Liang Hongfei immediately flared up. She shouted angrily, "What do you mean I've made things too tense? Fine, don't blame me! Do you even know that your son's Olympiad Math score has been surpassed by both Wang Yue and Yu Qiao?"
Jiang Zheng was stunned. In his mind, Jiang Qiaoxi had always been the top student.
That was really just an illusion. The other children were clever too, but they didn't have the same advantages as Jiang Qiaoxi. They couldn't keep improving themselves by attending cram schools the way he did, which had given the couple the impression that Jiang Qiaoxi was unrivaled.
At the time, many parents were just like them. They created an illusion for themselves by having their children study ahead at cram schools. Then, when their children slipped even a little in the future, they suspected them of not working hard enough.
In reality, after starting middle school—and especially after reaching high school—some children came into their own. They also learned tricks they hadn't known before, and their academic performance began to improve by leaps and bounds!
Some other parents weren't well-off, but for their children's future, they still did their best to keep up with the competition and signed them up for extra lessons. Those children improved quickly, too.
Liang Hongfei was under the same illusion now. She was sure Wang Yue worked very hard, while Jiang Qiaoxi simply wasn't putting all his effort into studying. So she was thinking of arranging plenty of cram-school classes for him and hiring better teachers.
So Liang Hongfei angrily laid out her thoughts to Jiang Zheng. When she finished, she said furiously, "You need to help find tutors, too! Qiaoxi has to surpass Wang Yue!"
Jiang Zheng didn't want to push their son so hard, either. But after