Lü Hui took the printed results and waved them at him. "Ah, don't sweat the small stuff."
He read those few lines over and over, his delight impossible to hide.
Compared with Good, who had seen his score in advance, and Jiang Miaomiao, who had made a wasted trip and not seen her results but had guessed them from the staff's expressions, neither of them reacted quite so excitedly.
Instead, Ye You, seated beside Jiang Miaomiao, repeatedly looked over her score report.
Jiang Miaomiao simply gave him the sheet the production team had printed out.
Remembering his task, Yan Xianjue glanced at the top scorer, who was still immersed in his joy, and decisively switched targets.
"Jiang Miaomiao, I remember you'd already chosen your major?"
Jiang Miaomiao nodded, unsurprised that he knew.
When Ji Xi had taken her to the company to handle her onboarding, he had discussed it with her in detail.
"I was originally considering something in business administration, but I've decided to apply for public relations now."
Shen Fangli blinked. It seemed Jiang Miaomiao really had been enjoying her work in the PR department.
And Shen Fangli happened to know that Yan Xianjue intended to find a new manager for Random Entertainment.
It wasn't that Ji Xi had done a poor job. He simply had far too much on his plate.
Random Investment alone gave him plenty of work, and he also managed Yan Xianjue's private businesses on his behalf.
On top of that, he had to oversee an entertainment industry he knew nothing about.
The workload was so brutal that even crocodiles would shed a few tears at the mention of it.
Yan Xianjue had no idea what public relations even entailed, but he nodded with complete composure.
"Sounds good."
Seeing how perfunctory he was, Jiang