The True Heiress Is The Real Bigshot novel Chapter 137

Chapter 137: Boss goes berserk! [3 updates]

The academic director looked at the scores in the first row, fell silent for a long time, and thought there must be something wrong with the way he was looking at them.

He hurriedly took off his glasses, wiped them clean, and put them back on.

After looking again and finding no changes, he was completely dumbfounded.

“Director, you see it, don’t you?” a teacher beside him said in a profound manner, spreading his hands, “We really can’t calculate the final overall ranking with this.”

The Excel spreadsheet listed the following scores—

Name: Ying Zijin

Class: Second year, Class 19

Chinese: 90

Mathematics: 150

English: 150

Integrated Science: 300

Total: 690

Special Note: Elite Class paper

Of course, a total score of 690 wasn’t really something at Verdant.

After all, last semester, plenty of students scored over 700.

But the problem was that these were scores from an Elite Class paper, which had a different scoring system from the regular papers.

To convert it to rank within the year, there was a multiplier of 1.2.

With this in mind, the total scores turned into—

Chinese: 108

Mathematics: 180

English: 180

Integrated Science: 360

Total: 828

The reason why Elite Class papers and regular papers had such a conversion method was due to over a decade of experience at Verdant.

Over the years, even geniuses never scored over 620 on the Elite Class papers.

So Verdant had always used this conversion method for the overall year ranking.

But now, there was an aberration who scored full marks in everything except Chinese!

After conversion, the score exceeded the total of 750.

And not by a little.

How could they rank this?

The academic director looked at this set of data in silence and after a long while, he slowly looked up, “Was this round of Elite Class papers exceptionally easy?”

Otherwise, how could a student get full marks in both mathematics and integrated science?

“…”

With that remark, the teachers found themselves at a loss for words.

“Director, the Elite Class paper wasn’t easy, but very difficult,” the head of the Chemistry Group shook his head, “Let me put it this way, in the elective organic chemistry question, only one student got it right, and for the rest, not a single word was written.”

On another note, the head of the Biology Group spoke up too, “For the big genetics question I marked, only one was completely correct.”

The head of the Physics Group stayed silent, thinking he wasn’t the only one shocked.

The academic director fell silent once more.

This difficult and yet a full score was achieved?

So—

Was it really a freak?

Possibly, solving these questions meant one could go directly to Imperial Capital University for a Ph.D; what was there left to learn at Verdant?

Did they come to school to play?

“Hiss.” The academic director’s teeth ached as he pointed at the Chinese score, “But isn’t this student a bit unbalanced?”

With full marks in mathematics, English, and integrated science, how come Chinese is barely passing?

For Elite Class students, Chinese is often the highest-scoring subject, even the worst would score over 105.

90 points seemed a bit too low.

The academic director found some consolation.

It seemed that even this freak had flaws.

Hearing this, the head of the Chinese Group stepped forward.

She entered the student ID into the computer and pulled up the answer sheet, “Director, take a look at this yourself.”

The academic director scrolled the mouse, starting to look, “Hey, the handwriting is really nice. Didn’t you all give full marks for the classical Chinese reading? Why just passable?”

The head of the Chinese Group reminded him without expression, “Director, why don’t you flip the page?”

The academic director turned the page.

The second page of the answer sheet was completely blank.

No essay was written.

Not even the title.

60 points deducted.

So Chinese was 90 points.

The academic director was immediately floored, “…”

It took a good while before he came back to his senses, “So what do we do with this total score?”

“We’ve discussed it and came up with a thought,” the head of the Physics Group coughed and said earnestly, “How about we don’t convert it this time and just do the overall ranking directly?”

Who would anticipate someone scoring this high on an Elite Class paper?

“Wait a minute.” The academic director scrolled down the rankings to check the Elite Class second highest total score.

608 points.

If they didn’t convert it, that score would look quite bad.

The academic director then checked the highest score on the regular paper.

689 points.

These two scores confirmed for him that this paper was more difficult than previous ones.

Even the first place of the Science Experimental Class hadn’t reached 700 points.