Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 85: Explanation, Jaw-dropping!

Chapter 85: Chapter 85: Explanation, Jaw-dropping!

The school leaders and teachers had anticipated the commotion among the parents at the scene.

Each class’s homeroom teacher was calming the parents’ emotions.

Li Hongsheng had those who were there to receive awards step down, leaving only Yun Yue standing there alone.

"Please calm down, parents. The school will give you all an explanation."

Liu Xiaoyan forced a smile as she soothed the parents from Class One, whose reactions were the most intense, as if they wanted to rush up and tear down the stage themselves.

"I wanted to ask you, Mr. Liu, aren’t you the homeroom teacher of Class One? Isn’t Class One supposed to be the best class? Why then did the last-ranked Class Seven surpass us in this month’s exam?!"

"Yes! It’s bad enough that Class One isn’t first in the grades, but we only had four students in the top ten, and our average score was even 10 points lower than Class Seven. Don’t you think you owe us an explanation?!"

The parents at the scene were becoming increasingly agitated. Liu Xiaoyan, under immense pressure, faced the group of parents who looked ready to devour someone.

"This is a school, not a place for you to throw tantrums. There are so many students, parents, and teachers watching. The vice principal has already said you’ll get an explanation. Can’t you just wait patiently?"

The parents of Class Seven watched the parents of Class One and those from other classes shouting aggressively, creating a stark contrast.

"Of course you parents from Class Seven aren’t worried."

Seeing that the parents from the two classes were about to start fighting, Xiao Ye quickly ran over to break it up, these parents were truly crazy.

"Everyone, please calm down. Once you see these scores, you’ll likely have no more doubts."

As the vice principal spoke, the screen behind him displayed Yun Yue’s scores.

Total score 745, displaying each of her perfect, full-score papers prominently.

"These are the scores of Yun Yue, the top scorer this time. She scored full marks in Math, Science, and English, and even in the Chinese paper, the teacher, fearing she would become too arrogant, forcibly deducted three points for the essay and two points for presentation."

"As for Math and Science, the subject teachers were astonished by her answer procedures, which were even more perfect than the correct answers, to the point that they used Yun Yue’s papers as examples."

"The school has never favored any class. The teachers assigned to each class are the same. The reason why Class Seven scored so high this time is all because of Yun Yue."

"She tutors Class Seven every evening during self-study and supposedly has a set of secret materials, the kind not distributed publicly. Although I find it mystical, with her capabilities, I think it’s completely plausible."

The vice principal became more agitated as he spoke. Before seeing Yun Yue’s scores, he too had not believed Class Seven could improve so significantly, and after seeing her scores, he was so shaken he literally fell back into his chair.

This is a potential national top scorer!

And hearing that she tutors Class Seven, Class One was outranked by 10 points in overall average.

With such a foundation in Class Seven, if she were to lead Class One...

Just thinking about it excited him, next year First Middle School would definitely be the dark horse.

"Why would such a student be in Class Seven? I hope it’s not Gu Yue’s usual excuses."

The parents from Class One were extremely dissatisfied. What was already a grudging acceptance that Class One wasn’t first in the grades became even more contentious with such a powerful student transferred to Class Seven, and without a reasonable explanation, they would not let the matter rest.

The parents’ questioning felt like a knife stabbing deeply into Liu Xiaoyan’s heart, anger turning her face pale.

The vice principal fell silent for a moment, then Director Li beside him spoke up.

"At the time, Principal He had arranged for her to go to Class One, but her record was full of zeroes, I thought then how could a student like this go to Class One, and so I decided on my own to place her in Class Seven. Later, Principal He came back to school personally for her, scolded me, and arranged for her to go to Class One again."

"But after Mr. Liu viewed Yun Yue’s record, he had the same thoughts as mine—a student who scored zeroes in every exam in Class One would have been like a bad apple. Little did we know she was a hidden full scorer."

"That’s the situation... Do you parents have any more doubts?"

On the screen, Yun Yue’s zero score papers from previous times were shown again.

They were jaw-dropped.

Each test paper was neatly zero.

So strikingly good-looking.

Li Hongsheng described Yun Yue’s transformation from a zero-scoring nobody to a full-scoring scholar in a way that was breathtakingly dramatic and moving, leaving the parents in the audience speechless.

Shen Jinhao furrowed his brows as he watched the girl standing carelessly on the stage. Her eyes were downcast, showing no signs of pride or arrogance, yet the uptilted corners of her eyes and her casual, defiant demeanor were dazzling.

She seemed utterly indifferent to the reactions around her and the assessments made about her, exuding an air of negligent nonchalance.

His eyes darkly flashed, 745 points. Last year, the top scorer of the national college entrance exam scored 740 points and both Jing University and A University vied for him. He went to Jing University and had since received focused attention from all the professors and the president, now already a member of Jing University’s research institute.

If Yun Yue could maintain this state, becoming the national top scorer shouldn’t be a challenge, his face showing deep contemplation.

Shen Xuan pursed her lips, her dark eyes, along with everyone else, fixed on the brilliant figure on the stage as if only by doing so could she seem not to be particularly focused on Yun Yue.

"Xuanxuan, are you familiar with Yun Yue?" Shen Jinhao looked down at Shen Xuan.

Shen Xuan was startled, not understanding the implications of his words.

"You might consider building a good rapport with her. With her grades, there’s no doubt she can get into Jing University, and after graduation, many family businesses and associations in Beijing would extend olive branches to her."

Shen Jinhao’s voice was pleasant, but Shen Xuan’s mind went blank after hearing the initial part of his statement, unable to focus on anything else he said.

She could never have imagined her brother would suggest such a thing.

He was actually encouraging her to build a good relationship with Yun Yue.

She lowered her eyes, her fingers hidden in her sleeves tightly pinching the flesh on her thigh.

To think of building a good relationship with Yun Yue was impossible in this lifetime.

From the moment Yun Yue appeared at First Middle School and stole her thunder, they were destined not to be friends.

Shen Xuan wanted people around her who could highlight her beauty and prowess, not turn her into a backdrop.

"Brother, I’m not familiar with her," she said, her voice cold and emotionless.

Shen Jinhao furrowed his brows, recognizing he couldn’t force her, but it was a pity.

Xiao Chen and they had been standing at the doorway without leaving, surprised that such a stir could be caused by a mere kid.

Both had excellent vision, and with the screen being so large, they could clearly see the words displayed.

The stark contrast between full marks and zero was vivid.

The handwriting was uniquely ugly, clearly that of the kid.

What they hadn’t anticipated was that she would not only top the class but also lead the entire class seven?!

They were very aware of what class seven had been like before; otherwise, Master Chen wouldn’t have sent him to meddle with the test papers, and this time, cheating was absolutely impossible!

Both he and Master Chen were certain.

Class seven had truly relied on their own abilities this time!

Xiao Chen, at some point, had lit a cigarette, taking a deep draw and exhaling thick rings of smoke that blurred his profound features, his deep eyes growing more complex and inscrutable.

His gaze moved beyond various obstacles and crowds, finally resting on that carefree figure on the stage.