Chapter 72: Chapter 72: It’s Too Hard for Me~

However, his actions quickly caught the attention of the invigilators.

Each exam had different invigilators, so no one knew who Lin Yi was.

But when an invigilator approached Lin Yi intending to wake him, they saw the admission ticket on the corner of his desk.

First, there was a pause, then after confirming it, a peculiar look appeared on their face.

Another invigilator not far away noticed and walked over, then exchanged a questioning glance as to what was going on.

The previous invigilator didn’t speak, simply handed the admission ticket to the other.

However, when this invigilator saw Lin Yi’s name, they too froze for a moment, then glanced at their colleague with a wry smile.

What could they do? It seemed they had been discussing a student who had become famously poor in academics online earlier, and surprisingly, he was right in their exam room.

What a coincidence indeed.

The actions of the two naturally drew Lin Yi’s attention. He looked up in confusion at the two invigilators, raising an eyebrow uncertainly as if asking what was going on.

Seeing Lin Yi’s questioning look, the two invigilators exchanged glances, then smiled at Lin Yi, indicating that it was fine for him to continue sleeping.

Then they walked away. After learning Lin Yi’s name, they gave up on urging him to focus on the exam.

After all, with a student infamous nationwide for being poor academically, could you expect him to answer questions?

It’s a joke; sleeping is the only thing he should be doing during exams, right!

Watching the two invigilators walk away, Lin Yi was left speechless, thinking to himself, what does this mean? Have they given up on me?

Of course, he didn’t blame the two invigilators; after all, his reputation was indeed quite terrible now.

Oh well, better finish the test quickly and leave, lest he become a spectacle for the invigilators.

Although the two invigilators had left, Lin Yi noticed they still occasionally glanced over at him, which made him feel awkward.

Hence, for the sake of peace, Lin Yi canceled his plan to sleep for two hours first.

He picked up his pen again, focused on the test paper, then after five minutes, dropped it back on the desk with a clatter and laid down to sleep.

On the podium, the invigilator watching this series of actions sighed helplessly; it was the standard procedure for exams, definitely a poor student~

As time passed tick by tick, Lin Yi, unable to sleep, kept staring at the clock on the wall in front of him. Finally, after an hour, Lin Yi perked up.

“Teacher, I’m handing in my paper.”

Seeing Lin Yi raise his hand, the invigilator wasn’t surprised at all and didn’t even stand up, just waved him off, indicating he could leave.

Led by the patrol invigilators outside, Lin Yi left the exam hall early for the third time.

Inside the exam hall, only after Lin Yi exited did the chief invigilator indicate for a colleague to turn over Lin Yi’s paper.

But as the invigilator went over, they were surprised to find Lin Yi’s paper filled with answers, and curiosity prompted a glance.

And then, there was no “and then”–the invigilator responsible for science subjects was dumbfounded–every question they skimmed over was correct!

How is this possible? Isn’t this the famously poor Lin? How could there be correct answers on the paper? Could he have guessed?

Thinking this, their eyes continued down the questions, only to be utterly shocked.

Poor Lin?? Nonsense, with skills like this, he’s better than the top students in science from my class!

This can’t be labeled as merely outstanding in studies; even “super achiever” wouldn’t be an exaggeration!

The lengthy stunned moment drew attention from other invigilators, and even the patrol team outside noticed something was amiss.

Two teachers wearing exam patrol IDs walked in.

The invigilator nodded to them due to the ongoing exam, and no words were exchanged, only eye contact for communication.

Seeing the invigilator painfully point at Lin Yi’s paper, a patrol teacher took the paper, but being an educational system leader, they couldn’t understand the answers either.

But it didn’t matter; spotting Lin Yi’s name on the paper, they too showed a wry smile.

Then they placed the paper down, covering it themselves, smiled at the invigilators, shook their heads, and proceeded with their patrol.

“What’s wrong, Director?”

After just a few steps outside the exam hall, a young patrol officer couldn’t resist asking curiously.

Hearing the question, the Director smiled wryly, then quietly uttered five words:

“Lin Yi’s exam paper.”

Hearing this, the surrounding young patrol officers were dumbfounded, then all cast incredulous looks at the middle-aged man.

The middle-aged man said nothing, just nodded and led the way forward.

Leaving behind a group of puzzled patrol officers, this was the same Lin Yi the higher-ups had instructed to protect last night? The notorious online poor academic Lin?

Could it be this kid turned in his paper early again??

No one really knows what background this kid has; upper management has ordered that as long as he doesn’t break exam rules, he should be given the green light…

In the principal’s office of Lin Yi’s exam center, five or six middle-aged men were watching a computer screen.

Of course, what was displayed was not educational content, but surveillance footage.

Seeing Lin Yi already out of the school’s gates, a spectacled middle-aged man couldn’t help but glance again at an elderly man next to him.

Noticing this look, the old man could only respond with another wry smile:

“Don’t worry, Director Li, I guarantee this boy will definitely score well! If he doesn’t score at least 650, I’ll step down from my position as principal!”

However, faced with Principal Qian’s answer, Director Li was dissatisfied. He glared at Principal Qian angrily and spoke in a rather unpleasant tone:

“Not below 650?? At least ten people on our island can score 650! If he only scores 650, our island’s face will be lost! I have promised the provincial that he will at least be the top scorer for the province! Otherwise, do you think he could come and take the exam so smoothly amid so much online uproar?”

[To be continued…]