Chapter 185 - What’s the Secret? (2/2)

Hu Jiaojiao’s eyes started to have stars in them again. “Oh my G.o.d, your tutor is Qin Chuan? I’m so jealous! No wonder you weren’t interested in him at all when he came to visit our school that day! You probably have looked at him enough when he tutored you!”

Hu Jiaojiao and Liu Wen were both envious of Jian Yiling having such a tutor.

At this moment, w.a.n.g Xiangchong walked over, “Do you really think that she got better after being tutored? Someone already filed an objection to the organizer. They asked the organizer to review Jian Yiling’s results.”

Although w.a.n.g Xiangchong hadn’t partic.i.p.ated in the chemistry compet.i.tion, he had still heard about its level of difficulty.

The top student in their year had only come tenth place. How could Jian Yiling possibly come first?

“w.a.n.g Xiangchong, that’s not very nice of you to say. Jian Yiling is one of our cla.s.smates. It’s an honor for our cla.s.s that she won the compet.i.tion.” Liu Wen said quite seriously.

“Honor that someone attained by cheating and improper means is not honor. It’s only a shame and disgrace.”

w.a.n.g Xiangchong spoke with confidence. His voice was loud and clear.

“w.a.n.g Xiangchong, you don’t have any proof. Don’t talk nonsense…” Hu Jiaojiao puffed up. She was once again enraged by w.a.n.g Xiangchong’s words.

“We’ll find proof once the results of the investigation come out. Furthermore, I think someone here should know whether or not there’s an issue with her results. I don’t think you should be jumping the gun like that.”

After w.a.n.g Xiangchong finished his sentence, he walked away again.

However, Hu Jiaojiao was incredibly displeased with w.a.n.g Xiangchong’s att.i.tude. She started to mutter: “Why are you looking down on others? Even if someone’s grades are bad, they can improve… This is just hidden talent and potential!”

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In the Chemistry Office Building at Hengyuan University

The organizer of the chemistry compet.i.tion had borrowed the office building at Hengyuan University.

The organizer was a middle-aged man who was in his early forties. He wore a suit and gave off a scholarly vibe.

There was a chemistry compet.i.tion examination paper in front of the middle-aged man. The name of the student that owned the paper was Jian Yiling.

Most of the questions in their chemistry compet.i.tion were beyond the scope of the high school syllabus. As a result, it was incredibly difficult for an average high school student to score well.