Someone Insane Appeared in the Seven Schools Joint Examination! (2)

"This is the most likely case" The grading teacher nodded, "The scores are still higher than those of other students." 

Meanwhile, across the aisle, a male teacher leaned back in his chair, staring blankly at his screen.

He was mesmerized by an essay before him.

The handwriting was strikingly beautiful, resembling silver hooks and iron strokes, neat and elegant.

What made it even more precious was its unique style, not mimicking any known calligrapher.

However, the highlight wasn't the handwriting but the content—the essay was written in classical Chinese, employing ancient phrases with such ease that it didn't seem like a mere display of skill.

While it's common for some to attempt essays in classical Chinese yearly, they often come off as stiff.

This one, however, flowed as if penned by an ancient scholar.

Taking a deep breath, the male teacher awarded a full score of 60.

He knew sleep would elude him tonight.

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