The tip of his pen filled in one final option on the last line of the answer sheet, and the thoughts he had been forcing himself to maintain collapsed all at once.
Fang Ran leaned back and let out a long breath. He had finally finished every question.
He glanced around the Examination Hall. Most of the examinees were still bent over their papers. Although they had not used any abilities, they often faced battles where they had to assess complex surroundings and make judgments within a short time.
As a result, the higher-ranked a participant was, the more their capacity for gathering information and speed of thought surpassed that of ordinary people.
Which also resulted in there still being over half an hour before papers were collected.
Yet Fang Ran had already finished the exam.
Uh, although he did not deny that part of the reason was that he simply guessed on questions he did not know.
But in any case, he had answered them all. Checking was out of the question. Even when he saw words he had pieced together with pinyin in the passage translation on his answer sheet,
Fang Ran had no intention of rereading the passages and trying to scrape together a few more points. He had already done everything he could.
The rest was up to Fate.
With that in mind, Fang Ran decisively put his headphones back on. He believed everyone who had finished the CET-4 exam early knew this:
Those listening-test headphones could receive other channels.
Some played music, some broadcast crosstalk.
And of course, there were also those traffic radio programs about buying and selling cars that, for some reason, seemed to exist on every radio.
Maybe rules differed from school to school, and students were not allowed to wear headphones