Ninth class citizen

Chapter 393 We Know We Were Wrong

After the initial materials have undergone extraction and synthesis, they can still produce two doses of the drug. This is a success rate that only a high-level gene optimization master can achieve.

It's not surprising that Nan Rong can teach three outstanding students, but it's definitely not an accident that he can teach more than a dozen.

When Dean Xiong Ren looked at Nan Rong again, he consciously filtered out the aura of being the president's fiancée and regarded her as a rare and excellent teacher.

No, it's not just about being excellent; it's about being an exceptional mentor with the ability to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Aside from "excellent," it seems there is no other word that can match her teaching level.

More students from the experimental class stepped off the synthesis platform, and their scores were simultaneously displayed on the academic affairs website: the scores were all in the range of 800-1500 points.

Normally, the pharmaceutical synthesis exam at the end of the first semester of the first year only requires the synthesis of one first-order F-level gene stabilizer to pass, which is only 50 points in the hospital's general scoring system.

The grading criteria for this in-class quiz are the same as those for the final exam, and the corresponding scores for each level of medicine are also public and transparent.

The greater the difficulty of the drug synthesis, the higher the level, and the higher the score.

When everyone stepped off the synthesis platform, the final assessment results were announced.

Each student in the experimental class synthesized at least two doses of the drug, and the average test score reached 520 points.

The situation was different in the regular class. Only two students successfully synthesized a Tier 1 F-grade gene optimizer. Most of the other students chose Tier 1 gene stabilizers or general-purpose gene repair agents, and one-fifth of the students failed to synthesize even a single agent.
The average score of the regular class was only 45 points.

The semester is only halfway through, and this grade is not bad by strict standards. It is possible to break through 80 by the end of the semester, which is in full compliance with the college's teaching standards.

The problem is that the score difference is too big compared to the experimental class.

The students have now seen their results.

The students in the experimental class were overjoyed, while those in the regular classes realized something.

Why did the gap widen so much in just half a month?

They were all exceptionally intelligent people, and they immediately realized that it must be because the method taught by that Master Nan was different.

So they actually made a wrong choice before.

Hei Mukan's face turned dark and wooden, beyond what could be described simply as ugly.

Especially when he saw with his own eyes that many of the students he thought were his die-hard fans were actively approaching the students in the experimental class to ask for advice, and were even casting burning gazes at Nan Rong, his heart ached with a bitter feeling, as if he were being bitten by hundreds of millions of insects at the same time, and he was extremely sad.

Even so, some people still tactlessly came over.

“Mentor Kuroki,” Yu Lin said, “You’ve been looking for so long, have you found any evidence of cheating? If not, please apologize to us in person for slandering us.”

His voice was loud enough that all the students present, including those in the regular classes, could hear him clearly.

With so many eyes staring at him at the same time, Hei Mukan completely lost control of his emotions.

"Although I don't know how you cheated, I know it must be—it's impossible for a normal person to improve their strength so quickly in such a short time!" His face was contorted in a ferocious grimace, and his voice was rough and unpleasant:
"Gene optimization specialists are scientists, not magicians!"

"So, you're making baseless accusations against me and my students because of your own incompetence?" Nan Rong said calmly.

"Unfounded? No, my judgment is based on evidence." Hei Mukan brought up the virtual screen in front of everyone and displayed two tables.

One sheet showed the results of this test, and the other showed the monthly exam scores for all first-year students a month ago, with an average score of only 40. "See that?" His eyes were bloodshot. "How could they have improved so quickly in just one month?"

“Just because Mentor Kuroki couldn’t do it doesn’t mean others can’t.” Hayden frowned and stood in front of Nan Rong with Yu Lin. “The facts are right in front of you; you just don’t want to believe them.”

“Yes!” The students in the experimental class also gathered around.

Strength is the foundation of confidence; even when facing former mentors, there is still no sense of awe.

"Don't underestimate Instructor Nan just because she only taught for one day; her abilities are beyond question!"

"One class in the experimental class was better than a whole year of previous classes!"

"The best thing I ever did in my life was staying in the experimental class that day!"

"To put it bluntly, it's only been half a month. The gap between us will only widen in the future!"

Seeing the students in the experimental class looking radiant and getting more and more excited as they talked, the students in the regular class no longer cared about Heimukan's feelings.

"Professor Nan, we have misunderstood you a lot before. Do you think it's still okay for us to come back now?"

"Yes, we regret it. Please, in our youth and ignorance, give us another chance!"

"They're all first-year students, there's really no need to split them into two classes, it's better to merge them!"

Seeing that Nan Rong's expression didn't change at all, and that her intentions were unclear, some people even went directly to Xiong Ren:

"Dean, we didn't understand the academy's good intentions in changing advisors before, and we caused you a lot of trouble—but now we know we were wrong!"

"After this experience, we have learned the lesson that appearances can be deceiving, and we will never make the same mistake again—please help us persuade Instructor Nan to accept us!"

Hei Mukan was squeezed out of the crowd, his teeth clenched tightly, his face turning red and white in turns, making him impossible to look at directly.

Xiong Ren then looked at Nan Rong and asked, "Teacher Nan, the children are still young. Do you think there's any way to resolve this?"

Nan Rong smiled slightly and said kindly, "I am just an ordinary new instructor, and I will obey the academy's arrangements in everything."

"That's good, that's good." Xiong Ren also smiled: "I'm very pleased that everyone was able to find their own gaps and shortcomings through the test, and they also saw Instructor Nan's strength and understood the academy's good intentions."

"In that case, the academy will respect your wishes. Now, while all the students are here, I would like to ask all the students in the regular classes to vote again."

He paused slightly at this point, and Patricia, as the director of academic affairs, immediately sent a voting option to the students in the regular classes:

"Do you agree to cancel the regular classes and have Nan Rong teach all the classes? Agree/Disagree"

"As is customary, as long as more than half of the trainees agree to cancel, the vote is considered passed," Xiong Ren said with a smile.

At the same time, a large, empty screen popped up, displaying the voting results in real time.

The vote was completed completely within seconds.

The result was overwhelmingly in favor. 702 trainees agreed, and not a single one disagreed.

All the regular students, including the top students that Heimukan valued highly, all sided with Nan Rong without hesitation.