Even though she had known the answer the instant she saw the circuits, Xu Zhi did not hurry forward.
She had not forgotten the teacher's words. Credit rewards were based on difficulty. These three simplest circuits probably would not earn many credits, so there was no need to rush. She might as well see what level her classmates were at.
After all, she had long been curious about what extraordinary people in the real world were like.
And what level were the students at this academy, which gathered the most talented members of the new generation?
Since the circuits from the entrance test were not much different from the ones projected on the podium now, and the students had already studied for nearly half a semester, Xu Zhi did not have to wait long. Around four or five minutes later, someone had already stood up to try answering the teacher's question.
Being the first to answer naturally showed some confidence. Sure enough, she correctly identified the circuit on the far left as a cleansing-type circuit.
The teacher nodded and told her to go to the podium and attempt to crack the circuit.
After motioning for that student to come up, the teacher's gaze shifted to Xu Zhi. In her expectations, Xu Zhi should have been the first person to come up and answer.
But the instant she saw Xu Zhi, she understood something.
When Xu Zhi had first entered the classroom, she had been sitting upright, her slender figure straight. She had watched the teacher politely while she spoke, and when the circuit projections had first appeared, Xu Zhi's gaze had immediately landed on them. But now, her originally proper posture had become relaxed—almost excessively leisurely. Her left hand supported her cheek, her right rested casually to her left, and