Sometimes, once you've done something, you have to have the courage to accept the consequences.

Fortunately, the person who ran into this was Su Ya, who is inherently very strong. There's nothing to fear. For her, when problems arise, they must be solved.

However, if this time the person is mentally weak and has a poor ability to cope, such cyberbullying can quickly ruin a person, or even ruin their life.

Such things actually happen every day in every corner of China.

It's just that sometimes we don't see it, and we don't care.

In fact, there are many similar reports online.

However, those who lack connections and funds can only seek help on Weibo. To generate buzz, either the person needs to be very popular, or they need to pay marketing accounts to expose them. But that price is quite high.

The truth behind things that are posted online but not exposed is often covered up. Maybe a few people will speak up at first, but as time goes on, no one will mention it anymore.

Some students simply couldn't withstand the online bullying and chose to end their lives at a young age, leaving this world. Only after their death could people truly understand the harm they had suffered—what a painful realization that is.

Therefore, Su Ya did not feel that there was anything wrong with exposing Wu Qian online.

She also wanted to take this opportunity to let people know what the consequences of online harassment would be.

Moreover, you must know that before doing something, you should consider the possibility of failure, or rather, the certainty of failure.

It can only be said that Wu Qian is too weak; her ability to withstand pressure is practically zero. She couldn't even handle such a small thing.

Su Ya was unaware that Wu Qian's actions were partly due to Yan Jingqing's protection of her. Yan Jingqing was someone Wu Qian secretly admired; it would be strange if she weren't angry that the person she loved spoke up for another woman. That's why she got caught up in her jealousy.

Borrowing from this.

As a student in the math Olympiad class, Su Ya felt it was her responsibility to help all her classmates make progress together.

In her view, at least being able to withstand pressure was the first step, and besides, she didn't want a group of classmates who would hold her back. She backed down before even starting the official competition.

So Su Ya went to Mr. Chi and explained the importance of the matter to him, stating without hesitation that the biggest problem in the math Olympiad class was the students' overall poor resilience under pressure. She had only submitted one exam paper early, yet it had such a huge ripple effect. This monthly exam affected not only Wu Qian, but several other students as well, causing them to underperform.

Despite not attending classes, Su Ya had still conducted a detailed analysis of her future teammates.

How can a group of people like this represent China in the International Mathematical Olympiad?

They're already in complete disarray before they even take the field. A total defeat.

After listening to Su Ya's words, Mr. Chi also felt that what she said made sense.

At the same time, I am also pleased that Su Ya cares about the group; otherwise, she would not have put forward her ideas.

As teachers of Olympiad math classes, they never imagined that in addition to good academic performance, students also needed to have strong resilience.

International competitions are far from gentle; you might be framed before you even get to the field. These things happen far too often. And the other side does it very discreetly, leaving you with absolutely no evidence and forcing you to suffer in silence.

However, the overall coping ability of this year's math Olympiad class is indeed poor. This problem isn't unique to the math Olympiad class at Kyoto No. 1 High School; it's probably present throughout China. These students are inherently arrogant.

After thinking for a while, Mr. Chi decided to have some exchanges with other schools and hold a few internal competitions. Moreover, he stipulated that everyone could use any means necessary to win.

Let these math olympiad students know that there are always people better than you, and that there's always someone higher up the mountain.

The students in the math Olympiad class were unaware that they were about to face a brutal competition and extreme challenges.

The winter break for math Olympiad classes is very short, only half a month, so this is the perfect time for friendly competitions between schools.

Under Mr. Chi's guidance, the process for this matter quickly began.

However, it is currently in the confidential stage.

At this moment, these gifted students in the math Olympiad class have no idea that they are about to face a bleak future.

However, these things have nothing to do with Suya anymore.

She only has to take the monthly exams; she doesn't need to take any other exams.

Moreover, she has already proven with her results that she can do very well in math olympiad training classes.

Tomorrow is the day Lu Yichen will take his physics exam.

Mr. He has already sent the exam schedule to Su Ya today.

She also forwarded it to Lu Yichen.

Tomorrow is also the day when Madam Ye will receive the Ling Shu Nine Acupuncture.

The afternoon passed quickly, and school was about to end.

As soon as the bell rang to signal the end of get out of class, Su Ya stood up, walked behind Lu Yichen, patted him on the shoulder, and said, "Do your best on the exam tomorrow."

Lu Yichen replied, "Sister Ya, don't worry."

Su Ya took out a black bag from her desk drawer, slung it over her shoulder, and left the classroom.

Tomorrow we'll be giving Old Madam Ye acupuncture. Old Madam Ye is quite old, and her physical functions differ from Su's mother's. Just in case, we need to prepare some pills in advance today. These pills are similar in effect to "You Yi Chun," which is why Su Ya didn't do it in front of Ye Qin Chuan last time.

She needs to use this time today to prepare quickly. She needs it tomorrow.

The medicinal herbs that Jian Yao was asked to buy from Tongxintang last time have already been delivered to the pharmaceutical factory in the suburbs.

This includes what Suya needs.

When we arrived at the school gate, the taxi was already waiting.

Suya found the car and got in. She told the driver to go to the pharmaceutical factory in the suburbs. The address had already been filled in when she booked the ride.

The taxi driver was puzzled; it was so late, and it seemed too unsafe for a girl to be driving into the suburbs alone. He considered asking her out, but then he remembered he could earn 500 yuan on this trip. It would be a shame to turn down the girl.

On the way, Su Ya told her father that she wouldn't be going home that night and would be staying at her maternal grandmother's place.

Su's father had no suspicions.

She was instructed to take good care of her maternal grandmother.

Suya hung up the phone.

There weren't many cars on the road to the suburbs, and the driver drove fast and steadily.

Two hours later, we arrived at the pharmaceutical factory in the suburbs.

The driver dropped the girl off at the gate and then turned around and drove away. He had to get back in time.

Su Ya swiped her card at the entrance of the pharmaceutical factory to enter.

This card was sent to her by Jian Yao a few days ago.

Walking through the gate, you can clearly see the great changes in the pharmaceutical factory. Everything is now in good order, and all the workshops are operating normally.

Suya strolled all the way to the storeroom where the medicinal herbs were kept.

It is now under the supervision of designated personnel.

The person in charge of the medicinal herb warehouse saw that it was a girl, and according to the pharmaceutical factory's procedures, she needed to show her identification card.

Su Ya took out an identity tag, only the size of a thumb, which was a sensor device.