After Having Everything Taken Away, She Returns As A God

Chapter 1035: Full Score, Insane! Fighting Over Her, Literally (1)

In the history of the Great Xia Empire, there have been instances of perfect scores in the college entrance examination, and scores above 745 have also appeared a few times.

But the dean of Great Xia University knew that while there was only a one-point difference between 749 and 750, the gap was, in reality, immense.

A score of 750 indicated that this year’s exam hadn’t even tested the upper limits of the student who achieved it!

This year’s exam was more difficult than previous years, and the dean had seen the professors’ analyses of each subject in this year’s college entrance exam, lamenting the challenging circumstances for the students.

Yet, even with such difficulties, someone still managed to achieve a perfect score!

Each subject’s exam papers were graded by different teachers, and no one had expected that a student could achieve a combined score of 750.

“Hurry! Contact North State No. 1 Middle School; I need all the contact information for this student,” the dean of Xia University said, steadying himself by gripping the table. “I’ll personally go there!”

The head of the admissions office finally snapped out of his shock. “Dean, it’s likely that North State No. 1 Middle School doesn’t know where she is either. We should contact her agent directly.” @@novelbin@@

Hearing this, the dean paused. “Agent? She’s already started a company?”

“No, no,” the head of admissions quickly corrected, “She’s a big celebrity! Dean, don’t you watch any dramas?”

The dean was silent.

He really didn’t.

His only entertainment was playing Go with the old men in the family compound.

“Wait!” The dean suddenly realized something, his voice rising sharply. “A big celebrity?”

“Very famous,” the head of admissions gestured with his hands. “Not long ago, she was even nominated for the Nine Realms Award!”

The Nine Realms Award, the top international television award, was something the dean of Xia University was familiar with.

He gasped, then felt faint. “This is bad.”

Ninety-nine percent of celebrities enroll in film and television academies, and he had already failed before he could even attempt to recruit her.

A big celebrity, and she scored 750?

The dean suddenly felt completely disconnected from reality.

“Dean, don’t worry! Stay strong!” the head of admissions encouraged him. “My son said she didn’t take the arts exam, so she might not be planning to attend Great Xia Film Academy.”

“You’re right.” The president regained his composure and urged, “Quickly, quickly! Qing University must have found out by now too. We need to move fast.”

The dean of Great Xia University wasn’t wrong. At that very moment, Si Fuqing’s score report was already on the desks of the deans of the top ten universities in the Great Xia Empire.

Without much thought, they all booked flights to North State.

The filming location of “The Nation’s Heroine” was publicly known online, and suddenly, all ten top universities were converging on this place.

**

Meanwhile, in North State.

“Miss Si, your score is out,” Feng San said, his hand trembling slightly as he held the score report, taking a deep breath. “Brother Nine managed to get the report.”

Si Fuqing was writing a script. Hearing this, she waved her hand lazily. “No need to look; I already know.”

Feng San was stunned. “Miss Si already knows?”

He immediately became alert. Could someone else have gotten her score before Yu Xiheng?

No, he had to report this to Brother Nine immediately.

“Full marks, what’s there to see?” Si Fuqing twirled her pen. “I estimated my score.”

After all, she had designed the international joint examination test herself. The recent reforms of the college entrance exam were moving in the direction of the international exams.

Feng San: “…”

He had really worried for nothing.

“Here’s your little cousin’s score report, and Miss Lin’s as well,” Feng San said as he handed over two more reports. “They did quite well too.”

Si Fuqing took them, glanced through, and sent a message to Nian Yi’an.

[Si Fuqing]: I got your score. Guess how much you got.

[Nian Yi’an]: Sis, please don’t scare me. My heart can’t take it. Just tell me already.

[Si Fuqing]: Alright, no teasing. 698 points, congratulations.

[Si Fuqing]: By the way, your little deskmate scored 738. You both can go to Great Xia University together.

[Nian Yi’an:] My score is so low. Crying.jpg

[Si Fuqing:] Don’t start with that humblebragging. Considering you achieved this score in just one year of high school, do you want the other students to strangle you?

Nian Yi’an wisely stopped talking.

After finishing revisions to the script based on her recent experience in the Great Xia Dynasty, Si Fuqing went to find the screenwriter. “We can expand on JIANG Xuanjin’s storyline, and also—”

The screenwriter hesitated. “Adding a romance arc for JIANG Xuanjin, wouldn’t that be inappropriate?”

JIANG Xuanjin, the white-robed general, was the white moonlight for many fans. He had died even earlier than Emperor Yin and, as a young general, naturally garnered a significant following of history enthusiasts.