Tough Opponent
Although Wang Chuyun said Chen Yu did not need to work this time, he still felt somewhat uneasy.
The deathly aura on everyone's faces remained. He could not relax at all.
He secretly followed them and found that the others were doing quite well.
After these past days of adjustment, the eight hundred students had finally cast aside their last reservations and fully integrated into a single team.
The five-person groups had finally melded together. Members from different groups understood one another's abilities, grasped each other's strengths and weaknesses, and made up for them as a team.
Now, even the weakest groups had the ability to protect themselves. When problems arose, they had basic ways to resolve them independently and fallback measures. Even if they failed to get into college later, they would still possess a useful skill.
This ability to analyze and solve problems was originally something only minor company leaders should have possessed.
Yet after their earlier hunt for repeat exam-takers, the students already had it.
All that could be said was that this journey had begun with bad intentions, but the students had handled it well.
"Since that's the case, I'll go deal with the phones first.
Without phones, the students can only keep returning to the central station to accept missions. The efficiency is too low, and it delays everyone from making money.
Dao Lingyun had failed to get the application approved before, so he would just apply again himself.
If it still could not be approved, Chen Yu would not mind applying for a different reviewer.
As for how to replace one—
Wouldn't hospitalization due to illness mean a new one could be assigned?
After all, he still had his blessing. He could draw away other people's luck. When the time came, he