Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 110 Year-End Exam

Chapter 110: Chapter 110 Year-End Exam

"Alright, we do have a job that only you can handle because it’s too dangerous and offensive for anyone else to dare take it. You set the price," Wu Yi’s voice was noticeably cheerful.

That job had been posted three months ago and no one had dared to accept it. Just a few days prior, it had been withdrawn from the listing. The employer originally wanted Yueyue to take it, but since she wasn’t accepting jobs recently, they had to delay it. The employer even mentioned negotiating the price to convince her.

"Send it over and let me have a look." She arched an eyebrow and with a pull of her long leg, the chair snapped back into place, and she put her phone on the table.

After reviewing the job details, she let out a scornful laugh.

"Hah, no wonder no one dares to take it. It’s not just offensive, it’s practically a one-way ticket to jail," she murmured, her voice languid and playful as she relaxed her gaze.

For convenience in operating, she rolled up her sleeves to her delicate, pale wrists, slender enough to see the tendons, her skin so pale and cool it almost made the veins visible. If it wasn’t for her sallow face, the rest of her body would be so white you could see the bluish-purple veins.

"Exactly, no one dares to, but I think you’d have no problem," Wu Yi smirked. "So, are you in or not?"

With a candy in her mouth, she mumbled indistinctly, "Sure, they can’t catch me anyway. What was the initial offer from the employer?"

"One hundred million." Wu Yi felt sure that with her personality, she would definitely hike up the price, and true to form, she didn’t disappoint him.

"Two hundred million. Ask him if that’s okay."

"Will do, I’ll ask him," Wu Yi ended the call, pleased.

She had taken on quite a few jobs, working until midnight before crawling into bed to sleep, then by nine the next morning, after breakfast, she was sitting in front of the computer again.

The Silver Network, Golden Net, and Hacker Alliance were all going crazy; the uncrowned king of the Hacker World was snatching jobs from them!

And they couldn’t outbid her; she finished in an hour what it took them a day to complete!

It was infuriating!

This lifestyle continued for a week; she felt she’d made enough money and gradually withdrew from the public eye, allowing ordinary hackers to make a bit of money for a better New Year.

She had been tutoring Class Seven for half a month, studying eight hours a day, teaching for only one hour, and leaving the rest of the seven hours for them to practice problem-solving.

This time, she gave them an exam to assess their efforts over the past few months. She made the paper herself, with a difficulty slightly higher than those of the Top Ten Schools. After the exam, the students of Class Seven were utterly demoralized.

"The questions you set were even tougher than those from the Top Ten Schools. I can handle those from the Top Ten Schools with ease, but I have to rack my brains to barely scrape together answers for yours. I couldn’t even understand the last couple of major questions."

"Same, I didn’t solve any! There wasn’t enough time!"

"Gu Yue, did you manage to solve any?"

"I solved the first part of the last question in math, but I didn’t understand the final questions in physics and biology. I barely finished the last biology question." Gu Yue was also extremely shocked, for it was the first time he encountered such a challenging comprehensive science exam.

He usually could estimate his scores after completing a test, but this time, he had no confidence. Many questions were a gamble.

"I’m the same, it was too hard," Lin Xuanze furrowed his brow.

At the time she was making the questions, he’d been disdainful, thinking they would surely be very simple, but it turned out to be exceedingly difficult.

They were on a voice call, all listless; they thought that after such a long period of effort, with the big shot’s review materials, they would score nicely and have a good New Year. However, they ended up being deeply dismayed!

On the third day, Yun Yue finished marking all the exam papers and announced the scores; Lin Xiang even asked for the report cards and directly sent them to the parents’ group.

Class Seven’s gaming chat exploded.

So did the Class Seven parents’ group.

The reactions were mostly the same, with some finding it hard to believe their scores. They hadn’t been too diligent in the previous two months, but at least they had given their all in the last half a month.

The big shot had scheduled eight hours of study, but in reality, they had studied for 12 hours daily, even pushing themselves to study late into the night. They hadn’t expected to perform worse than in the last monthly exam.

"Wuwuwu, my dad just called me over for a lecture, asking why I did so poorly this time," Wang Ning messaged, crying with phone in hand. The New Year was just three days away; it was too miserable!

Yang Xing: "Same here, all my New Year’s money is gone, crying my heart out!"

Liu Xiaopang: "My dad didn’t cut my New Year’s money, but he’s banned me from eating meat during the festival. It’s killing me, sobbing my eyes out!"

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Deep waters and scorching fire.

Class Seven was filled with mournful howls.

Even the parents’ chat group was full of complaints.

Lin Xiang glanced at Lin Xuanze’s grades, which were also ten to twenty points lower than usual, and even Gu Yue’s grades had dropped. Could it really be that everyone was regressing?

She heard that this exam’s questions were personally set by Yueyue. With a frown, she looked at Yun Yue lazing on the couch and asked, "Yueyue, were this time’s exam questions harder? Everyone’s scores have dropped."

Yun Yue, with her eyes lowered playing with her phone, lifted her gaze upon hearing her. Her starry eyes sparkled unrestrainedly, carrying a disdainful playfulness. Her upwards slanting eyes were wicked and wild as she spoke in a languid tone.

"The questions I set were harder than the usual college entrance exams. With their current scores, they can still improve by at least thirty points in this year’s college entrance exams. Whether they can get into Jing University will depend on their efforts in the coming period. However, if they listen to me, I think they won’t have any problems."

"That impressive?" Lin Xiang’s face showed surprise. To be associated with Jing University, Class Seven was now a class full of geniuses!

Even the head teacher of Class One wouldn’t dare to claim that the entire class could get into Jing University.

Could Yueyue really say such confident words?

The young girl’s confident and graceful beauty left her dazed for a moment.

Yueyue was very beautiful. She thought Yueyue’s biological mother must have been a stunning beauty; otherwise, how could she have given birth to such a beautiful girl?

It’s just a wonder what kind of man would be worthy of her extraordinary beauty.

Lin Xiang was brought back to reality by the vibration of her phone and immediately reported everything she had just learned, without omitting a single word, to the others. The Class Seven parents’ group immediately burst into the celebration, sending out red packets joyously.

Jing University!

It was something they had never even dared to dream of before, but now it suddenly seemed within reach. Maybe their children really could get into that university!

Lin Xiang, collecting red packets until her hand went numb, smiled so wide that her grin reached her ears.

Class Seven gaming group.

"My dad just gave me 20,000 yuan for spending money!"

"My mom just massaged my shoulders!"

"My mom’s making a feast of fish and meat for me tonight!"

...

"?! What’s going on?"

They all changed faces in an instant, faster than any magic trick!

The smiles on their faces sent chills down their spines; being beaten up would have been better than those smiles directed at them.

Yun Yue curled her lips as she watched the Class Seven gaming group. Let them be scared for a while. Pressure brings motivation, and she had faith in them.

Outside, the snow wasn’t as heavy as it was half a month ago. In such a festive holiday, the streets used to be decorated with lights and bustling with people, but this year it was unusually quiet.

This year, people were encouraged to send New Year’s greetings via phone and WeChat, and to avoid visiting relatives. Many people who worked out of town couldn’t return home, making it far less lively than in previous years.