Everyone’s curiosity was piqued, but the list wasn’t fully posted on the bulletin board yet, so they couldn’t see clearly.
The grade director finished posting the list and then leisurely said, "See for yourselves!"
Then he turned to Xing Yue and said, "Explain it to them well! Especially Nanshan Class, their liberal arts scores were so bad, they dragged down the whole school!"
Nanshan Class was stunned by the sudden blow.
They hadn’t even processed why the grade director called them out.
Just then, the East Sea Class, led by Wu Minghao, broke through their blockade and rushed straight to the first row of the bulletin board.
Then a loud voice shouted joyfully across the senior year hallway, "Hahaha, our Zuzi got a perfect score in all subjects. Who was pretending to be a phoenix a moment ago? It seems like a shameless impostor operation to me!"
"Exactly. Let me see how many points that crow has? Tsk tsk, 275, and dares to call herself a study god? Our Mr. Gu got 290, okay? And our Xiao Jinli got 280!"
Xi Rubao was ecstatic, "Really? Really? Am I that amazing?"
In the back row, Gu Jingyan’s face turned red and then white, feeling that being compared wasn’t necessary! What’s so prideworthy about being compared to Nangong Meng?!
However, it wasn’t just one or two people in East Sea Class who excelled in liberal arts.
Besides Xi Zuzi’s perfect score, everyone else also did very well, with the average score for a single subject reaching 271.
This directly raised both the overall score and the average score for all subjects in East Sea Class.
Everyone felt like they were dreaming, "Putting in effort before the exam really does work, and what Teacher Xing Yue said was true. Tweaking math scores may not boost much, but working on liberal arts surely skyrockets results!"
"And, and the review sheets Zuzi left for us were super useful; they practically covered all the exam points!"
"Ahhh, Zuzi herself is a full-score goddess, and she helped us losers improve as well, letting us taste the glory of being a top student, hahaha!"
In stark contrast to East Sea Class’s jubilance, Nanshan Class was completely dumbfounded.
The grade director’s scolding wasn’t without reason.
After the liberal arts scores came out, Nanshan Class’s average was only 250, which drastically lowered their ranking in all subjects within the school, pushing them far back on the total list.
For a class of top students, this was simply a disgrace.
Nangong Meng, furious, shouted, "It’s impossible for Xi Zuzi to get a perfect score in all subjects, especially in English and liberal arts. I suspect she cheated!"
She thought her accusation would put Xi Zuzi in an awkward position.
Even people from Nanshan Class were pulling her back, "Miss Meng, let it go, it’s unlikely she cheated."
"Ahem, because the last person who accused Xi Zuzi of cheating on the exam... ended up humiliated, and even their previous class director Zhang Bin got hospitalized with cancer."
She couldn’t swallow her pride, so she shouted, "Fine, I won’t care about her, but I have the right to clear my name. It’s impossible for me to lose points in liberal arts, I demand a re-evaluation of my paper and recalculation of my score!"
This time, people from Nanshan Class finally chimed in, as if seeking justice for themselves, "Yeah, yeah, we think the teacher must have graded wrong, unjustly affecting Miss Meng’s scores, right?"
Xing Yue seemed prepared and stepped forward with the history paper, "No need to check, take a look yourself at whether deducting 25 points from your history part was unjust!"