"Besides that, I also taught myself the theories of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, as well as physics and biology. Once I enter university, I plan to skip grades directly and apply for graduate school and a direct PhD program."
"..."
Where am I? Who am I? What am I doing? Am I dreaming?
That was the inner voice of every teacher in the office, including the principal.
Seeing that they had all been blank-faced and unable to react for such a long time, Su Qiao found it amusing and took out her phone to snap a picture of them.
The sound of the shutter finally brought the stunned group back to their senses.
The homeroom teacher steadied himself. "Could it be... could it be that this is why you find class boring and doze off every day?"
Su Qiao put away her phone and nodded vaguely. "More or less."
The principal wiped his face again. "Student Su Qiao, you... you should go back to your classroom first. We... we need to discuss this properly."
Their school had produced a prodigy. What they should do next—recommend her directly, or let her take the college entrance examination—needed to be carefully considered.
There was also the upcoming Olympics Competition. Should they have her participate in the mathematics competition, the physics competition, or the biology competition?
That also needed to be discussed thoroughly.
Su Qiao's heart stirred. "Teacher, can I take a day off? I want to earn some money."
She had not had time to buy a lottery ticket yet.
She had also arranged to trade gold with someone that day.
The trading location was in the provincial capital of the neighboring province, so she had to take a vehicle there.
"You're still working outside?"
Although the principal knew something about her