As the test papers were handed out, the digital version was also uploaded to the livestream download area, allowing interested viewers to freely download and view it.
So while "cloud proctoring" was happening, the viewers in the livestream were also discussing which questions were easy and which were difficult.
"Oh my, has Shen Qiushan already finished the front page?"
"No way, so fast!!"
"I saw him flipping the paper!"
"I saw it too!"
"Is it because he doesn’t know how to do it, or has he really finished?"
"I feel like he doesn’t know, because there are a lot I couldn’t do when I looked at the paper!"
"..."
Everyone in the exam room was focused on their papers, so Shen Qiushan’s action of flipping the paper immediately caught the attention of the viewers, who started discussing it enthusiastically.
A little while later.
Shen Qiushan was seen directly swapping the paper in his hand with the one placed at the corner of the table!
"Damn! He’s done already??"
"No way, not even half the exam time has passed!"
"I wouldn’t believe it if you beat me up, that he’s finished the entire paper!"
"I guess he left the ones he didn’t know blank, and there are just too many he didn’t know."
"If he finished so fast and can score 90 points, I’ll stand on my head and eat shit!"
"There’s no way he can score over 80 points, I’ll eat a pound of poop for every extra point!!"
"Even though I also don’t think Shen Qiushan can score 80 points, I really want to see the twisted friend above eat poop!"
"..."
Netizens were in heated discussion.
Teacher Li, holding a selfie stick, was moving around the exam room. The number of people in her mobile livestream room remained around 20,000, meaning the total number of viewers across the two livestream rooms had exceeded 50,000.
This online presence was comparable to the number of people watching some major influencers’ livestreams, especially considering it was still morning.
It’s safe to say that the attention to this event was quite high.
Firstly, Shen Qiushan, being an older high school student, was already controversial; secondly, the format of simulating the exam through livestream was novel, attracting many viewers just for fun. Some might leave after watching for a while, but there would be new viewers joining in.
Thus, the number of viewers in the two livestream rooms consistently stayed above 50,000, making the atmosphere lively.
In the past month, apart from intensely going through various practice test papers, Shen Qiushan also listened to Xu Pipa explaining questions every noon. Coupled with strong external support, his math problem-solving skills had far surpassed what they were during the last mock exam.
The first paper posed no problems.
The second paper was slightly more difficult, but Shen Qiushan still answered it very smoothly.
Fifteen minutes before the exam ended, he had already finished both papers.
Shen Qiushan finally had time to observe Yang Xijin on the left and Wang Zhixin on the right.
Both were scratching their heads at the papers, clearly stuck on a particular question.
Shen Qiushan stood up and submitted both papers.
His action immediately startled everyone else in the exam hall.
Everyone knew Shen Qiushan was supposed to answer two papers, and before the exam started, he himself said he just wanted to try, and it was okay if he couldn’t finish.
Yet, the time to submit hadn’t even arrived!
Shen Qiushan submitted both papers.
While everyone else at the scene hadn’t even finished one!
It’s not that they hadn’t finished; to be precise, there were questions they couldn’t answer left blank. After all, these people had been out of high school for a while, so most of the knowledge learned was probably forgotten.
They signed up for the exam to gain attention and traffic, without paying much mind to how well they could score.
However, most participated with the mindset that they should at least score more than Shen Qiushan.
This way, whether reporting back or posting videos, they’d have more material.
Yang Xijin glanced at Shen Qiushan, who had already submitted his papers, and then stood up to submit his own.
Actually, he had gone through his entire paper, and the remaining questions were ones he didn’t know how to solve. Seeing Shen Qiushan had already submitted his, he didn’t see the point in continuing.
Of course, the main reason was that he wanted to take a look at Shen Qiushan’s answers.
So, during submission, he deliberately lingered by the lectern for a while longer.
He discovered that both of Shen Qiushan’s papers were filled in; at least the fronts were!
Yang Xijin reflexively frowned because sitting next to Shen Qiushan, he had been covertly keeping an eye on Shen Qiushan’s answering process.
From an observer’s standpoint, Shen Qiushan seemed to be answering very smoothly, without encountering difficulties.
However, this didn’t really make sense.
These were math papers, typically not completed so easily.
Thus, Yang Xijin’s previous judgment was that Shen Qiushan likely only worked on the questions he knew, given he had two papers to tackle and needed to make the most of his time.
But the outcome he saw was different; both of Shen Qiushan’s papers were filled in on the front.
He suddenly had a bad feeling.
Could it be that this guy actually knew everything!
By this point, the livestream was in an uproar.
"Oh wow, Shen Qiushan actually submitted the papers!"
"He finished both papers? That’s way too fast!"
"Others haven’t even finished one paper, and he finished two; is this reasonable?"
"Is it because he completely gave up? Might as well submit since he doesn’t know any!"
"You guys are so disgusting; Uncle Shen is so handsome, of course, he’s good at solving questions!"
"Exactly, anyone dissing Uncle Shen here is ugly! Jealous of Uncle Shen’s appearance!"