Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 446: Either Zero or Full Marks

Chapter 446: Chapter 446: Either Zero or Full Marks

Apart from Yun Yue and Gu Yue, who might score above 90, no one else stood a chance.

Neither of them would share their answers, so there was nowhere to copy from; it didn’t matter whether he was proctoring the exam or not.

Upon receiving the test paper, Yun Yue glanced through it briefly, raised her eyebrows, and looked towards Gu Yue sitting beside her.

The person behind her kicked her chair and whispered, "Don’t even think about copying from the class president. I’ll be watching you every moment, and if I catch you cheating, I’ll report you on the spot."

Yun Yue looked back and saw a round-faced girl with an expression full of righteousness.

Indifferently, she withdrew her gaze, twirled the pen in her left hand, and started to play with it.

The girl snorted coldly at her act, thinking how shameless she was to just sit next to the class president, and without any shame.

All the girls in the class wanted to sit next to the class president, but in the end, no one dared to, which really said something about her courage. And the class president hadn’t even told her to leave; was it just because she was pretty?

Gu Yue cast a glance at Yun Yue, then shook his head and started to work on the problems.

Yun Yue had been asleep for over half an hour. She finally looked up at the clock on the blackboard and began to write her answers.

Her work flowed smoothly; she filled in the answers after reading each question just once.

Gu Yue had been watching her ever since she woke up, observing the speed at which she was answering the questions.

He made a blind guess: either zero or a full score.

The girl sitting behind Yun Yue had been intently watching her. Seeing her wake up and start writing immediately, she seemed to be scribbling randomly. In a low voice, she said, "If you get them all right, I’ll clean the blackboard for a month."

But that was impossible.

Yun Yue, with her head lowered, carelessly turned over a page.

She finished writing her test paper 10 minutes early, and when the exam time was up, Teacher Jian spoke, "Time’s up. The last student please collect the test papers."

The papers were collected quickly. Teacher Jian stood on the podium, flipping through the papers while casting strange looks at them.

"I don’t need to tell you how well you did, right?"

No one in the class dared to speak out loud; they all looked down, avoiding his gaze.

"Professor, this is a month’s worth of test material, and we’ve only studied for three days. How could we possibly finish it all?"

"Yeah, Professor, you’re really asking too much of us."

"I knew you’d say that." Teacher Jian adjusted his reading glasses. He pulled out two test papers from the stack and began to correct them.

It was Gu Yue’s paper first. Seeing his answers, Teacher Jian nodded with satisfaction, as expected, not letting him down, truly his student.

When he opened Yun Yue’s paper, he smiled and began marking it with a red pen, all the way down.

Ten minutes later, he put down his pen, feeling quite pleased as he looked at the students below.

"As I expected, there are two people in the class who can achieve this score.

Gu Yue, 90 points."

The students, who had been silent, widened their eyes upon hearing Gu Yue’s score.

"My god, worthy of being the class president; just after three days of class, he scored 90 points."

"Incredible! But who’s the other one?"

They were all curious, not expecting another dark horse.

"It must be the vice class president; after all, he’s ranked eighth in the national college entrance exam."

Hearing their discussion, Teacher Jian spoke with profound meaning, "Yun Yue, 100 points."

The class went silent for three seconds.

Hiss!

They couldn’t have heard wrong, could they?

Did Yun Yue really score 100 points?!

That’s a hundred points!

"Teacher Jian, you’re not tricking us, are you?"

They were half skeptical, half believing; with the test paper in his hands, whatever score he announced would stand.

"Do you think I’m deceiving you?" Teacher Jian sniffed coldly, turning their faces pale with fright, "Do I have any reason to lie to you? Would I even tell a lie?!"

After all, he was a professor in the Physics Department at Jing University, a top expert in the field of physics. Once angered, he was not someone they could stand up against.

Gu Yue pursed her lips slightly as she looked at the person beside her. Was her progress that terrifying?

The bell for the end of class began to ring, and before anyone realized, it was already five thirty.

Prof. Jian had no intention of keeping the class longer, "If no one has any objections, then I suppose nobody would mind if Yun Yue doesn’t attend the future classes. I’ll leave the test paper here; those who don’t believe can come up and take a look."

After he left the classroom, the vast majority of students rushed to the podium, believing only when they saw the paper with their own eyes.

This test paper was for the monthly exam a month later. Even the class leader, the best in their class, had only scored ninety. Could Yun Yue really have copied a perfect score of a hundred, even if she copied from him?

The answer exploded in their minds, and everyone fell silent, shooting Yun Yue a deep glance.

It seemed they finally understood why she was so bold.

Her perfect score on the college entrance exam really was a result of her strength.

Yun Yue stood up; she had originally planned to just stop by the Physics Department to formalize her class monitor contact but hadn’t expected that person to be Gu Yue, nor had she expected to stay and take an exam.

"I’m leaving now, we’ll gather another day."

"Remember to clean the blackboards for a month."

Yun Yue shook her head helplessly as the girls stomped their feet angrily. How could she have possibly scored a hundred?

Gu Yue watched Yun Yue’s retreating figure. He had gone to military district training this summer break and had not expected that in just over two months, Beijing would undergo such drastic changes because of her.

Disciple of the Painting Association President, Xiao Chen’s fiancée; Xiao Chen had even broken off his engagement with the Ji Family for her. Who knew how much more of a stir she would cause in the future.

After picking up his phone, Gu Cong happened to call, "Okay, I got it."

Next week would be Grandpa Ji’s seventieth birthday, and all four major families would definitely be present. The scene promised to be quite the spectacle.

After school, they rode home in that eye-catching car again.

"Next time, let’s not drive this car. It requires a certain mental fortitude."

Just getting to the classroom had caused such a blockage, everyone inquiring if the car was his.

That was a trivial matter; a single scratch on this car, and he couldn’t afford the consequences.

"I wasn’t fully awake, I just grabbed any keys." Yun Yue unbuckled the safety belt and pulled open the car door.

She had just grabbed whichever set of keys felt best in her hand.

Lin Xuanze’s lips twitched involuntarily; with this kind of luck, it was a pity she didn’t buy lottery tickets.

Both heading home, neither of them had come back yet. It was unclear what they were recently busy with, both coming and going early and late.

However, Yun Yue never asked proactively.

She sent Xiao Chen a message, but he seemed busy and hadn’t replied.

She looked up at Lin Xuanze, "Can you cook?"

Lin Xuanze looked at her, "Do I look like I can?"

Yun Yue: "...Fine, then let’s eat out."

Just as she finished speaking, her phone rang. It was Mo Fan calling.

"Boss, come to Tianxi private room 668 quickly, I need to talk to you," Mo Fan really couldn’t grasp the situation even after pondering all day.

How had she ended up sleeping with Feng Ye?

He even said he would take responsibility, but she hadn’t thought about it at all.

Yun Yue’s eyebrows shot up; there seemed to be anger on the line.

"Alright, I’ll be right there."

Yun Yue put down her backpack and glanced at Lin Xuanze, who had collapsed on the couch, "Wanna go to Tianxi?"

Lin Xuanze’s eyes lit up, "Yes."

He had been in Beijing for quite some time but had never been to Tianxi.