Chapter 1080: Definitely Failed
The students would never have imagined that the three people who were considered to be incompetent in their eyes were currently sitting in a small private room on the second floor of the cafeteria, having a headache over the exams in the next few days.
Sun Weiwei used to rank in the top 10 in the law department, and her best score was 3rd in her grade. There are more than 100 students in the law department, and she feels that it is unlikely that she can enter the top 100 this time. Since she decided to become a manager of an online celebrity team in the future, she no longer focused on her major, but on the "young ladies". She did not take leave as frequently as Liu? and Jiang Chengfeng, but she was only in school for about two days a week.
Especially during this period, she had to edit the behind-the-scenes footage of "Youth Plan" - no one helped her, Tao Zhiyao wished she was busier than her. Sun Weiwei was not good at video editing before, but for the sake of work, she pushed herself to use her potential. The behind-the-scenes videos are more exciting than the last one. Good content is the primary factor, and clever post-editing is also very important.
Even though a behind-the-scenes video is only 10 minutes long, the work behind it is very complicated.
Every week, Sun Weiwei brings two large-capacity hard drives to the crew to get the shooting materials of the TV series from the previous week. The photographer is too busy to help her screen them. The hard drives are connected to the computer and all the contents are copied to her. These materials range from a dozen hours to thirty or forty hours. She has to pick out the interesting and eye-catching parts, edit them appropriately, and condense them into 10 minutes. It is a huge workload. Sun Weiwei works overtime until late at night almost every day, so she has no time to read and study.
She didn’t even work so hard during the college entrance examination!
However, she is in a state of being tired but happy while doing these jobs. Many netizens who originally did not watch "Youth Project" became interested after watching the behind-the-scenes videos and started following the series.
Therefore, "The Little Sisters" and "Youth Project" have a mutually beneficial and win-win relationship. The cooperation between the two parties allows their respective fan groups to cross-integrate, which has an excellent publicity effect on both parties. This is also the main reason why "The Little Sisters" has over 100 million fans.
To prepare for the final exam, Sun Weiwei stopped broadcasting and updating the behind-the-scenes footage this week to concentrate on preparing for the exam. However, she believes that this effort cannot save her grades. "I have no hope for the results of this final exam. I hope I don't fail."
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The fact that Sun Weiwei, who has been a top student since childhood, could say such a thing fully proves that she did very badly in the test this morning.
Liu? also felt that there was a great possibility that she would fail the "Foreign Classical Literature" course she took in the morning. Regardless of why their major required them to study foreign literature, the exam questions for this course were very simple and very subjective. There was only one question on a large paper: "Please write an argumentative essay of no less than 600 words on the excerpt xxxxx from "The Prince" by Italian philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli."
When Liu got the test paper, he was stunned.
Before she started to cram, she didn't even know who this foreign philosopher with a long list of names was. Fortunately, Liang Shengnan's notes mentioned this person and his works, and there were also corresponding analysis of the works. Liu memorized them all. The problem is that what she memorized was completely unrelated to the question itself. The question setter didn't want students to cram for answers. To answer this question correctly, you must have read "The Prince".
Obviously, Liu? hadn't read a single word. During the one-hour exam, she spent fifty minutes staring at the test paper in a daze, looking up from time to time to see what the students around her were doing, with a blank look in her eyes. The invigilator walked past her many times and looked at her blank test paper many times.
The invigilators were all worried about her. Other students who wrote quickly handed in their papers early, while those who wrote slowly also wrote profusely, filling up the entire paper. Only Liu? was an exception.
With five minutes left before the end of the exam, only Liu? and two invigilators were left in the examination room. One of the teachers hinted to her, "Just write a paragraph or two and you'll get some points." If she didn't write a single word, she would definitely get zero points!
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