The Beautiful Teaching Assistant Gave Me Three Children, Shocking the Entire School
Chapter 190: Postgraduate Entrance Exam Results Released

Chapter 190: Chapter 190: Postgraduate Entrance Exam Results Released

After watching the rocket launch, Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin returned to their country the next day with the children.

As soon as they stepped off the plane.

Tang Yuxin couldn’t help but take a deep breath.

"It’s still more comfortable back home!"

"I was expecting you to say the air smells sweeter."

"It *does* smell sweeter!"

Tang Yuxin gently patted Xiao Fei.

"The longer you stay abroad, the more you appreciate being back home."

In no time, the two of them returned home.

As soon as they opened the door, Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin saw Xiang Zilan obediently sitting by the doorway, with Little Bei perched on its head.

"Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!"

Little Bei chirped while flapping its wings, doing a circle around Xiao Fei before landing on Er Bao’s head.

Xiang Zilan ran over, rubbing itself against Xiao Fei, then against Tang Yuxin, and finally gave a soft "Meow~" at the three kids.

The household had someone from the property management come by regularly to clean and take care of Xiang Zilan and Little Bei, so even after being away for days, there wasn’t any odor in the house.

The children quickly adapted to the familiar environment, each of them running around happily.

Before long, the house was filled with the sound of children’s laughter as they chased each other and played.

Xiao Fei opened his laptop and casually browsed the news.

Unsurprisingly, he noticed many media outlets reporting that Spacey’s latest Falcon 9 launch featured a line of poetry from Yanxia.

A multitude of so-called experts and analysts popped up from who-knows-where, dissecting the meaning of the line, but none of them could come to a clear conclusion.

And those who actually knew the truth wouldn’t say anything.

At the very least, someone like Wang Chuanfu simply made a phone call to chuckle and say, "Mr. Xiao, impressive work," and then casually chatted about daily life before hanging up.

Soon, spring arrived.

School was back in session.

Tang Yuxin returned to her regular teaching schedule, and Xiao Fei finally started his last semester as a senior in college.

By the end of this semester, Xiao Fei would officially graduate from university.

Thinking about this, Xiao Fei bumped another important matter up on his to-do list.

...The wedding.

He had once promised Tang Yuxin that after graduating, he would give her a dreamlike wedding.

The wedding would undoubtedly be unforgettable for Tang Yuxin, though it might not garner much public attention.

After all, Xiao Fei had come to understand that Tang Yuxin was, at her core, a simple woman.

She didn’t like too many people constantly prying into her little slice of happiness.

But with several months still left until graduation, there was no rush for this matter.

Before that, there was another issue Xiao Fei needed to tackle first.

The graduate exam results were out.

The exams had been held last December, and while Xiao Fei’s review efforts—or, more accurately, self-study time—were shockingly short, he had approached the exams with unwavering confidence.

That day, at the school office.

Tang Yuxin was grading papers when Jiang Yu suddenly burst in like a whirlwind.

"Yuxin! Hurry, hurry!"

"What’s wrong?"

Tang Yuxin raised her head, amused as she looked at the flustered girl.

"The graduate exam results are out! I remember your husband took it last year, didn’t he? Aren’t you going to check his score?!"

Tang Yuxin froze for a moment, then snapped out of it and hurriedly shoved the things on her desk aside to open up her computer.

The other teachers in the office also gathered around curiously.

The colleagues were all deeply impressed when it came to Tang Yuxin’s husband, Xiao Fei.

Ever since last year, when they learned from Tang Yuxin that Xiao Fei intended to take the graduate exams for the physics department at their university as a non-major, they had been intrigued by the whole affair.

Partly because Xiao Fei was Tang Yuxin’s husband, and partly because Xiao Fei’s academic achievements were exceptionally outstanding.

But even so, their confidence in Xiao Fei wasn’t very high—after all, Xiao Fei had little more than two months of self-study in total.

With the crowd packed tightly around, Tang Yuxin pulled up the platform for checking scores.

She skillfully entered the province, the applied department, Xiao Fei’s name, his ID number, and his admission ticket number.

Then, instead of immediately clicking the search button, Tang Yuxin turned to glare at the crowd of onlookers behind her.

"What are you all doing?"

"We’re curious, obviously! Yuxin, let us take a look too!"

Yuan Tong chuckled gleefully.

"Hmph."

Tang Yuxin couldn’t help but feel a twinge of nervousness.

She certainly had faith in Xiao Fei, but... the problem was that his review time had been far too short.

And it was a cross-disciplinary switch on top of that.

Checking the results in front of all these teachers—if the scores weren’t good, wouldn’t that be mortifying?

Taking a deep breath, Tang Yuxin’s trembling hands moved the mouse to click the **Search** button.

The page immediately froze.

Evidently, there were a ton of people trying to check their scores all at once.

After a long wait, the results page finally started to load little by little.

Suddenly, Tang Yuxin grabbed a workbook and covered the screen with it.

"Hey, hey! What are you doing?!"

"I... I’m nervous..."

Tang Yuxin muttered irritably, slowly moving the workbook down bit by bit.

The name appeared—sure enough, it was Xiao Fei.

All the details were verified as correct.

Now came the scores.

The workbook continued to move downward.

Politics: 97 points (maximum score: 100).

"Whoa?! That politics score is killer!"

One male teacher exclaimed in a low voice.

Each year, a majority of test-takers scored between 60 and 70 on the politics section; breaking 90 was an incredible rarity.

Few could be found nationwide.

Next was English: 100 points (maximum score).

This score was also extremely impressive, but it wasn’t overly surprising.

After all, many of them had heard Xiao Fei conversing fluently with Adam Levine during Yuxin’s birthday banquet, so they already knew about his high level of English proficiency.

Still, getting a perfect score was undeniably a remarkable feat.

Even Tang Yuxin herself wouldn’t be able to achieve that.

Mathematics: 150 points (maximum score).

"No way!?!? 150?!"

A math teacher smacked his forehead in disbelief.

"A perfect score in graduate exam-level math? If I remember correctly, our university’s math department required only 80 points to pass last year, right? This score... the math faculty will probably fight over him! By the way, Teacher Tang, what program is your husband applying for again?"

"The Physics Department..."

Tang Yuxin’s face flushed red... from sheer excitement.

She continued sliding the workbook downward.

Specialized Subject: 143 points (maximum score: 150).

Total Score: (Maximum Score: 500).

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!"

Tang Yuxin couldn’t contain herself and let out a delighted scream.

But by now, no one cared, because the entire office had burst into collective cheers of excitement.

As university educators, they fully understood what this kind of test score signified...

"Physics Department... Physics Department... If I’m not mistaken, our Physics Department considers anyone scoring above 380 a guaranteed shot at the next round of admissions, right?"

One male teacher swayed as he spoke.

After teaching for many years, it was his first time witnessing such an awe-inspiring set of scores.

In a ferocious competition where even crossing 400 marks was a rare national feat, Xiao Fei—a man who had studied for just one or two months—had scored results that broke the mold in a cross-disciplinary test?

Everyone could already imagine...

The Physics Department’s gray-haired professors were going to lose their minds.