Chapter 6 is also very bad
Zhang Yang was still watching Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, and he never expected that Teacher Liu would ask him to recite.
I had no choice but to stand up. As the tallest person in the class, I stood in the corner by the window in the last row.
Zhang Yang has a pair of standard peach blossom eyes. At this age when most people have not yet grown up and formed their own shape, he is already different from others.
Although everyone's goal is the high school entrance examination, there are always girls who keep their eyes on Zhang Yang.
Because from his height to his face, this person seems to have no flaws at all. Of course, academic performance does not count.
So whenever Zhang Yang was mentioned, everyone felt a little sorry for him, even the teacher. This kid came from a well-off family and looked decent, but he just didn't study hard.
His older brother, Zhang Mao, had graduated with top marks from Cotton Mill Middle School and even topped the city's high school entrance exam. So everyone pinned their hopes on Zhang Yang, believing the second oldest son of the Zhang family could achieve even greater success. Who knew, however, that he would repeat a grade in elementary school and only manage to get into junior high after some dragging and dragging. His grades weren't bad, they were just terrible!
What a waste of that face.
It was such a pity that I kept thinking about this guy until the third year of junior high school. I wondered if he would come to his senses for once. But no, his grades were the same as his seat.
Teacher Liu rarely called Zhang Yang's name. After all, he couldn't answer the question, and he didn't want his blood pressure to rise.
Liu Yuan looked at Zhang Yang and signaled him to start reciting.
Zhang Yang touched his short hair and cleared his throat.
Yuan Dabao was in no mood to laugh at the joke at the moment, because it would be his turn soon.
So I tried my best to read the last two paragraphs and cram for the exam.
The classmate sitting in front of Zhang Yang had already sat sideways, turned to the page of "The Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital" in his Chinese textbook, pulled it to the bottom of the desk, and turned to look at Zhang Yang, indicating that he should read while looking at him.
Unexpectedly, Zhang Yang didn't bow his head. Instead, he faced the podium and began to recite as he watched Teacher Liu: "The late emperor died before he could even begin to build his career. Today, the world is divided into three parts, and Yizhou is exhausted..."
I quickly memorized the first two paragraphs without making a single mistake.
Liu Yuan looked at Zhang Yang with great surprise. "Very good! You recited very well. I commend you, Zhang Yang. Please take a seat. Next two paragraphs, Yuan Dabao."
Zhang Yang sat down immediately without being servile or overbearing.
Yuan Dabao never expected that Zhang Yang could recite the first two paragraphs of the "Memorial to the Emperor" so smoothly. He was still thinking about how to get away with it when he saw Zhang Yang had sat down and was looking up at him.
Yuan Dabao's face flushed red. He stood up and stammered to the teacher, "Teacher, I, I haven't memorized that yet."
"Recite as much as you can." Teacher Liu was obviously excited about Zhang Yang's special performance. She encouraged everyone from the podium: "Students, you saw how fluently Zhang Yang just recited it. I believe that everyone in our class can recite it well. Yuan Dabao, you can try to recite it. It's okay. Recite as much as you can."
Yuan Dabao could only bite the bullet and open his mouth: "Minister, Minister Guo Youzhi..."
It wasn't until Yuan Dabao began reciting that the teacher realized he wasn't completely clueless, and that expecting him to memorize as much as he could was excessive. It wasn't that this student wasn't familiar with the text; he could barely recite it. He was supposed to be learning the first sentence on the fly, reciting it completely. But after that, he stumbled and stammered throughout, making it difficult to understand what he was reciting, trying to get by.
He had stopped reading Zhang Yang's novel and was now folding his arms, watching Yuan Dabao make a fool of himself with great interest.
He turned his head to the right, looked at Yuan Dabao and smiled. When his eyes moved downward, he inadvertently saw the transfer student, Xin Tianyi.
If Yuan Dabao's face was as red as pig liver due to nervousness and shame at this moment, then the new classmate was no less embarrassed.
My ears are red!
And her red plaid jacket stands out among the blue and white school uniforms...
New student Xin Tianyi never imagined that the first question the teacher asked him after his rebirth would be to recite "The Treatise on the Imperial Academy".
Xin Tianyi's liberal arts grades were quite good throughout her schooling. However, since leaving school, she hadn't been exposed to classical Chinese poetry. She still had some recollections of simple poems, like "Geese, geese, geese, their necks curved to the sky," and "Looking two or three miles, four or five smoke-filled villages"... She struggled with long passages of classical Chinese. When the teacher told her to recite them like a train, she would burst into tears.
She could only barely memorize the first paragraph!
Plus the last sentence of the whole article!
Xin Tianyi tried hard to memorize the text at a glance, but his brain seemed to have stopped working.
I can only recite the first sentence.
Now I can only ask Yuan Dabao to buy her more time.
…
"Okay, Yuan Dabao, you can only recite the first sentence of these two paragraphs. You can only memorize a few words in the rest of the passage with reminders. This won't do. You should learn from your deskmate. Look at Zhang Yang, he recites so fluently. The high school entrance exam is coming up soon..." Teacher Liu earnestly exhorted Yuan Dabao from the podium. Finally, feeling that she had been too indulgent with her students, she said to Yuan Dabao, "Now, I'll punish you by making you copy the passage five times. Five times. Give it to me before school ends this afternoon, and then memorize the entire passage in front of me."
Teacher Liu sighed deeply. "Who should recite the last two paragraphs? Yes, Xin Tianyi."
Xin Tianyi could only stand up.
Teacher Liu looked at her encouragingly and said, "It's okay, just memorize it. Although this is a new school, you should have memorized these texts in your school."
Xin Tianyi looked at his teacher helplessly and stumbled over his words as he began to recite: "To be close to virtuous ministers and to stay away from villains is the reason why the early Han Dynasty prospered. To be close to villains and to stay away from virtuous ministers is the reason why the later Han Dynasty declined."
"Very good." Teacher Liu nodded in praise, "Keep going."
Xin Tianyi was about to cry. She had just started cramming and had only managed the first sentence!
Teacher Liu looked at Xin Tianyi's expression and said after a long while, "No more?"
Xin Tianyi could only admit: "I'm sorry, teacher."
Teacher Liu was overwhelmed. It was such an important text, but he called on three students and none of them could recite it!
She really couldn't bear the blow, so she looked around and finally set her sights on Wei Ran.
"Wei Ran, stand up and recite it again."
Teacher Liu felt that if she continued to recite at this pace, her blood pressure would get out of control again. She quickly found a reassurance to keep herself alive.
Wei Ran was sitting in the third row of the class. When he heard the teacher call his name, he stood up and began to recite the "The Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital".
All the students in the class focused their attention on Wei Ran.
His voice was clear, neither too high nor too low, and he recited with ease.
Teacher Liu's blood pressure did not return to normal until Wei Ran finished reciting without any mistakes.
She was very pleased to signal Wei Ran to sit down, and then she found that there was another person standing behind him.
She forgot to let Xin Tianyi sit down.
He waved his hand gently to Xin Tianyi, indicating that she should sit down as well.
"Everyone must study diligently. The high school entrance exam is coming up in the blink of an eye. The "Chu Shi Biao" is the most important of the key points. Don't make any mistakes in reciting it. Students who haven't memorized it yet must finish reciting it today. I will call on students again in class tomorrow. Okay, let's begin class."
…
Until school was over at noon, Xin Tianyi was completely confused.
Reborn in this life, she only thought about what she needed to do, and her goal was in her heart. However, she forgot that rebirth was the only certainty in this life, and everything else was a variable.
For example, she had almost forgotten all her junior high school courses.
For example, in her previous life, she had never been able to learn math, physics, and chemistry. When she lived again, she saw that the textbooks were still full of symbols. They didn't know each other.
If this continues, she will not be able to get into high school, and will not be able to participate in the study and life of the three of them, let alone prevent the tragedy from happening later.
I really can’t take care of myself!
Why didn’t her rebirth give her a top student’s brain, like Wei Ran’s?
Wouldn't it be awesome to be reborn as a max-level boss?!
Xin Tianyi went home with his schoolbag on his back, with the "The Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital" and mathematical equations still running through his mind.
After leaving the cotton mill middle school, everyone flocked to the cotton mill living area.
Because there were so many workers, the living quarters were divided into three. Students went to all the living quarters, and Xin Tianyi, Zhang Yang and others lived in Quarter Three.
Yuan Dabao kicked the stones on the road and asked Zhang Yang dissatisfiedly: "Brother, you are going too far!"
Zhang Yang raised an eyebrow and looked at him, "What?"
"When did you memorize the "Chu Shi Biao" (The Memorial to the Emperor on Departing from the Capital)? You were asleep during morning reading, and you were reading "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" during class. Let me ask you, when did you memorize the "Chu Shi Biao" (The Memorial to the Emperor on Departing from the Capital) so fluently?!"
"I didn't recite it, but Wei Ran did," Zhang Yang said. "We were at Wei Ran's house last night, and he was reciting this the whole time."
"What?" Yuan Dabao thought he had misheard. "We were watching TV while Wei Ran was reciting a text next to us?"
"Yeah," Zhang Yang said, "He just sat next to me and kept reciting. I almost vomited just listening to him."
"So what you're saying is, he was reciting it next to you, and you and I were watching TV, and you just followed along and recited it? What are you bragging about, brother? We all know each other!" Yuan Dabao immediately retorted, and he pulled Wei Ran to his side: "Wei Ran, tell me, why would he pretend to be a child prodigy anywhere else but in front of us? Please judge for yourself!"
Wei Ran looked at the two of them with a smile. Among the three of them, Wei Ran was the youngest, but he had always been the one who judged the situation.
"I do believe what Zhang Yang said. He's quite smart. Maybe he really is a child prodigy or a genius."
"Come on," Yuan Dabao said with a frown, "then you might as well say I'm a genius."
"Alright, alright, I'll be honest. I was reading from the book in front of me. Is that all right?" Zhang Yang said impatiently, "Let's go. I'm starving."
"Look, look!" Yuan Dabao finally calmed down and pointed at Zhang Yang, saying, "Well, what did I say? By the way, whether you're going home or not, why not come to my house for dinner?"
"No, I have to go home," Zhang Yang said. "I didn't go home last night, and if I don't go home today, I'll stir up my mom's anger all over again. And my dad won't be home at noon, so I better hurry home while he's away. That way I can avoid the mixed doubles match."
"Speaking of this," Yuan Dabao said, "I didn't expect our new classmate to be such a loser. I can't recite it, and neither can she. Hahaha, I was really annoyed at first, but when I saw her reciting the text next to me, only knowing the first sentence and not a single word after that, I felt relieved. What a loser, hahaha, so loser!"
Xin Tianyi was walking behind, and these last few words were poured into his ears.
What a dish! Too dishy!
Xin Tianyi thought to herself, she hadn't really offended this person. He ignored her when she borrowed her class schedule, and now he's talking about her behind her back. After all these past lives, Yuan Dabao is still the one who's always teasing her. Thinking of this, Xin Tianyi wanted to retaliate against Yuan Dabao's mistreatment of her in her past life. As she quickly walked past the three of them, Xin Tianyi looked at Yuan Dabao specifically, "Classmate, I want to ask you something."
Yuan Dabao was overheard talking about people behind their backs. Embarrassed, he could only stop and ask, "What's the matter?"
"Do I need to copy the "The Memorial to the Emperor on Leaving the Capital" five times?" Xin Tianyi asked "innocently".
"Ah? You ask me? How would I know?" Yuan Dabao said immediately.
"Because among all the students in the class, the teacher only punished you by making you copy the text five times, so..." Xin Tianyi smiled and continued, "That's fine, thank you."
After Xin Tianyi finished speaking, he strode away.
Yuan Dabao stood there, stunned for a moment, before suddenly reacting.
He pointed at Xin Tianyi's back with a look of grievance and asked Zhang Yang and Wei Ran, "Did she do this on purpose? Did she do this on purpose?!"
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