The university representatives in the hall were divided into two groups.
The professors who had participated in judging during the day were responsible for speaking with the Group B first-prize winners.
The group that had only appeared that evening consisted entirely of leaders with authority over admissions, responsible for contacting the Group A first-prize winners.
For example, Nanjing University had sent a section chief from its admissions office, representing the admissions director.
Tsinghua had sent the director of the Chinese Department, the very man who had received Ge Fei's call that morning. At the time, he had been waiting for a flight. He had only arrived in Magic City in the late afternoon and still needed to fly elsewhere tomorrow to handle other matters.
Fudan had sent the deputy director of its Chinese Department, who had driven over from home that afternoon.
These people only looked at the essays by the twenty-seven Group A first-prize winners, then selected the students they liked.
They had all set their sights on Chen Guiliang!
Chen Guiliang entered the hall with the other contestants. Rather than immediately approaching anyone, he carefully checked which universities were present.
Ten prestigious universities had come: Tsinghua University, Peking University, Fudan University, Nankai University, Wu Da, Nanjing University, Xia Da, Sun Yat-sen University, Bei Shi Da, and Hua Shi Da. (There would be a university vote at the end of the chapter.)
There were also some accompanying arts colleges, where award winners could study majors such as screenwriting.
Once Chen Guiliang understood the situation, he headed straight for Tsinghua.
Two people were already asking questions at Director Wang of Qinghua's table. Chen Guiliang was in no hurry and stood nearby to listen to what they said.
One award winner asked, "Teacher Wang, how many points can Tsinghua lower the