"Isn't the point that the scores are out?"
"I saw Top Student trending this morning."
"Tch, the production team probably bought the trend. That show was seriously the worst variety show I've ever watched. We actually had to see its follow-up content on another variety show!"
"It's understandable, though. Yan Xianjue invested in the other show too. I saw some leaks before—he initially put in a million, then someone pulled their investment, so he continued funding it."
"Tsk, tsk. So there's nothing wrong with the two shows doing a crossover. As an investor, Yan definitely wants to make money."
"The Top Student production team wasn't up to par, so Yan Xianjue pulled together a new crew himself."
"And he poached that new crew from Tourmaline Entertainment."
"...Thinking about it that way, did Yan Xianjue basically go around poaching people everywhere?"
"Could it be that the reason Yan Xianjue managed to poach people successfully was because behind him stood a black-haired, black-eyed, yellow-skinned Asian male high school student waving a hoe until he was about to drop dead?"
"Pfft, those modifiers. What buffs are you stacking here?"
"So really, Ji Xi was the one who had it worst."
"Holy shit, wait, how many points did Good get?"
"No idea. He hasn't checked."
Because the signal on the grasslands was poor, the guests had to connect to the production team's satellite signal if they wanted to go online.
Fortunately, none of them were internet addicts, so they did not care much about it.
Before coming here, though, they had already sent the production team the exam admission numbers and registration numbers needed to check their scores.
Apparently, they had arranged in advance for the production team to check them on their behalf.
Hearing the production team's announcement, Ji Xi reminded the unmoved