There were fewer people being tested today, but there were still plenty. After waiting half an hour, it was finally Su Hao's turn.
Unexpectedly, it was still that female Guide. Even more unexpectedly, she actually remembered Su Hao a little.
Perhaps it was because of the absurdly cute giant mouse printed on Su Hao's clothes?
That was unimportant. What mattered was that the Guide asked stiffly, "Didn't you already get tested?"
Su Hao said, "That's right!"
The Guide immediately said impatiently, "I receive so many people every day. I don't have time to play childish games with you. Get out now! Don't interfere with my work."
It was obvious that after receiving countless children for tests every day these past few days, this person's mind had nearly reached the brink of collapse! She was about to explode completely.
Su Hao inwardly cursed the trouble. Frowning, he retaliated with the most practical words possible: "I just paid twenty thousand. I'm requesting a retest!"
The Guide had just been about to lose her temper, but she forcibly held it in and still led Su Hao inside. Yet she could not stop herself from grumbling, "What I hate most are people like you, who rely on having money to do whatever you please! Don't you know how busy we are? Do you know how incredibly annoying you are? No talent means no talent—what are you making such a fuss for? You enjoy all this tossing about, but we don't! We can barely handle all the normal people, and we still have to keep working over and over for people like you, doing it for selfish reasons or just fooling around..."
The Guide's complaints poured out without end. She knew the child beside her could not understand, but that did not matter. She only