Chapter 110: Another New Skill of Super Memory Added

Teacher Xu had seen many students unable to attend school for various reasons, so he naturally understood her situation: "Self-study is possible, but graduation is in less than two months. Are you sure this won't affect your studies and that you can pass the exams to get your graduation certificate?"

Liu Chuxue nodded confidently: "Teacher Xu, no problem."

Teacher Xu stood up, took a test paper from the neighboring desk, and said: "This is this week's mid-term math exam. You do it."

Liu Chuxue took the paper, went to the place designated by the teacher, sat down, and began working on it seriously.

Half an hour later, Teacher Xu, looking utterly incredulous, agreed to Liu Chuxue's request, but couldn't forget to add: "Don't slack off under any circumstances."

He never expected Liu Chuxue to finish the paper in such a short time, and with perfect accuracy; even students who attended class every day couldn't do that. He couldn't help but feel a pity for such an outstanding student in his heart, especially since the college entrance exam was gone now.

Just in this short while, other teachers also entered the classroom one after another.

After a flurry of activity, Teacher Xu learned that except for Chinese, the mid-term papers for other subjects had already been engraved and printed: "Liu Chuxue, since you came today, we teachers have discussed it. You should do the papers for all subjects now."

Liu Chuxue naturally had no problem; after all, she had entered the space to study on several nights before, discovering that besides her previous strength, keen hearing, and spiritual power, she had gained a new skill of super-strong memory, comparable to a photographic memory.

So before coming to school, she had already gone through all the textbooks.

It took only two class periods for her to finish all the test papers, including the urgent Chinese paper printed on oil paper; while the teachers were grading, she was writing her essay there.

By the time she finished her essay, the scores for all subjects were out; except for three points deducted from the Chinese essay, everything was full marks, stunning the group of teachers.

Naturally, Liu Chuxue left the school satisfied, planning to come again for the graduation exam.

Leaving the school, she hurried back, as there were still many things at home waiting for her.

Not long after entering the village, she met someone under the willow tree: "Girl Liu Chuxue, why did you come back so early?"

"Second Grandmother, I requested a long leave from school to help take care of my father at home. I finished the business and came back early."

"Sigh, you really have been wronged."

"Second Grandmother, I'm not wronged. Studying at home is the same; I just need to go take the exam when the time comes."

"Good, good, good. Go home quickly. Your mother has to go to work alone and take care of your father; she really can't handle it all."

Liu Chuxue greeted the person under the tree and headed into the village.

She didn't go home first; she went to the village committee office.

The village head and the party secretary just saw her enter: "Girl Liu Chuxue, you're back?"

Liu Chuxue quickly thought of something: "I came to check on the homestead matter?"

The village head stood up: "Since you have decided to choose that place, we will help you handle the procedures in these few days. You pay the fee for the procedures, and then you can start clearing it."

The party secretary also spoke up: "In a moment, I will take people over to measure it for you. You can start preparing in advance."

Liu Chuxue had already inquired beforehand, so she skillfully took out the money and received the receipt.

At this time, the clan head of the Liu family, who had received the news, walked in.

Liu Chuxue greeted him politely: "Second Grandfather, hello."

The clan head nodded at her, looking at her with complex eyes: "I heard your family is going to build a house and move out?"

Liu Chuxue put the receipt away: "Yes."

Seeing the clan head wanted to say something, she spoke first: "We have no choice but to move. It wouldn't be good to let my grandmother practice her voice every day, making us look so unfilial."

(End of Chapter)