As the nation's foremost university, Jing City University's rigorous educational standards needed no further explanation.
At ordinary second-rate schools, where students did not listen in class and simply counted on teachers to "highlight key points" before exam week—
Don't even think about it here.
And while its final exam questions did not reach the twisted, difficult level of high school exams, they were certainly not as simple as practically copying the textbook.
For the sake of their future careers or further academic pursuits,
Every Jing City University Student did their utmost to earn impressive grades.
Even if course material could be self-studied, attendance counted toward regular grades. Otherwise, even if you got full marks on the exam, you would still lose ten or twenty points. Slacking off was practically nonexistent.
In fact, anyone who made it into Jing University would not be there just to coast.
So, regarding the "legendary figure" who had attended a few classes at the beginning of the semester, then vanished without a trace, finally showed up for a few more classes, and then skipped for over a month—
If he had not become the much-envied foreign language class representative for the department, people probably would not even remember him.
The mysterious exchange student named Fang Ran.
The only impression everyone who knew him had—including quite a few instructors—was:
This kid's family must be pretty rich, huh?
Seeing everyone in the classroom, teachers included, staring at him in unison as if their faces said, "My God, a rare creature has spawned," and, "Wait, this person still hasn't been expelled?"
Fang Ran stood there expressionlessly, silently at a loss for words.
It's not like I only missed class for a month. Do you really have to look at me like that?
Under the scrutiny of so many