For all art students, whether they felt satisfied or regretful, the stories of the provincial unified exam—after so much sweat and so many footprints left behind—had come to an end here.
Life would go on. There were still school entrance exams and the college entrance examination waiting for everyone.
For Lin Tian, though, this unified exam had been far easier than he had imagined. At the very least, the pressure had been much lower than when he had performed at the concert.
Besides, it had never been that difficult to begin with.
It was only because Lin Tian had always wanted to strive for perfection. As an outstanding student whose academic grades had never been low, since he had chosen the art exam route, he had to achieve the very best result.
That was why he had worked so hard before the exam, raising his solo performance ability to a higher level.
Although the unified exam scores would not be released for some time, regardless of the result, Lin Tian felt that he had given it his all. That was enough.
And in truth, this unified exam had not been as important as people imagined.
At least, it was not that important to Lin Tian and Gan Yan Yu.
To briefly explain the role of the unified exam for art students—
It was essentially just a threshold.
With an excellent unified exam score, art students could stand on the same finish line as regular college entrance exam students with comparatively lower academic scores.
For example, at some Bar Dance University, regular exam students might need a college entrance exam score of 690.
But because art students were assessed based on composite scores, their cutoff might be only a little over 500.
If their unified exam score was high enough, they