The discussion of final exam results did not come to an end with Professor Yao's departure. On the contrary, with the professor gone, the talk about grades in the classroom grew louder and more heated.
The focus of everyone's debate was the difference Professor Yao had just mentioned between credit grade points and exam grade points. For Jiuyou Academy students, should they abandon credit grade points and use only exam grade points as the basis for ranking?
Because Zheng Qing's grades were somewhat awkward—his exam grade points were not ideal, but his credit grade points were very high, making him an atypical Jiuyou student—he could only maintain a smile and keep silent while everyone debated.
As the saying went, reason became clearer through debate, but in real life, arguments often became more muddled the more people argued.
There were always people who distorted viewpoints during debates, appealed to emotion, switched concepts, used leading questions, or quoted scraps of authority figures' words, smearing layer after layer of colorful paste over arguments that had originally been perfectly clear.
Zheng Qing listened for only a short while. Once the discussion shifted from "credit grade points are unacceptable" to "the justice of the war between Sacred Will and the Blood Kin Society," he decisively gave up piling a fake smile onto his face and turned his attention to the final exam papers at hand.
He still remembered Xiao Xiao's warning during winter break very clearly—at First University, never touch three things: unethical experiments, conflicts between student organizations, and interviews with the Beta Town Post.
He had already dealt with an interview from the Beta Town Post. Although the negative consequences had yet to appear, the young wizard had already made every preparation. At a time like this, staying away from conflicts between student organizations