There's a saying that goes, "Everything is difficult at the beginning, and if you fall at the beginning, then there's nothing to be done."
Su Nanzhi, for once, wanted to do well on her exam, mainly because she had a younger brother who had already been admitted to college.
He seemed very concerned about his sister's future schooling.
Most importantly, for some unknown reason, her brother—these last few days in particular—had been reviewing alongside her, aside from his usual reading of all-English literature, giving off the impression that he was ready to tutor Su Nanzhi in whatever subject she might lag behind in after the exam results came in.
He was like an alternate version of Teacher Jiang.
The newly appointed sister became afraid.
Su Nanzhi: Operating for family ties.
The examination room and seat number had been assigned long ago. After Su Nanzhi checked them, she went to the examination room when it was time for the test.
