Chapter 8: Quick Transmigration: Film and Television Multiverse Chapter 8 Grades

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Protagonist:

Lin Hao

For this placement exam, Zhong Yi had long been scheming in his heart; he decided to increase the difficulty of the test papers to see just how high Yan Ziyou's true level really was.

After all, he hadn't opened a cram school this time, so he wanted to see what tricks Tian Yulan could pull.

Zhong Yi sat in the quiet office, sunlight streaming through the window onto his desk, forming patches of light. The leaves outside swayed gently in the breeze, as if also anticipating the results of this exam. He narrowed his eyes slightly, a barely perceptible confident smile curling at the corner of his mouth, "Hmph, this time I must make them reveal their true levels."

Several days later, a tense and oppressive atmosphere pervaded the campus. Although the sunlight was still bright, it could not dispel the unease in the students' hearts. In the corridor, students gathered in small groups, whispering about this exam, their eyes full of anxiety.

The grades finally came out; Zhong Yi sat at his desk holding the grade sheet, a satisfied smile on his face.

The corner of his mouth curled slightly, a hint of self-satisfaction in his eyes.

Students from both classes didn't do well this time, but not absolutely. For example, Mi Tao still scored a hundred; after all, although Zhong Yi had increased the difficulty, the content was still from the textbooks, which the students had learned, just requiring flexible application.

Yan Ziyou's grades were more miserable; she actually only scored 59 points.

Mathematics is indeed about talent; the excellent remain excellent, and the incapable are truly incapable. Zhong Yi sighed while looking at the grade sheet.

Zhang Xue'er and Song Jie received the mathematics grades for both classes at the same time.

Song Jie stood at the classroom doorway, clutching the grade sheet tightly, his expression complex and changeable. Looking at the appalling scores on the grade sheet, he couldn't help but feel a surge of smugness.

"Hehe, Zhong Yi is unlucky, and I'm happier," Song Jie thought, then took the grade sheet with a serious expression to find Zhong Yi.

Song Jie quickly walked into the office, came before Zhong Yi, frowning, his tone carrying a challenge: "Teacher Zhong, what's going on with these mathematics grades? Weren't you attentive when you taught? How am I going to explain to the parents at the parent-teacher meeting?"

Zhong Yi sat in the chair, calm and composed, slightly lifting his eyelids, speaking unhurriedly: "If you don't know how to explain, just resign as Class Teacher and let me be the Class Teacher; then you won't have to explain."

Song Jie was rendered speechless by Zhong Yi's tone, his eyes wide: "You!"

At this moment, Zhang Xue'er also came over holding a grade sheet.

She walked through the long corridor, sunlight falling on her, as if draping her in a golden outer garment. Her steps were light and resolute, a hint of worry in her eyes. Zhang Xue'er had a bit more sense than Song Jie, and she also held a mathematics test paper in her hand.

Seeing Zhang Xue'er come over, Song Jie was like seeing a savior, hurriedly saying: "Teacher Zhang, look at Class Two's mathematics grades this time; the class average score isn't even passing. How am I supposed to explain to the parents? How did Class One do?"

Zhang Xue'er's expression was grave, her brow slightly furrowed, she sighed softly and said: "Our class is the same; the class average score isn't passing either."

Then she looked at Zhong Yi, her eyes full of doubt: "Teacher Zhong, shouldn't you explain to us why this situation occurred? I also looked at the test papers you set this time; there were too many trick questions. Not to mention the students, even adults could be led astray by you if they aren't careful. Isn't this difficulty too high?"

Zhong Yi rolled his eyes unhappily and said: "What do I need to explain to you? Which leader are you? You being led astray only proves you're stupid; how could Mi Tao score a full mark? If you did poorly, look for the cause within yourself; don't stir up trouble for no reason. I'll say it again: if you feel you can't handle being Class Teacher, then let me do it."

Zhang Xue'er was rendered speechless by Zhong Yi's words, her lips trembling slightly.

Seeing that Zhang Xue'er was quite angry, Song Jie immediately patted her back, then pulled her aside, softly comforting: "Teacher Zhang, don't be angry; when the parent-teacher meeting comes, we'll just have the parents go directly to Teacher Zhong; I believe Teacher Zhong can definitely handle it."

Hearing Song Jie's words, Zhong Yi shook his head and chuckled lightly, ignoring him. He looked at the sky outside the window, thinking about his teaching plan in his heart.

When the parent-teacher meeting arrived, a tense yet expectant atmosphere pervaded the campus of Fengfan Primary School.

Fengfan Primary School did not post students' grade sheets; instead, it adopted the method of informing each parent of their child's grades individually, to protect students' privacy.

When Tian Yulan arrived at the school with a nervous mood, seeing Yan Ziyou's mathematics grade, she felt as if the sky had fallen.

For so many years, Yan Ziyou's grades had never been below 90 points; now this failing grade struck her like a bolt from the blue.

Her complexion turned pale instantly, her eyes full of shock and disbelief.

Tian Yulan immediately found Class Teacher Zhang Xue'er. Her voice trembled slightly, anxiously asking: "Teacher Zhang, what's going on? How could Zi You's grades be so poor? Did other students also do poorly this time?"

Zhang Xue'er looked at Tian Yulan's anxious appearance and softly comforted: "This mathematics test paper was indeed quite difficult; the class average score for the whole class isn't passing. But there were individual students who scored full marks. For the specific situation, you can go to the office and ask Teacher Zhong; he knows more clearly."

Tian Yulan originally felt relieved upon hearing that the class average score wasn't passing, thinking perhaps it wasn't just Zi You who did poorly. But then hearing that some students scored full marks, her heart felt as if it had been seized. She tightly clutched Yan Ziyou's test paper and hurriedly ran to the office, wanting to find Zhong Yi to get to the bottom of it.

Tian Yulan ran all the way to the office, only to see a group of parents surrounding Zhong Yi asking about the situation. The atmosphere in the office was tense, the parents' faces all showing anxiety and doubt.

Facing the parents' questioning, Zhong Yi explained unhurriedly: "Parents, this exam was for placement, to grasp the students' true levels, preparing for subsequent teaching plans. I hope parents don't mind the children's temporary grade fluctuations. Our purpose is to better help the children improve their grades, not just focus on this one score."

After hearing Zhong Yi's explanation, some parents nodded slightly to show understanding, while others still frowned, not very satisfied.

After hearing Zhong Yi's words, Tian Yulan was filled with unwillingness and confusion; she hurriedly flipped through the test paper in her hand, feeling more and more that there was a problem as she looked.