Someone suddenly spoke up. “Teacher.”
Professor Tang looked up and saw Senior Feng’s odd gaze. He frowned. “Speak.”
After thinking for two seconds, Senior Feng said in a roundabout manner, “Um, Junior Gu has passed the traditional chinese medicine department’s exam.”
Stunned, Professor Tang glanced at Gu Mang before looking at Senior Feng again. “How high did she score?”
He had seen the questions on the traditional chinese medicine department’s exam this time and they were very difficult.
Judging by the current students in the traditional chinese medicine department, at least 80 percent of them would fail.
Senior Feng’s lips twitched. Thinking about Gu Mang’s score, he was rather worked up. After calming himself down for two seconds, he finally said, “She scored full marks for all six exams.”
Professor Tang was stunned. He almost thought he had heard that wrong.
His grip on the edge of the podium tightened as he frowned and asked, “What did you just say?”
The boy spoke with mixed emotions. “Teacher, there are screenshots of Gu Mang’s results on the school forum. She really did score full marks on everything. If you don’t believe me, you can take a look yourself.”
After saying this, there was no way he could be lying.
Dazed, Professor Tang looked at the boy who was speaking.
No one dared to make a sound. It was eerily quiet.
After a long time, Professor Tang looked at Gu Mang with a perplexed gaze.
Sitting in the most secluded corner of the classroom, Gu Mang propped up her face in her cold and fair hands as she read a book in a refined and aloof manner.
Two seconds later, she flipped to the next page indifferently as if the results they were talking about did not concern her.
Professor Tang remained silent and looked away. He looked down and opened the multimedia settings. After clicking with a mouse, his fingers shivered uncontrollably, revealing his turbulent emotions.
No one knew better than him what scoring full marks for everything meant. Putting that aside, even the group of masters students in the class had not scored full marks for any major modules.
Gu Mang scored full marks for everything.
Professor Tang’s eyelid twitched. Suppressing his emotions, he started the lesson. Once he started teaching, Gu Mang looked up. When Professor Tang met eyes with Gu Mang, he could only look away guiltily.
During a small break in the middle of the lesson.
Sitting on a chair behind the podium, Professor Tang took out his phone secretly. After stealing a glance at the student who was reading below, he logged onto the forum.
The post at the top of the page had an extra big, thick, and dark title.
Shen Qianzi had accused Gu Mang of cheating.
Professor Tang frowned. Something like that happened yesterday?
He clicked on the title. The post was not as popular as yesterday and all of the people who had been chiding Shen Qianzi had all lost interest.
Professor Tang noticed a particular comment and shivered.
The first ever chief forensic doctor of the Criminal Division, GM?
This…
Professor Tang looked up and looked at Gu Mang, who was sitting in the last row, in bewilderment.
…
Gu Mang stretched her legs and leaned back in the chair languidly. She was looking at messages in the group chat with the five gods.
Gu Si had helped hack Red Flame’s unmanned surveillance cameras.
Flying Serpent had brought a few men and managed to find Responsive Dragon. They could not get the goods back anyway.
Responsive Dragon lamented, [Cries, my goods are worth billions! Red Flame and I really cannot coexist! Cries…]
Flying Serpent responded, […]
Responsive Dragon said, [Fifth Brother, if you were here I could leave Mingyu Island with our men and the goods! Cries, why are you not here? Cries…]
Flying Serpent could not take this anymore. [Can you not be such a p*ssy!]
Responsive Dragon retorted, [You are not the one who lost billions of yuan. You are just cracking wise!]
Flying Serpent said, [Do you really not know if you have benefitted or made a loss from this trip?]
Responsive Dragon stopped talking. He had earned a sum that was a few times more than his goods were worth from trading on Mingyu Island.
