The Villain's Heart Black Moonlight

Exam week soon arrived, and the atmosphere in school gradually became different from usual.

Chi Chu could feel the students' tension.

In fact, this school has many students who come from very well-off families and who choose to go abroad directly without taking the college entrance examination. However, this does not mean that their grades will be bad. On the contrary, they are more extreme than anyone else in being competitive.

Everyone is thinking about how to get good grades in the midterm exam.

Chi Chu's current situation is that he is weak in English and mathematics. After all, he has no foundation in these two subjects, and it is unlikely to improve to a very high level in one month.

But the results in liberal arts and Chinese can be said to be excellent.

Therefore, the system analyzed that she might have come from some ancient dimension, and her status was not low, as she had been familiar with the Four Books and Five Classics since childhood.

Chi Chu did not comment on the system's speculation.

But she felt that it wouldn't be that simple.

The day before the midterm exam, Chi Chu listened to Teacher Yan's small classroom lesson on predicting the test questions, and then went to the examination room with full confidence. It must be said that a super academic genius like Yan Feng is more accurate in predicting the test questions than the teacher.

The second and third day exams went smoothly.

Their second year of high school has been divided into arts and science classes, and the scores on the papers are also based on the scores of the college entrance examination, with a full score of 750.

After the exam, there is a short vacation, followed by the announcement of scores and parent-teacher meetings.

——Well, their school is so devilish that they arrange two things that make students extremely miserable together.

[Wow, how many points do you think you can get in this exam? ]

The system was worried in Chi Chu's mind, as if it was the one taking the exam.

Chi Chu was very calm: "I think it shouldn't be low, because Yan Feng guessed the last big question correctly, and the second to last question is exactly the same type as he explained to me. I feel that this exam is pretty good."

[Hopefully it will be over 600! ]

"It should be."

After Chi Chu finished the test, he compared the answers with Yan Feng. In the three main subjects, except for English, he performed well in mathematics and Chinese.

However, both Chi Chu and the system underestimated her performance this time.

Or rather, before the results came back, the teacher was a little shocked.

After all, it is still possible to see students who get full marks in comprehensive science, but it is extremely rare to see students who get close to full marks in comprehensive liberal arts. Such students have never appeared in the college entrance examinations over the years.

When at the paper marking center, the name Chi Chu, a sophomore student at Experimental No. 1 Middle School, had already become well known to all the teachers who came to mark the papers.

It would be fine if you get all the objective questions right, as there are a few students in the city who can do that, but the key point is the subjective questions that come later.

The content of Chi Chu's answer was almost the same as the standard answer. It was hard not to suspect that she had memorized the entire book, and relied on her own comprehension ability and strong literary foundation to rewrite the standard content according to her own understanding, which was clear and fluent.

The most important thing is that her handwriting is also very good. It is the standard regular script that teachers like very much, which is neat and sharp.

Just by looking at the test paper, many teachers selfishly wanted to give her full marks for the major questions, but the liberal arts test paper is like an essay. Unless the teachers who mark the papers can reach a consensus or the student is extremely outstanding, full marks can be obtained.

Otherwise, some points would be deducted as appropriate, so Chi Chu was deducted two or three points for each of the subjective questions, which was considered a token of his respect.

After all, no matter from which angle you look at it, this paper is quite perfect and excellent, except for some minor points that are not perfect enough.

In the end, Chi Chu's comprehensive liberal arts paper also reached a very scary score -

286, a high score that has never appeared in the history of experimental examinations.

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But at that time, Chi Chu, like most students, was still waiting for their results which had not yet come out.

Because the schools are divided into arts and science, the rankings of the experimental schools are naturally divided into arts and science. A large paper with one for arts and one for science was posted on the bulletin board in the corridor at the end of the first class.

When Mr. Huang was done with get out of class, he delayed the class for one minute, and when they went to the corridor, it was already full of people.

"What else can we see here..." Yang Yue pulled Chi Chu outside and complained, "Can't those who have finished watching come out first? Let those who haven't watched it yet watch it."

"It doesn't matter. Aren't the papers going to be handed out soon? They will all be the same after a while, and the scores won't change anyway."

Chi Chu was still very calm, so calm that he seemed to be a Buddhist.

Yang Yue choked. Although this was the truth, she was itching to wait!

"Fuck!" At this time, the people at the front of the crowd suddenly burst into exclamations, "The city's top liberal arts student scored 286. Is he still a human being?"

"Ah, Yan is the first in science again..."

The second voice died down at the end, as if it knew that the name had become a taboo in the second year of high school.

"But who is this Chi Chu? He's ranked 9th in the school in liberal arts, 31st in the city, and 1st in the city in comprehensive liberal arts. He has no weaknesses except English and math... Where did this big shot come from?"

The people inside exclaimed.

Although their voices were mixed together, the voices concerning the results were always the loudest, and Chi Chu's name was heard very clearly, along with the words "first in the city in liberal arts."

Yang Yue next to him was stunned.

"Wait, they said that the first in the city in liberal arts is called Chi Chu?" She looked at the girl beside her in horror, "Chu Chu, he...the name they said, is it you?"

Perhaps because the amount of information was quite large, Yang Yue's voice was trembling slightly.

"There's probably no one in my grade with the same name as me, right?" Chi Chu thought for a moment, "Probably."

"no……"

If there weren't so many people here, Yang Yue really wanted to grab Chi Chu's shoulders and shake her. Why could she be so calm? She was the best in the city!

And...is it really possible for anyone to get 286 in liberal arts?

The news that Chi Chu ranked first in the city in comprehensive liberal arts was once very popular, even overshadowing the news that Yan Feng returned to first place. The main reason was that not many people dared to spread the latter news.

No one suspected Chi Chu of plagiarizing or anything, mainly because it would be fine if he had just gotten a high score in English, as the multiple-choice questions are relatively easier to copy, but for liberal arts... even if you take the book with you, you may not have the time to copy.

We are all high school students, so we still have some discernment, and we understand more clearly how powerful Chi Chu is.

Even Zhu Chengyu, who followed Chi Xuan and always targeted Chi Chu, didn't say anything.

only--

"Chi Chu got first place in our class this time. She will probably be transferred to the Rocket Class next semester. I might not be in the same class with her anymore. And you know what... she got first place in the city in the comprehensive liberal arts exam!"

After class, Zhu Chengyu found Chi Xuan and spoke with a depressed look on his face.