I used Hextech Grinding to become a top student

When the Chinese exam papers were handed out, Chen Mu glanced at the questions and immediately began answering them quickly.

Unlike last time, with his improved memory, Chen Mu's writing skills have greatly improved, and what he writes is exquisite and elegant.

Every single one of them was aiming for high scores. They had memorized hundreds of perfect essays, and Chen Mu knew exactly what kind of style, theme, and subject matter the teachers liked.

He wrote with divine inspiration, finishing the Chinese exam in just one hour, and handed it in and left.

Monthly exams do allow students to hand in their papers early, but almost no one did so in the first few exam rooms. Everyone was afraid of not finishing, so why would they hand in their papers early?

"Who's this amazing person? They finished the test so quickly?"

"Can someone write Chinese characters this fast?"

.....

Many students in the exam room were secretly muttering to themselves, unable to understand such a speed at which they answered the questions.

Some people, out of anxiety, provided Chen Mu with several hundred points of negative emotion value.

"You can make money like this? I'll have to pay all the rolls in advance!" Chen Mu thought.

With nothing else to do after the papers were handed in, the teacher naturally turned to look at Chen Mu's paper.

The teacher remarked, "These handwritings are really ugly."

Then, as I looked at the answer, I was pleasantly surprised.

Well written!

The writing is ornate and the vocabulary is abundant, yet it does not lack genuine emotion, making it a standard high-scoring exam paper.

Wow, this child is probably first in the whole grade in Chinese, but their handwriting is too ugly, so they might lose some points.

Then I glanced at the name: Chen Mu!

I was quite excited at the time. This name had become a household name in the past month, and the fact that he ranked first in three subjects spread throughout the senior year of high school.

As a teacher, I was a little curious, so I inquired about the Chinese score, which was only 110, not considered high.

But if I can get at least 135 this time, then I'll be first in the whole school in four subjects, right?

Moreover, he was the top student in the entire school to hand in his paper early. This kid is terrifyingly powerful!

However, that's not necessarily true. It's said that the math exam this month was extremely difficult, perhaps the kind of difficult where no one in the whole school could score above 130.

I'll proctor the exam this afternoon anyway, so I'll take another look!

The math exam starts this afternoon!

The principal personally supervised the exams. He had already reviewed the exam papers, and the difficulty was indeed beyond the capabilities of ordinary high school students.

However, it's not a big problem. What we need is not how many points the students can get, but to test the limits of the strongest students.

We started by inspecting the exam rooms from the last one forward. There wasn't much to see in the last exam room; most of the students were sleeping on their desks.

Starting from the second to last, we would write our names, guess on the multiple-choice questions, and then take a break.

Then, when we got to the middle exam room, the situation was different.

These people are average students; they can understand and solve the problems.

However, upon seeing today's test paper, his eyes widened in surprise, and he started babbling incoherently.

"What is this?! Could the questions on this month's exam really be this difficult?"

"Holy crap, am I just too bad at this? Why do I find these questions so difficult to understand?"

"My head is so dizzy and hurts so much! I don't know how to do it, I don't know how to do it!"

......

This was to be expected; questions of this level are simply too cruel for average students.

Let's go check out the first three exam venues!

The students here seem to have a bit more ability; they look thoughtful and conflicted, but they can still manage to write a few lines.

Lu Chen, in the second examination room, was already sweating profusely after reviewing the exam paper once.

"What's wrong with this person who gave the question? Are they treating me like I'm nothing?" Lu Chen cursed inwardly.

This is also the sentiment of many students, especially those who are generally excellent students and can get into top-tier universities, as this is the second examination venue.

When faced with these questions, I felt a great headache and found it extremely difficult to begin writing.

Not to mention the rest. Lu Chen scored 128 points in the last math exam, but after just reviewing the questions today, he felt that even 90 points was impossible.

"This is probably going to be the worst math exam in the history of my senior year. Is this teacher testing me like Gauss?" Lu Chen thought to himself, then stole a glance at Chen Mu.

This guy got a perfect score on the last test, so he must be sweating bullets when he encounters a question like this, right?

This isn't a college entrance exam question; it's more like a competition question.

Even a single multiple-choice question requires so many steps to solve that you need scratch paper, let alone the more challenging questions later on—just looking at them is enough to make you explode.

Upon seeing it, he was so startled that he dropped his pen.

Chen Mu was writing furiously, his hand moving as smoothly as if he were writing cursive script, his pen moving rapidly as if nothing on the exam paper could stump him.

How is that possible?

Isn't the difficulty of this question off the charts?

Even the teacher was shocked and stood right next to Chen Mu to watch him write the problem and show him the steps.

The proctor was dumbfounded, thinking to himself, "So many steps can be omitted? You get the answer directly? Your mental arithmetic ability is a bit too exaggerated!"

The principal passed by the entrance and noticed something strange: the proctor wasn't watching the entire exam, but was staring at one student.

He quietly entered the classroom, patted the other person on the shoulder, and gestured for them to properly proctor the exam.

Then he stayed there to watch, and the other person happened to be the one he was observing. This time the difficulty of the questions was greatly increased, just to see where his and Zhang Weiji's limits were.

If you can get high scores on these kinds of exam questions, then even if you don't get a high enough total score to get into Tsinghua or Peking University, you'll still have a chance to participate in special admissions.

The principal hadn't expected Chen Mu to be so fast at solving problems.

He had just finished reading the multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions and roughly estimated that the answers were basically correct when the other person had already turned to the second page.

The principal was stunned. He turned to look at the students behind him, who were still struggling with the multiple-choice questions (abcd).

exaggerate!

The difficulty of these questions is like entering an empty field.

No, are you Zhao Zilong of mathematics?

Why did it end up in this seven-in-seven-out scenario?!

"Wow, so fast!" the principal exclaimed. "We've run into the Akina Mountain racing legend. Are they playing Fast & Furious here?"

Even the major questions on the second page showed absolutely no thought process; they basically just read the questions and started writing.

If the principal hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he would never have believed that someone could be so quick-witted.

It wasn't until the last big question that this unstoppable momentum was broken.

"That makes sense. If you can answer this question instantly, you can get a guaranteed admission to a competition," the principal thought to himself.

It's important to know that this question was modified from the one from 08, and back then, all the students in the province failed the question.

There were three questions in total, and no one could get a perfect score. Those who could answer two questions were the cream of the crop.

However, after thinking for about five minutes, Chen Mu finally had a clear train of thought and picked up his pen to answer.

The principal's relaxed expression just moments before instantly turned into a meme.

Is this for real? This question can actually be solved?

The exam questions that wiped out all the students in the province were useless. Even if you had done similar ones before, it was no use. With a slight modification, the answers would be completely different.

Unless you can completely understand the thought process and methods, but those with that level are basically directly admitted to universities through math competitions, so where can they stay in this county high school?

Basically, all the teachers assume that no one can solve the last question. Now that he is so confident, did he really get it right?