My girlfriend was reborn.

Chapter 43 Zhou Heming, he's unbalanced in his studies.
On Saturday, Ding Kai, the homeroom teacher of Class 7, Grade 12, got up early and came to the office.

When I arrived around 8 a.m., the lights in the teachers' office building were all on.

The teachers are grading the papers as quickly as possible, hoping to get the results by Monday.

The teachers in different groups at Jiangcheng Middle School have completely different styles, and there are also differences between each grade.

For example, when Ding Kai passed by the math group's office, he heard wails coming from inside.

"I've explained sum-to-product conversion so many times, how come I still can't remember how to use it!"

"I've emphasized the point about considering two solutions to trigonometry problems more than a dozen times. Are people who only write one answer completely brainless?"

"You can't do the problem, and you don't even know how to write the formula? You're not even willing to take the points that are free!"

The math team members all spoke with a tone of disappointment and frustration, as if they weren't grading papers but fighting some indescribable monster.

The English department was much quieter. Three-quarters of the office was filled with female teachers. While grading papers on their computers, they could even make plans to go shopping the next day.

Ding Kai joined the Chinese language group.

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The atmosphere in the Chinese language group was a bit strange.

The teachers weren't grading papers; instead, they were gathered around one teacher's computer, chattering away.

"what happened?"

When Ding Kai entered the office, he found that they were gathered around Ms. Cai, the teacher who taught Class 1 and Class 5, a woman in her forties.

"Old Ding, you've come at the right time. Take a look at this essay. Old Cheng gave it a perfect score. It should be the only perfect score this time."

Teacher Shi, who teaches Class 2 and Class 8, is about the same age as Ding Kai. He clamored for Ding Kai to come to the computer.

"Perfect score? Teacher Cheng has already finished grading the essays???"

It's only been one night?

No wonder he's the head of the Chinese language group, he's really damn good at it!

According to the rules, to get full marks on an essay, you not only need to write a reason, but also have it confirmed by two teachers. And this is just a monthly exam; the requirements are even stricter during the college entrance exam.

The same applies to a score of zero.

Therefore, many teachers who grade essays, in order to save time, do not easily give full marks or zero marks, but give a score that is about the same. After all, good students will not miss this point in the monthly exam, and poor students will not rely on the few tens of points in the essay.

Cheng Lingjun, the head of the Chinese language group, gave it a perfect score, and was the only one to achieve this in this monthly exam, so the essay must have something special about it.

However, when Ding Kai saw the title of the essay, he instinctively cursed.

"I Have Five Mothers? What the heck is that?"

Ding Kai wondered if the student who wrote this essay had lost their mind from watching too many short videos, how could they come up with such a title? But when he saw the text, he couldn't bring himself to curse.

Others may not know, but doesn't he?

This is the handwriting of his beloved student, Zhou Heming!
After being assigned to different classes for two years, he could still recognize the handwriting even when it turned to ashes.

"how?"

Seeing Ding Kai fall silent, Teacher Shi casually asked a question.

Ding Kai didn't answer, but instead began to read the essay carefully.

He quickly understood why Cheng Lingjun had given him a perfect score.

The handwriting is clear, the emotions are sincere, the language is simple and unadorned, and it is relevant to the topic. Moreover, it is an essay written in a 150-minute exam.

Moreover, Ding Kai himself would definitely give this essay a perfect score, given the subject matter.

Otherwise, if he gets up in the middle of the night, he'll slap himself and say, "I deserve to die!"

It must be said that there are indeed some opportunistic methods in essay writing, especially for topics involving family members. As a result, some people on the internet jokingly say that many high school students experience the death of a family member every time they take an exam.

Of course, being able to write about this kind of parting in a relevant and relevant way is itself a skill.

"This essay is really good. I haven't seen this type of article in a long time. It's clear and easy to read."

Teacher Shi looked at the composition again and sighed.

"I don't know which student wrote it."

Ding Kai's expression immediately lit up, but he knew the importance of keeping a low profile and didn't immediately make a fuss.

"I guess it's from the honors class. Students in regular classes would have a hard time writing something like this."

Teacher Zhang, who was watching from the sidelines, guessed that he had only started teaching this year's graduating class and was not yet very familiar with the students.

"Could it be Cheng Shuangjiang? She didn't miss the exam this time, did she?"

“Cheng Shuangjiang’s parents died a long time ago; she is not a storyteller.”

Sitting in front of the computer, Teacher Cai denied this answer.

"Jiang Rui, who is in the top liberal arts class, has good grades in Chinese and is preparing to take the entrance exam for Ningjiang University."

Later, while grading papers, Teacher Dai, who wasn't looking at the computer, casually asked, "Jiang Rui scored 623 points in the last monthly exam and had mentioned a long time ago that he wanted to participate in the targeted exam for drama, film and television literature. He's basically guaranteed a recommendation spot."

What Zhou Heming wants to fight for is the other spot.

"That's not like him."

Teacher Shi glanced at the handwriting on the essay again, then suddenly looked at Ding Kai, who had been silent beside him.

"Old Ding, isn't there a student in your Class 7 who's really good at Chinese, named Zhou?"

“Zhou Heming, he’s unbalanced in his studies! I’ve told him so many times, but he still hasn’t changed.”

Ding Kai's smile was barely contained; he was still pretending.

"This essay is by Zhou Heming? Indeed, it's very similar to his family situation."

Teacher Cai taught Zhou Heming when he was in the first year of high school. He was already a promising student then. However, Teacher Cai later taught the humanities class, and Zhou Heming chose science, which really made her feel regretful.

She naturally knew about Zhou Heming's family situation, and after Teacher Shi and Ding Kai mentioned it, she suddenly remembered.

"Wow, Lao Ding, that's awesome! How did you teach that? There aren't many essays that can get a perfect score from Teacher Cheng!"

Teacher Shi patted Ding Kai on the shoulder with a sense of pride.

"He is very quick to understand, so I just gave him some pointers."

Ding Kai laughed shamelessly.

"Zhou Heming is indeed quite capable, but his other subjects are too poor. Otherwise, he could have tried to get a recommendation spot from Ningjiang University."

Based on her impression of him from his first year of high school, Ms. Cai felt somewhat regretful.

She still harbored resentment towards Zhou Heming for choosing science.

"Is that the one who had a puppy love with Cheng Shuangjiang?"

Teacher Zhang may not know much else, but he knows a great deal about this kind of gossip.

"Oh yeah, how did Cheng Shuangjiang come to fall for him?"

Teacher Shi also became curious and glanced at Ding Kai.

Although Jiangcheng Middle School does not crack down on early relationships, the fact that the top student in the grade is dating naturally attracts a lot of attention from the teachers. However, after Cheng Lingjun spent more than an hour in the principal's office that morning, the teaching affairs office did not mention the matter again.

Considering that Cheng Lingjun is Cheng Shuangjiang's uncle, his actions of not breaking up the young couple but instead helping them really piqued the teachers' interest in Zhou Heming.

After all, this means that Cheng Lingjun thinks highly of this boy.

However, the teachers' gossip and chatter soon came to an abrupt end as Cheng Lingjun walked into the office.

"Teacher Cheng, this essay is indeed excellent and worth studying!"

Teacher Zhang immediately went over to her.

"This kind of writing is impossible."

Unexpectedly, Cheng Lingjun's words left Teacher Zhang speechless.

Before anyone could respond, he immediately spoke again.

"Dear teachers, let's work hard and try to grade the papers today and tally the scores tomorrow."

Cheng Lingjun is the head of the senior three Chinese language group, which is roughly equivalent to a junior leader for these teachers.

"Oh!"

Ding Kai responded and immediately sat down in front of the computer. To be honest, he was also very curious. Although this paper was most likely written by Zhou Heming, there was always a chance of change before the answers were made public.

just
He looked at Cheng Lingjun.

"Teacher Cheng seems a little anxious today?"

*
Sunday afternoon.

In the teachers' office building, most of the senior high school teachers had already finished grading the papers and gone home, and the score entry work had also been completed. Therefore, those who remained in the grade director's office were the homeroom teachers of each class.

"The results and rankings for this exam are out. According to the cutoff score, the first-tier university admission line is 507 points. Here are the report cards for each class."

The grade director, Ms. Liu, distributed the grades, and each homeroom teacher took them and quickly began to browse through them. As they looked, Ms. Liu was still talking animatedly.

"Thirty-nine of the top fifty students in the key class are from this class, an improvement of two from last time. Moreover, the top student in the grade is back. The results are excellent."

Jiangcheng uses the national exam, and the combined science scores vary widely. Physics has a maximum score of 120, Chemistry 108, and Biology only 72. Therefore, homeroom teachers are used to looking at the total combined science score.

Cheng Lingjun, the homeroom teacher of the honors class, received the form and glanced at the first row.

A familiar name came into view.

Cheng Shuangjiang scored 145 in Chinese, 148 in English, 150 in Mathematics, and 296 in Science (including 120 in Physics, 104 in Chemistry, and 72 in Biology).

Total score, 739 points.

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