress priced over 5000.

Seeing that someone from First Middle School actually scored full marks on an essay, her first reaction was shock.

She thought the highest score for this essay could barely exceed 50.

Later, when everyone said that the examinee was Tian Ye, she felt somewhat relieved.

Essay writing had always been Tian Ye’s strong suit, and since he was her admirer, she felt less jealous.

She recalled that her best friend (a demure girl) had mentioned that after the second mock exam, Tian Ye had even inquired about her scores.

She was still very touched by it.

After transferring to No.3 Middle School, Jiang Yunzhou ignored her completely. A few days ago, she specifically found an academic-related excuse to try to speak a few words with her Brother Yunzhou, but to her surprise, when she sent the message on WeChat, a system reply popped up—

’The recipient has enabled friend verification; you are not yet a friend; please send a friend request and wait for verification before chatting.’

He had actually blocked her!

Xia Yourong was so heartbroken that she could not eat for several days.

She couldn’t understand why Brother Yunzhou would be so heartless as to block her.

Simply because he felt there was no need to stay in contact after she transferred to No.3 Middle School?

Surely it couldn’t be... because he had heard about what she did to Xia Ye over the school’s PA system?

To this day, Xia Yourong’s heart still ached, but thankfully, she still had Tian Ye.

Thinking about how everyone in No.3 Middle School’s forum admired Tian Ye, who was her admirer, made Xia Yourong feel superior.

That thought in mind, she sat in the changing room and shared the good news with Tian Ye on WeChat.

If You Are Well, It’s a Sunny Day: Tian Ye, I’ve got great news for you; you scored full marks on the essay this time, that’s really incredible, congratulations!

"Miss Xia, are you satisfied with this dress? Do you need me to come in and help you?"

Xia Yourong had been fiddling with her phone in the VIP changing room for a long while, making other customers wait, and the staff felt awkward rushing her.

Reluctantly hearing the voice, Xia Yourong put away her phone, zipped up the dress, looked at herself in the mirror, and was finally ready to leave.

Meanwhile, Tian Ye, upon receiving Xia Yourong’s WeChat, was emotionless in his eyes.

He didn’t rush to see it, completed the problem he was working on, and only then opened it.

Now thinking about Xia Yourong, he felt a bit peculiar.

Last time during the second mock exam, he indeed had inquired about Xia Yourong’s scores, but he just heard some girls discussing it and casually asked.

In the past, after every exam, he would proactively ask about Xia Yourong’s scores, simply because he was looking for a chance to talk to her.

But now, asking her scores was purely to know how a once high-scoring classmate did this time.

It was completely different from before.

However, seeing the message in WeChat, Tian Ye paused for a moment.

Full marks on an essay?

He raised his hand and replied with a message.

Tian Ye: Who told you that?

If You Are Well, It’s a Sunny Day: I saw it on the forum, you are now an idol to us students at No.3 Middle School, I really admire you!

Tian Ye went to No.3 Middle School’s forum and glanced at the post.

The scores weren’t official yet, it was all speculation.

If You Are Well, It’s a Sunny Day: At first, some students didn’t recognize you, I kept replying to their posts to promote you, we used to be classmates and often ate together, no one knows you better than I do.

Xia Yourong was talking to him today with much more enthusiasm than before, but Tian Ye felt somewhat annoyed.

He replied: Stop sending that, the one who scored full marks on the essay, it wasn’t me.