The webpage clearly displayed Shu Wan's university entrance exam scores this time.
Chinese 150, Mathematics 150, English 130, Physics 100, Chemistry 100, Biology 100.
Total score summed up to 730 points, ranking first in the whole city.
Fu Yang, who was standing behind Shu Wan at the time, glanced at that string of full marks and then to the English score of 130, suddenly feeling a sense of absurdity.
He felt he was getting carried away; he actually thought that 130 was a low score.
"Did you really not get a hold of the answers?" Fu Yang was somewhat in a daze looking at the string of full marks, but upon seeing the 150 points for Chinese, he felt the question wasn't valid.
Even if you had the answers, you wouldn't score 150 points in Chinese, right?
The exam results matched Shu Wan's expectations; she wasn't too surprised.
