When intelligence is on the same level, the only thing that can decide the outcome often lies in these seemingly insignificant, minute details.
Xie Feng finished speaking, and the entire class fell silent.
Some had been unconvinced before, but now they were speechless.
Everyone here was smart—Xie Feng didn't need to say everything outright; they already understood in their hearts.
Perhaps what determines success or failure isn't just the details.
Most of them had been "other people's children" praised by neighbors since childhood—exceptionally gifted, never giving their parents reason to worry about their studies, and thus carrying a subtle sense of pride in their personalities.
But now they were in this class, surrounded by the brightest students from across the country. Perhaps what was once the "head of the chicken" now felt like the "tail of the phoenix," and the psychological gap was hard to accept all at once.
