Chapter 352 Are there really such perverts in Class 3?

A few people in the corridor were noisy, then filed into the classroom.

As soon as they entered, they saw Old Liu standing sternly at the podium with his hands behind his back. The noise immediately subsided, and they sat down with quiet smiles.

Jiang Nian was a little curious, so he glanced over.

A group of people were gathered around Yu Tongjie’s original seat. Lin Dong was in the inner circle, seemingly chatting happily with the new classmate.

“Ah, everyone quiet down, I have something to say before class starts.” Old Liu coughed in the class when he saw that most of the people had arrived.

“The new classmate, due to physical reasons, is not suitable to continue studying in the fast-paced Class Zero, so he has transferred to our class.”

“I hope everyone can get along well, learn from each other, and make progress together.”

“Next period is math, so let’s make good use of our time.” Old Liu stopped talking. “Alright, new classmate, please come up and introduce yourself.”

After Old Liu finished his pleasantries, a boy of medium height from the back row of the class stood up and calmly walked to the stage under everyone’s gaze.

“Hello everyone, my name is Xie Zhihao.”

With that, he looked around the class with a smile on his face. He had a rather proper appearance and exuded a strong sense of confidence.

For others, being demoted might be a very embarrassing thing.

But Xie Zhihao didn’t think so; instead, his attitude was indifferent. Because he came from the Peak Class of Senior Three Science, Class Zero!

His score of over 600 points was at most mid-to-lower tier in Class Zero. But in the Olympiad class, he would definitely be in the upper tier!

Xie Zhihao’s first impression of Class Three was: the seats are so damn cramped.

Secondly, there were quite a few good-looking girls.

The only fly in the ointment was that Class Three didn’t seem very enthusiastic. For a top student from the highest Domain, there seemed to be more curiosity than anything else.

This monkey-watching atmosphere made it difficult for him to display his cultivation.

“I’m from C201 Class Zero. My favorite subjects are English and Physics. I hope to get along well with everyone.”

After speaking, he gave a generous bow.

Immediately, the classroom erupted in applause.

Seeing this, Xie Zhihao couldn’t help but let out a sigh of relief. At the same time, he felt a warmth in his heart. He briefly felt the enthusiasm of Class Three.

New life, here I come!

As soon as the third period ended, several people instantly gathered around Xie Zhihao’s desk. All kinds of questions were asked, making the scene quite lively.

The last class of the morning was Chemistry, and Jiang Nian was about to take a nap during the ten-minute break.

Before he could lie down, Li Hua patted him.

“Look over there.”

“Where?” Jiang Nian was a little sleepy. He looked in the direction Li Hua gestured with his mouth. “What’s wrong? Do you want to switch classes too?”

“No, I mean… what’s he so arrogant about?” Li Hua said sourly, “‘I’m from C201 Class Zero,’ so pretentious.”

“Why does he have to add ‘Class Zero’? What’s there to show off? What’s so special about Class Zero? By the time of the college entrance exam, it’ll all be the same!”

Hearing this, Jiang Nian became interested and asked curiously.

“Classes like theirs, they usually participate in things like Olympiad Math, Physics, and other subject competitions, right?”

“Honestly, it’s not very useful.” Li Hua said dismissively, “I also participated in my first and second years of high school, basically just for show.”

“Our small county can’t afford competition classes. They purely select students from good classes through exams, then self-study and train, taking turns to compete.”

Jiang Nian pondered for a moment, “Hua, could it be that you’re too bad…”

“red stone, red stone!” Li Hua became anxious, pointing behind him and saying, “If you don’t believe me, why don’t you ask the class monitor?”

Li Qingrong looked up, a puzzled expression on her face as she looked at the two of them.

“Hmm?”

“Class Monitor, don’t you think those competitions are useless!” Li Hua was a little anxious, wanting to prove himself right.

“You spend a lot of effort, and you might not even win an award.”

Jiang Nian: “Lame.”

“You motherfucker!” Li Hua clutched his head, wanting to die, feeling extremely insulted. “I was just one point shy of a provincial first place.”

“Oh, just one point shy.” Jiang Nian repeated.

“Ah! You dog!” Li Hua collapsed, unable to bear such mockery. “I’ll fucking kill you, beast!”

Suddenly, Li Qingrong spoke.

“Participating in competitions doesn’t add points; it’s to get target schools to lower their score requirements. Independent admissions have many requirements, but not many people meet the conditions.”

“Having many competition certificates, a provincial first place is somewhat useful, but second and third places are not very useful. City-level is relatively simple, provincial-level is slightly harder.”

Hearing this, Li Hua, who had just been acting like a madman, immediately fell silent.

What the class monitor said was too much of a blow. Provincial-level competitions are only slightly harder? Is it just a little bit harder?

He had also suffered a Waterloo in the provincial competition back then, which is why he studied so diligently.

Li Hua recalled the past and couldn’t help but sigh. Then he shook his head with a look of regret and explained to Jiang Nian.

“Anyway, how should I put it…”

“If you have a talent for competitions in your first and second years of high school and are aiming for Tsinghua or Peking University, then these things are useful to you. Otherwise, it’s just about participation.”

“For example, perhaps only a hundred people from a province can get into a good school through the regular exam, but independent admissions can have two hundred.”

“Let’s put it this way: ‘Lying on the ice to seek carp’ is purely performance art. But if independent admissions reward filial piety, then top students will all go lie on the ice.”

Hearing this, Li Qingrong’s eyes lowered slightly, and she proactively added to Li Hua’s words.

“Not many people in small counties can take that path. Most people in Class Zero also rely on the college entrance exam to get into university.”

Jiang Nian said, “Oh.” He was just a stray dog in a parallel class in his first and second years of high school, so he really didn’t understand these basic facts about Olympiad classes.

“So, does that mean the difference between Class Zero and Olympiad classes, besides scores, isn’t that big?”

“Pretty much. Some people in their second year of high school will take the college entrance exam…” Li Hua said indifferently, “Anyway, even if you get in, your major will be restricted.”

“Someone with the class monitor’s scores could get into a top university through the college entrance exam. She must have pursued professional freedom, which is why she didn’t get involved in those things.”

For professional freedom?

Li Qingrong looked elsewhere and didn’t speak.

Fourth period, before school was dismissed for lunch.

Li Hua patted Jiang Nian’s arm again, lowering his voice.

“The physics scores will be out this afternoon. Yu Tongjie’s answer sheet should still be in our class. I’ll just sneak it back to admire.”

Jiang Nian nodded, “Okay, I want to see it too.”

In the cafeteria.

Xie Zhihao swiped three drinks from the snack bar in one go.

After pausing for a moment in the crowded cafeteria, he briefly identified the direction and then walked towards a window-side dining table.

“Thanks for helping me get food and save seats. Have a drink, have a drink.”

He had always been reserved and arrogant, but that was only when facing the Olympiad class that he would show his slightly sharp side.

However, when facing this pair of siblings, who were also from Class Zero like him, he couldn’t be arrogant.

Whether it was family background, academic performance, or cultivation, the two siblings were existences that could easily crush him in all aspects.

Therefore, his way of handling things also became a bit more sophisticated.

“You’re welcome.” The boy smiled heartily.

Sunlight streamed in from the large cafeteria windows, bathing the entire green long table in warm, white-gold daylight.

“Are you adapting to the Olympiad class?” The girl with long, straight black hair asked softly, picking up her chopsticks. “I heard Class Three also has quite a few high scores.”

“It’s alright, haven’t checked yet.” Xie Zhihao sat down, twisted open his drink, and took a sip. “Time’s too short, I’ll ask around this afternoon.”

“No need to ask, the highest score is Li Qingrong.” Elder sister Xu Shuang looked up, looking demure. “We checked the scores last night.”

“Then did you surpass Li Qingrong?” Xie Zhihao widened his eyes, bringing up a sensitive topic.

Xu Shuang shook her head, “No.”

“Ah, is that so?” Xie Zhihao was a little embarrassed, realizing he had been a bit rash. “It’s okay, there are still two subjects whose scores haven’t been released.”

The boy stated directly, “There’s a big gap, no hope.”

Younger brother Xu Yuanshan was straightforward; he wasn’t someone who couldn’t admit defeat. Only two people in the class had hope of surpassing Li Qingrong.

This topic should have been skipped, and the three of them ate in quiet.

Suddenly, Xu Shuang looked up and said.

“When we checked the scores yesterday, we ran into someone from Class Three. He was also there to check scores, around 600 points.”

At first, Xie Zhihao listened attentively.

But as soon as he heard 600 points, he immediately lost interest.

“I heard he improved by a full 200 points in four months.” Xu Shuang said unhurriedly, “Have you seen him? His name seems to be Jiang Nian.”

Xie Zhihao searched his memory, shaking his head blankly.

“No, his seat might be far from mine. But if you ask me, for someone who improved so suddenly, 600 points is the limit.”

“Unless…”

“He’s an outlier in single subjects. That person was four points shy of a perfect score in English and three points shy of a perfect score in Biology.” Xu Shuang finished his sentence.

Hearing this, Xie Zhihao was completely stunned, muttering to himself.

“Class Three has such a freak?”

“We checked casually, and we also thought it was ridiculous when we found out.” Xu Yuanshan said, “You’re not without pressure in Class Three either.”

“That’s true.” Xie Zhihao nodded.

On the surface, he agreed with Xu Yuanshan’s statement, but in reality, he didn’t take it seriously. A mere 600 points, it couldn’t threaten him.

Furthermore, before entering Class Three, he thought about dominating one side.

Only after truly stepping into Class Three did he realize that a hero’s tomb was not his destination. Compared to a hero’s tomb, he preferred a gentle embrace.

In Class Three, there were sixty or seventy people, and the girls were not only numerous but also of high quality, unlike the two science Class Zeros where there were only thirty girls combined.

The number of girls in the class was small, and the overall quality was far inferior to Class Three.

Xie Zhihao silently ate his meal, thinking to himself that everyone didn’t think highly of him, yet his luck was actually the best.

Demotion?

Please… You… Collect _ (Six \ \ \ Nine \ \ \ Book \ \ \ Bar!)

Incorrect.

This journey was like a bird soaring into the clear sky, a fish entering the vast sea, no longer bound.

At noon, the sun was blazing.

Jiang Nian came out of the cafeteria and brushed past two boys and a girl.

He couldn’t help but stop and look back.

“A little familiar?”

Never mind, I’ll go back to the classroom first.

He carried a bottle of drink and walked across the basketball court, leisurely heading towards the Senior Three building until he disappeared into the shadows.

“Senior!”

Below the Senior Three building, under a pillar, a figure suddenly emerged.

“I’ve been waiting for you for a long time!”

Lin Yuxi held up her phone and ran towards Jiang Nian. When she reached him, she put on a pitiful expression.

“Wuwuwu, I thought you had already gone upstairs.”

“Do you need something?” Jiang Nian rubbed his hair, silently taking two steps back. “You’re not a sasaeng fan, are you?”

“Who wants to be a fan? I want…” Lin Yuxi spoke wildly, pointing a finger. “I want your contact information.”

Jiang Nian didn’t react, yawned, and prepared to take a detour upstairs.

“I don’t make friends with low-score kids, it’s easy to drag down my scores. It’s still the same thing, when you can pass the exam…”

“I passed!” Lin Yuxi interrupted him, raising her phone. “Look, November monthly exam score 848.”

Jiang Nian was slightly stunned at the words, and looked closely.

“It really is.”

“That’s right, aren’t I awesome!” Lin Yuxi held out her hand, revealing her fair palm. “Senior, honestly fulfill your promise.”

“Alright, give me your phone.” Jiang Nian reached out.

“Here.”

Jiang Nian took it, performed some actions, then turned off the screen and returned it to her.

“Keep this 150,000 for university.”

With that, he patted Lin Yuxi’s shoulder and left directly.

“What? 150,000?” Lin Yuxi gasped sharply, quickly unlocked her phone, and saw 150,000 in loans!

No, it was a QQ friend request.

Lin Yuxi: “Low-score kid requests to add you as a friend.”

【Jiang Yuetian Nian Nian Wang Xiangsi】 has accepted your friend request, “(Husky pointing at person) You little brat, don’t steal my vegetables.”

Below the Senior Three building.

Lin Yuxi walked a few steps and stood in the sun, thinking to herself, is Senior so old-fashioned? What era is it, and he’s still playing QQ Farm?

She heard there weren’t many people, and it would be shut down soon.

Hehe, let me click in and take a look.

After a long time, Lin Yuxi came out with a miserable expression. His farm had no signs of cultivation at all; it was purely a scam.

Pat pat pat, she typed a reply.

“Senior, you’re so mean.”

Jiang Nian: “Alright, since you say so. As the saying goes, good and evil cannot coexist, so the mountains are high and the road is long, we shall meet again in the Jianghu.”

“No, no, no, I was just kidding.” Lin Yuxi chickened out, then had a flash of inspiration and asked, “Can I add geigei’s WeChat?”

“(Husky pointing at person) You want to hack my WeChat account, don’t you?” Jiang Nian replied.

Lin Yuxi: “(Blushing) I just want another contact method.”

Jiang Nian: “Find me on a drifting bottle.”

Snap!

Lin Yuxi was so angry she cracked her knuckles, typing a reply while walking towards the Senior One building, a smile curving on her lips.

Lunch break had just ended.

Sports committee member Liu Yang quickly walked to the podium, holding up a registration form, and said to the class.

“For the Pitch-pot competition, who else wants to sign up?”

“If I sign up, can I participate?” Yang Qiming asked loudly.

“If you sign up, we’ll just tally it up and have a simple internal class competition.” Liu Yang said, “Each class has one male and one female participant.”

“Oh, then I’m not going.” Yang Qiming lost interest.

Damn it, one male and one female.

Jiang Nian’s feel for Pitch-pot was so abnormal; competing with him would be a waste of time. He might as well consider self-castration to contend for a female spot.

“I’m not going either.” Nie Qiqi immediately raised both hands in surrender.

She would not engage in an internal war with the class monitor, nor would she participate in any hunt against the class monitor. This was the self-awareness of a Rong fan.

“Pitch-pot?” Xie Zhihao became interested.

He had already discussed with his homeroom teacher about demoting before the joint exam, so he didn’t pay much attention to the joint exam. Coincidentally, no one in his class played Pitch-pot.

Everyone was doing problems, which made it easy for him.

After practicing for a few days, he was confident he could beat 90% of the boys in Senior Three.

“I’m signing up!” Xie Zhihao raised his hand.

First period, the physics answer sheets were handed out.

The physics class representative, as instructed by the teacher, wrote everyone’s score in red pen on the top right corner of the answer sheet.

Whoosh, the rustling sound of flipping white answer sheets was incessant.

“Here, Li Hua’s.” The physics class representative paused for a moment, leaned in to look, “Holy shit, how did you get 94?”

“What’s that? Easy as pie.” Li Hua made an ‘easy as pie’ gesture.

Whoosh, another answer sheet was handed over.

“Here, Jiang Nian, yours.”

“What’s your score?” Zhang Ningzhi asked curiously, actively leaning over. She scored 83 in physics this time, which was a good performance.

After all, time was limited, and she wrote physics last.

“Haven’t looked yet, let me check.” Jiang Nian was also quite anxious. It could be said that physics determined his total score.

His scores in Math, Biology, English, and Chemistry combined were 434 points. Assuming Chinese was 100, he only needed 76 points in physics for his total score to reach 610.

The test paper slowly turned, and when it was revealed.

Two vibrant red numbers jumped onto the paper, showing: 80.

In that instant, Jiang Nian’s heart pounded fiercely. His held breath gradually released, and his fists clenched tightly.

Eighty in physics!

“That’s already excellent! So impressive, only 3 points less than me.” Zhang Ningzhi praised, “You’re improving faster and faster.”

Hearing this, Li Hua suddenly realized something.

“No, what’s your total score?”