Dear Commander-in-Chief

The teacher from the admissions office looked at the information on Gu Qiqi and the class monitor.

These cold words sent them away. “No changing.”

“Why? Students were able to make changes a few years ago…” Yang Xiaolan muttered.

“Hmph! That was in the past! I won’t change them all this year.”

“But I heard that a classmate changed his area of study this morning.”

“From this afternoon onwards, no schools are to be changed!”

The student recruitment teacher replied confidently.

No matter how much they tried to reason with her, the teacher refused to give in.

Xiao Ning was about to explode from anger. She was only short of flipping the table and fighting with the teacher.

What kind of lousy school and teachers are these? Why are they specially opposing them? I’m so angry!

Not far away.

Gu Yuanyuan and Gu Xuexue, who had been secretly watching this scene, covered their stomachs and nearly bent over from laughing.

“Sister Yuan Yuan, you really have a solution. You even thought of this? You settled the student recruitment teacher long ago.”

“That’s right. I’m going to let that country girl have a taste of what it means to meet a dead end.”

“But Sister Yuan Yuan, if she wants to change to a worse pharmaceutical school, why don’t we let her change? Don’t we want her to become worse?”

“Stupid! Do you think that cunning d*mned girl is really going to the pharmaceutical school? She must be testing us on purpose. If we allow this exchange, she can spend money to find someone from another school to switch to a better profession. Wouldn’t we have calculated all of this for nothing?”

“Sister Yuan Yuan, you’re really good at devising strategies…”

Gu Xuexue spared no effort in flattering her, but she snorted coldly in her heart. I’ve thought of it long ago!

It’s just that I don’t want to stand out and use you as a gun, moron!

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The hope that had been ignited with great difficulty was shattered once more.

Xiao Ning and Yang Xiaonan were about to die from frustration.

Even the usually calm Gu Qiqi couldn’t help but secretly feel that there seemed to be a hidden force deliberately opposing her behind her back!

Could it be Gong Jue?

Would he…?

No matter who it was, no one would be able to stop her.

“Qiqi, don’t be too sad…”

“Hm, no.”

“Then, then why are you pretending to read? We haven’t gone to class yet. I know that you must be heartbroken and are using books to hide your emotions. It’s better if you come with me to eat. There’s nothing that a meal can’t solve. If not, then let’s have two meals!”

“I’m studying for the admission test.”

“What?”

“The special entrance exam for the pharmaceutical school.”

“Ah? Why didn’t I know?!”

“Article 1007 of the school rules. The pharmacy has a special entrance exam to recruit students alone. Students from other professions can participate voluntarily.”

Yang Xiaolan patted her head and remembered it as well. “That’s right, that’s right. There’s such an exam. The time… is a week after school reopens and before the school competition opens. However… I heard that Feng Yangchu, Principal Feng, will personally test the students. Ahem, ahem, ahem. He has a very strange temper. Every year, he doesn’t… admit anyone…”

The pharmacy wasn’t well-received to begin with. Why was there a need to do an exam? Who would do it?

She was really impressed that Gu Qiqi could actually flip through this old rule from more than a thousand school rules.

Gu Qiqi curved her lips lightly. “Really? It seems that we’re going to break the record this year…”

Yang Xiaolan opened her mouth.

She was so shocked that he was speechless.

Gu Qiqi’s confident and arrogant tone was handsome like she had never seen before.

Could Qiqi really break the record that had been set in the pharmacy for so many years?

Would those people who stopped Qiqi succeed again?

Seeing the girl’s worried look, Gu Qiqi’s eyes softened for a moment. She patted Yang Xiaolan’s shoulder and her tone became even more firm.

“Perhaps someone is gloating that I’m already at my wits’ end. It’s a pity that they don’t know that I’ll carve a path open for myself!”