Since the Hundred Days Pledge began, a countdown of one hundred days had commenced on the blackboard in every senior year classroom.
Although Haidong was an economically developed province, it never slacked off in education, as it did not have an eighty percent undergraduate acceptance rate.
The college entrance exam was like thousands of soldiers crossing a single-plank bridge; a single point could mean surpassing a thousand people.
Then, some might ask, does losing one point mean you could be surpassed by a thousand people?
Hospital discharge!
After that, every school, including No. 11 High School, went through an ordeal of exams: small exams every three days, major exams every five days. Teachers barely taught any knowledge points anymore; every day revolved around taking exams and reviewing them afterward.
There were countless minor exams and quite a few major ones.
Chen Yuan had four exams using the same set of papers as Shi Yi.
