In the blink of an eye, Ye Zhou saw his mother smiling and welcoming him in.

"Old Zhou, what are you doing here? Old Wang finally agreed to give me a few days off."

Liu Tian was on high alert, as if facing a formidable enemy.

As expected, Ye Zhou took several books out of his bag and patted them.

"Old Wang personally instructed me to give you a good crash course in your studies."

"Huh? It can't be that bad. I only took four days off. Even if it's the college entrance exam, people should be able to relax a bit."

Ye Zhou chuckled, "I see you're pretty relaxed."

With the TV turned off, Liu Tian's fun was completely gone.

"Old Zhou, you should study hard, you might still get into Tsinghua or Peking University. As for me, I'm hopeless in just over half a month, not even a god can save me."

Isn't that a coincidence?

Ye Zhou is truly a god!

He's someone who's taken the college entrance exam once; it's a once-in-a-lifetime exam for him.

He had dreamed of that scene countless times in the dark corners of his life.

He even remembers clearly which multiple-choice questions he deliberately marked wrong and which options he filled in incorrectly.

Countless times, that voice inside me roared, "Don't control the score! Don't control the score!"

You're not just changing exam papers, you're changing the fates of many people!

But things didn't go as planned, and Ye Zhou in the dream repeated the same mistakes.

Saying too much will only lead to regret.

Ye Zhou moved a plastic stool and sat down.

"How will you know if you don't try? If you study now, you might get a few extra points later and be able to go to university. I'll tutor you here for the next few days."

Although Liu Tian complained, he was actually quite touched.

After all, everyone is busy doing practice questions in the lead-up to the college entrance exam, hoping to score a few more points.

Ye Zhou actually spared his precious time, which was meant for self-improvement, to teach this academically challenged student.

Liu Tian had no choice but to put down the potato chips in his hand.

Ye Zhou flipped through Liu Tian's textbook and couldn't help but complain.

"Your textbook is cleaner than your face."

Liu Tian: "There's nothing I can do, people are just so clean, hehe."

Ye Zhou: "...I really didn't praise you."