At the end of June, the elementary school students were busy preparing for the Final Exam.
The school was filled with a tense atmosphere. The red countdown boards hanging in the classrooms constantly reminded the students how many days remained until the exams.
Sunlight streamed through the windows, making the heat feel stifling. The air conditioners in the classrooms hummed, and the students picked up their fans one after another, trying to lessen the scorching heat of the blazing sun.
The teachers repeatedly reviewed the textbook material. The blackboards were densely covered with formulas and concepts, while assignments from well-known educational websites such as Shen Ma and Xiao Di Classroom were also handed out in full.
Every student had a tablet computer, using it to take notes and work out drafts.
At lunchtime, a long line formed in the school cafeteria. After hurriedly finishing their meals, the students impatiently rushed back to the classroom to continue making their final preparations for the Final Exam.
Watching her classmates hurriedly finish their meals and run back to the classroom, Du Du ate at an unhurried pace.
What difficulty could an elementary school Final Exam possibly have? None at all.
Not to mention that after the exam ended, neither the students nor their parents would know the exact scores.
The report cards they received only had three evaluations for each subject: excellent, good, and failing.
After finishing her meal, Du Du took a packet of tissues from her pocket and elegantly wiped the grease from the corners of her mouth.
Only after seeing that there were hardly any students left in the cafeteria did she stand up, take her tray, and bring it to the collection area.
Everyone was clearly still in elementary school, yet they could not understand why the teachers insisted