Chapter 1775: Unlucky Heiress (42)

Time flew by, and another year's college entrance examinations arrived.

After discussing it with her close friends, Tang Yi decided on how she would confess to Tang Kui. In the end, they agreed that she should wait until after the exams.

Her grades had always been decent, and getting into the same university in the city where Tang Guo was studying shouldn't be a problem.

Following her friends' advice, she chose to spend the year quietly working hard and confess to Tang Kui with the best version of herself.

Deep down, she even harbored another thought.

If she could score higher than Tang Guo on the college entrance examination, that would be even better. Even if she couldn't surpass her, she at least wanted to do as well as she had.

Although the exam papers and scoring systems varied by region, if she could become the top liberal arts student in the city, that would count as outstanding, wouldn't it?

Unfortunately, there were countless excellent students in this cohort.

Becoming the top liberal arts student was no easy feat.

Though she worked hard, she wasn't among the absolute elite.

Tang Yi grew anxious.

She had once heard Tang Kui praise Tang Guo's grades and call her exceptional.

She wanted to receive the same praise after her results came out.

She wanted Tang Kui to see her in a new light.

The night before the exams, she unknowingly took out the Lucky Charm.

Staring at the smooth, blank side of the stone, her pen unconsciously moved over it.

By the time she snapped out of it, a line of tiny words had already appeared:

Become the top liberal arts student in the city.

Regaining her senses, Tang Yi hurriedly tried to wipe away the writing.

Naturally, it wouldn't come off.

In the end, she shook her head and put the stone away.

She didn't really believe the Lucky Charm would grant such a wish.

She knew her own abilities.

Getting into a university in the city wasn't a problem.

But becoming the top liberal arts student?

That was simply wishful thinking.

According to previous years' rankings, she would probably place somewhere around the thirties among liberal arts students.

In many people's eyes, that was already quite good.

But compared to first place, she would still be dozens of points behind.

Tang Yi didn't place any hope in it.

At a little after nine o'clock, she went to sleep.

That night, she had a dream.

In the dream, she was frantically solving exam papers.

She had no idea how many papers she completed, but every subject was included.

When she woke up the next morning, she was surprised to find that despite dreaming all night, she didn't feel tired.

As for the dream itself, she only remembered that she had solved many papers. Everything else was vague.

Tang Yongbo and Lin Yinghui personally drove Tang Yi to school.

Tang Kui had to go to work, and since it wasn't the weekend, Tang Guo had classes as well.

When the exam began, Tang Yi quietly worked through the paper.

Questions she couldn't answer immediately were left aside while she finished the rest first.

After completing everything else, she returned to the difficult problems.

As she looked at them, a scene suddenly flashed through her mind.

It was the scene of herself solving papers in her dream.

The questions she had originally been unable to answer had actually appeared there.

She almost cried out in shock.

Fortunately, she quickly covered her mouth and desperately recalled the answers from her dream before filling them into the blank spaces on the paper.

Moving down the remaining questions one by one, she discovered that every problem she had initially been unable to solve had appeared in her dream.

And whenever she fixed her gaze upon a question, the answer automatically surfaced in her mind.

Without the slightest hesitation, she trusted her instincts.

They told her these were the correct answers.

Her pen moved swiftly across the page.