Jiang Qu, who heard this news, sat in place for half a day unable to recover.
Her scores from the last selection exam barely met the undergraduate line; if English scores were counted as full marks, all the scoring lines would be recalculated. Her results would then float around the level of a technical college.
Almost everyone in the class was unable to get into a university.
Many people were crying in English class; the English teacher was also helpless. She didn't expect that English, once considered a minor subject, would suddenly become as important as physics and chemistry.
Some people in the class were fine, they didn't give up on those thirty points, listened in class, did their homework, memorized words, and now they were grateful their efforts hadn't been in vain.
