Deliberately Making Things Difficult

The theoretical and physical fitness assessments were not very difficult; they were both easy for him.

As long as the final practical assessment had some difficulty to it.

Eichi slung his backpack over his shoulders and checked the time.

It was 7:50. The assessment would begin at 8:30.

The weather was as sunny as ever today, the kind of weather well suited for an exam.

All the students he passed along the way were heading to the exam, and he happened to run into several classmates from his class.

They were somewhat envious of Eichi. Just think about it—he had already begun his graduation assessments, while they were still struggling through their final exams. The gap was that vast.

He arrived on the third floor of Teaching Building No. 2, at Director Liu's office.

The location for this theoretical assessment was Director Liu's office.

Knock, knock.

"Is that Eichi? Come in," Director Liu's voice called from inside.

Eichi turned the doorknob and walked in.

Upon entering, he saw that there were at least six teachers in the office. Including Director Liu, there were seven teachers in total.

It was just a theoretical assessment. Was there really a need for seven teachers to proctor it?

Director Liu stood and said, "Eichi, you're here. These six teachers are your proctors."

"Let me explain. This theoretical assessment has two parts. You'll take one part in the morning and the other in the afternoon."

"There are quite a lot of questions, but you only have three hours. You should prepare yourself mentally."

Eichi nodded. "Mm, I'm mentally prepared."

Director Liu took several test papers from a sealed bag and unfolded them.

Good lord, several test papers had been joined together into one long strip, densely packed with questions.

Eichi sat down in front of