He lives on another planet and is majoring in Earth Science.

Chapter 11 You passed the exam? The class monitor was stunned.

Oscar Wilde was startled by Li Ji's sudden action.

She abandoned her usual amiable demeanor, pointed at the doorway, and shouted angrily.

"Li Ji, how could you talk to a judge like that?"

"Get out of here right now!"

Li Ji remained motionless, staring intently at the holographic projection.

He didn't want to be a savior, but he couldn't go and pilot a space junk ship either. He had finally drawn the Chosen One starting position, so how could he waste it?

"Li Ji, get out of here!"

With a wave of his hand, Wilde sent a blue cloud of energy rushing towards Li Ji, blowing him out of the house.

The gelatinous substance covering its body and its three eyes kept floating outwards.

If it weren't for his eight tentacles gripping the door firmly, he would have been blown away.

"Stop! Professor Liliria!"

A single sentence from the judge stopped the gale.

Li Ji fell off the door, leaving a thick, purple slime on the white wall.

The teacher and student looked together at the blurry holographic image.

“I understand that you are very concerned about the future development of the profession.”

"This concerns the fate of each and every one of you, and I will be extremely careful."

“Subject evaluation is a complex matter that requires a long period of time, multiple perspectives, and multiple stages of review.”

"Today's evaluation is just a preliminary one."

"I have to admit, Li Ji, your performance today left a deep impression on me."

"I also appreciate your frankness just now."

"To be frank, I didn't originally think you could pass this test."

“This is not out of arrogance or discrimination against you.”

"It's because, based on past records, the Barbaradus have a natural disadvantage when imitating bipedal human races."

"But today you've managed to make it look so real that it's indistinguishable from the real thing."

"At least it makes me, a layman, completely believe it."

"From you, I can see the excellent teaching quality of this major."

Li Ji and Wilde exchanged a glance, the other smiling, and a smile returned to Li Ji's eyes.

Judging from the reviewers' comments, it seems that the Earth Science major has been saved.

"But as I have said, this is only the first evaluation, and the quality of teaching cannot represent the rationality of the existence of the major."

"There will be several more rounds of review, and we hope that you and your students can produce sufficiently good academic results."

"To prove to the interim education oversight committee that Earth is a planet worthy of our long-term research."

Li Ji breathed a sigh of relief; his profession was temporarily saved, and he wouldn't have to operate the garbage ship anymore.

As for further exploration of Earth's value, I am confident.

Can our great Earth be completely useless?
This is not only about my career, but also about my dignity as a human being. I can't let those alien bastards look down on me.

Li Ji excitedly left the make-up exam room.

The door slowly closed.

Oscar Wilde had just breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the judge say, "Professor Lillia, this preliminary evaluation is not officially over yet."

"There are still two candidates who have not finished their exams. I hope you can make a fair and truthful judgment on their performance."

Oscar Wilde understood the unspoken message.

The other party's unspoken message was: "Don't be too happy yet. I'm watching you. If it's not going to happen, then let it happen; if it isn't, then fire him."

Oscar Wilde glanced worriedly at the slender strip and the shark.

Outside the classroom, Li Ji stood alone.

Feeling a little more relaxed, he hummed a cheerful tune.

He discovered that his mouth was like a flute, producing beautiful melodies.

The overhead light strip is embedded in the ceiling and extends all the way down the roof.

The lights were exceptionally bright, and the cabin walls gleamed with a metallic sheen.

There were faint gusts of air blowing up from beneath me, following the vents in the metal floor.

The sound of clattering echoed from the end of the corridor. Brown ballet shoes stomped on the metal floor.

A long, pomegranate-red Spanish dress swayed from side to side.

Furry paws lifted the hem of her skirt.

The fitted dress accentuated her slender waist.

Beneath the wide, round neckline, the abundant white short fur is fine and soft, making one yearn to touch it.

The white cat had a black bun on its head, and it wobbled as it walked.

In the pale blue cat's eyes, the black pupils stretched into sharp, thin strips, its whiskers stood on end, and it was panting.

"Li Ji! I told you to come earlier, and you're still late!"

"You're going to get the whole department killed like this, you know that, meow!"

Class monitor Dai Lulu was one of the few people he knew in the class.

Most of the time, he would be absent or miss exams, and Dailulu, as the class monitor, would urge him to hurry up.

We're not close friends.

Her concern about my exam results wasn't due to our personal relationship, but because she was afraid I would drag her down and cause our major to be discontinued.

If she really cared about herself, she wouldn't have time to change her clothes.

However, the original owner of this body really had to thank her. If it weren't for Delulu pulling the original owner through a series of make-up exams, she might have already been on a garbage ship when she transmigrated.

"Class monitor, I've finished the exam, and I'm waiting for someone."

"You're lying to me, meow! I know you too well, meow. Every time you're late on purpose, you pretend to linger outside the exam hall for a bit, meow, and then you run home."

"I never thought I was this kind of person in the class monitor's eyes."

"What else, meow?"

Delulu rushed over in a panic, grabbed his tentacle, and frantically pounded on the solid wall.

"Teacher, open the door! There are still students who haven't gone in!"

Dailulu shouted excitedly.

Li Ji said helplessly, "Class monitor, please stop knocking. I really finished the exam, and I got a total score of 100. The reviewer also said that I passed the initial professional evaluation, and I'm keeping my Earth Science degree."

"Ah!"

Dailulu gave a cold laugh.

"Who says Barbaradu aliens don't have a sense of humor? This is the funniest joke I've ever heard in my cat life."

Li Ji never expected that his image was so deeply ingrained in the class monitor's eyes.

He gave up resisting and stopped explaining, letting Delulu pull his tentacles like ramen noodles.

"Teacher, open the door quickly! There are still students taking the exam!"

Suddenly the door opened, and Dailulu's empty fist slammed into Shark's head.

Shark Baby grinned foolishly, revealing two rows of sharp teeth and a red tongue.

"Squad leader, why did you hit me? Is this some new way to greet someone?"

"Too late to explain, meow."

She pulled Shark out with one hand and dragged Lee Ki into the classroom with the other.

"Professor, candidate Li Ji has arrived. Although he was late, he didn't do it on purpose, meow."

"That's because he rescued a pineapple-headed cat in shock in the Third Discipline Pipeline."

"That person lost too much salt, so Li Ji poured some mucus into his mouth to wake him up, which is why it took so long, meow."

"Although being late was wrong, he did something heroic. Considering his good character, let's give him another chance, meow!"

Dailulu chattered on and on, eliciting silence from the entire audience.

Everyone looked at her like she was mentally ill.

Oscar Wilde's already furrowed brows furrowed even more deeply.

She turned to the class monitor, who was known for her excellent academic performance and conduct, and said in a rare stern voice, "Li Ji has already passed the make-up exam. Dai Lulu, get out of here and don't disrupt the exam!"

"Meow?"

Dailulu froze, her white cat head stiffly turning to look at Li Ji beside her.

His pointed lips curled up slightly: "I already said it, but you didn't believe me."

Li Ji spread out his four tentacles, twitched his jelly-like body, and jiggled.

(End of this chapter)