Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Chapter 392: First Look at Qiao Nian’s Papers

Cheng Wu didn’t expect that she would also have a paper to read, so he was rather surprised. “Professor Liang has a student that you’re interested in?”

Interested in? Liang Lu snorted but did not deny it. “Yes, in a way. I just want to see her results, but the Clinical Department isn’t accepting her.”

When she said this, Cheng Wu immediately remembered what a teacher in the Clinical Department had said. Liang Lu had personally gone to Rao City to see a student and offered her a spot in Qing University. The student had not been moved and even rejected her.

Coincidentally, she was even interested in the Chinese Medicine Faculty, the Clinical Department’s rival.

That student seemed to be called… Qiao Nian?

Hearing that her local grades were not good, Liang Lu was suggesting to see the student’s grades in advance, probably because she wanted to humiliate her.

Cheng Wu didn’t say anything. He only thought that as a well-known domestic expert and a teacher, she was being too petty.

…

Soon, the exam time was up.

The papers were continuously sent to the Academic Affairs Office.

for Qiao Chen’s paper, and Liang

for it, and it happened that the two sets of papers were in the same examination room. They took out

“Professor Liang, why don’t you

straightforwardly. “No, let’s look

of the paper that Cheng Wu wanted to look at would never be bad. What would be most

like Qiao Nian, and since she wanted to vent her frustration, she must make Qiao Nian and the Chinese Medicine Faculty

first.” Not refusing, Cheng Wu asked a few teachers

minutes for one person to check

grades

Everyone showed satisfaction.

had marked her English questions couldn’t help but say, “Qiao Chen’s grades are pretty good, her English comprehension was written well. I think she can pass the

to him and asked, “How

“The total score?”

Everyone counted.

“588, almost 600.”

bad, at least a top-notch

Lu both smiled with

out Qiao Nian’s paper. Taking a look at the fully-written paper, she said without anticipation,