The dorm mates took Yue Qingqing's report card and passed it around one by one.

Pan Muling: "This is impossible. Qingqing's score in this class definitely couldn't be this low; we've compared answers after class."

Mi Shu: "Something's not right; it's impossible for all these classes to suddenly drop like this, severely pulling down the overall GPA."

Lu Zhu glanced at it last, getting straight to the point.

"There's something fishy."

This was not just a matter of trusting Yue Qingqing's grades; it was also an intuitive feeling from looking at the score sheet.

Even if scores in each class declined, they couldn't possibly decline this evenly.

Thinking about Yue Qingqing's tireless efforts during this period, everyone was silent for a moment.

The efforts put in not only didn't yield results but actually regressed compared to last semester. Is this normal?

By comparison, Yue Qingqing showed no particular expression and just said plainly,

"I'm going to check the exam scores."

At Minghua University, if you feel there is something wrong with your score after exams, you can request a review.

Usually, those who do this are students who barely missed passing, getting a 58 or 59.

These students hope to find a few more points to reach the passing line.

But generally, it's just mental comfort, allowing themselves to die with certainty.

Most teachers are empathetic, and they usually let those at the passing threshold pass.

Going to check only reveals that their actual score is much lower than anticipated, leaving them to wait for a retake.

Of course, there are a lucky few who truly recover lost points, thus avoiding failing the class.

But Yue Qingqing's situation was different.

Lu Zhu knew her; Yue Qingqing rarely does anything she's not confident in.

The fact that she asked for a review surely means she truly believes the scores are incorrect.

Yue Qingqing quickly submitted an application through her counselor, Wang Liang.

However, nearly all the teachers gave the same answer.

"What scores to check? I remember Yue Qingqing's scores were full marks."

"She got the highest score; why check the scores?"

"You can check, but there's no need. Is it just because of that one point in procedure?"

The feedback Wang Liang got from the subject teachers left everyone shocked.

All four dorm mates came to the counselor's office, and even Wang Liang looked puzzled.

"I thought it was strange too, so I specifically went to the academic affairs office to check. Your exam scores are basically full or near full marks."

Mi Shu couldn't help but interject, placing Yue Qingqing's report card on the desk.

"That's impossible; look at this score, is it full marks?"

Wang Liang pressed his hand on the table, signaling everyone to calm down.

"Yes, the exam scores are indeed full marks, but the regular scores are very low; one subject even has regular scores of 0. If it weren't for the high exam scores, you'd even risk failing."

This time, even Lu Zhu couldn't stand it.

"I don't know about the other subjects, but for the major courses, we all attended together. Qingqing was never late or left early, never missed a class, and always answered questions without fail."

Pan Muling agreed: "Qingqing's regular scores definitely couldn't be anything but full marks. She organized our final review materials, and almost the entire grade photocopied that set."

Wang Liang scratched his head, in a dilemma.

"If the exam scores were wrong, I would definitely try to retrieve them for you, but regular scores are inherently subjective."

Yue Qingqing calmly responded: "Even if they are subjective, there should be a standard. If my regular score is 0, then I'd like to know who got full marks?"

Wang Liang flipped through the department's GPA rankings and pointed to the top name.

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