Chapter 149: Only Full Marks and Not Full Marks

Seeing this, Xu Ciye’s tight, rigid body finally relaxed.

He collapsed onto the sofa behind him, completely drained, and took a deep breath.

This first question was way too fucking刺激, his soul had almost been scared right out of his body by the little girl!

The little loli gripped her pencil, tilted her small head, her big dark eyes clear and shiny as they blinked at him in confusion, her soft milky voice sounding a bit tangled:

"Uncle... did Li Li get it wrong?"

But that’s exactly what Daddy is called. She’d read the novel many times before, she could definitely recognize Daddy’s name.

Yet her uncle’s expression and movements made the little girl a bit unsure again—could it be that Daddy had changed his name and wasn’t called Lu Junhan anymore?

"No, of course not,"

Xu Ciye was terrified she’d change the answer. His back didn’t ache, his legs didn’t hurt anymore, and his whole body was suddenly full of energy as he hurriedly stood up from the sofa.

If he could, Xu Ciye honestly wanted to give the little girl a huge hug to thank her for going easy on him. He stuck up his thumb, face full of praise,

"Not a single thing wrong, sweetheart, you did an amazing job! Uncle’s really proud of you!"

The little girl instantly burst with joy, her smile beaming, revealing a neat little row of white glutinous-rice-teeth. She said excitedly:

"Thank you, Uncle. Uncle, you’re awesome too!"

At this rate of mutual business-flattering, anyone who didn’t know better would think the little girl had already finished the entire test paper and gotten a perfect score!

Standing to the side, Lu Junhan glanced over at them coldly, gave a light, mocking snort with his thin lips, and said, indifferent, "What are you chatting for? Hurry up and do your work."

Lu Li: "..."

Hmph, Daddy is definitely jealous that Uncle praised her and didn’t praise him!

Daddy is a big dummy!

With that thought, the little loli obediently sat back down, picked up her pencil, and started doing the questions again.

Song Qingwan had already called another psychologist earlier. Seeing that the little girl got the first question right, she let out a sigh of relief and told the doctor on the other end to wait a bit.

She never hung up, clearly still observing.

The old man, who had been silent before, also let out a breath.

He gave a heavy cough, waved his hand to the side for a servant to bring him a cup of hot tea. As he drank, his old yet sharp eyes stayed fixed on the little girl working on the test.

Just like that, the little girl lay on the table all by herself, head down, diligently working through the test paper.

And around her, Lu Junhan, Song Qingwan, the old man, Xu Ciye, plus the two servants sneaking glances from the side—

A total of six pairs of eyes!

All staring straight at her.

The pressure was honestly even worse than having a proctor’s eyes glued to you for the whole exam!

But the little girl practically seemed not to notice at all. Her soft, fair cheeks puffed up slightly, her round big eyes swept over the questions, and before long, her small hand moved and drew a neat, dainty little check mark.

Chinese was basically just recognizing characters. Back in the Heavenly Realm, in order to understand human novels, Little Lu Li had spent quite a lot of time learning characters.

So, the Chinese subject really wasn’t hard for her.

Song Qingwan also hung up the call with the other psychologist quite early.

Obviously, after watching all the way through, this Chinese test rekindled her hope.

In the end, out of a total score of 100, the little girl got 86.

Unfortunately, under the old man’s iron-blooded education style—

For Song Qingwan, Lu Junhan, and even Lu Junhan’s younger sister Lu Anran, who had been frail and sickly since childhood and rarely seen in public—there was only ever "full marks" and "not full marks" when it came to exams!