She Becomes Ugly if She Doesn’t Study

A week later, Tang Su returned to a healthy state. She had no fever and no cough. She became more energetic.

On the morning of January 22, Tang Su got up early and went to a nearby supermarket to buy things.

On January 29, New Year's Eve, approaching the Spring Festival, every household began to buy New Year's goods to prepare for the New Year.

Tang Su used to spend the New Year at the Tang family villa, but this year she didn't even want to go back for the New Year.

There was nothing she nostalgic about there, and she didn't want to step into it again.

Tang Su pushed a car and went shopping in the supermarket. She bought some fruits, snacks, rice, flour, vegetables and meat. She lives alone, and a bag of groceries is enough to feed her for a week.

Back at home, Tang Su started cleaning again.

Wearing an apron and holding a mop, she cleaned every room in the house, and then took a rag and wiped all the cabinets, glass, and stove in the house.

Tang Su remembered reading a book. The book said that from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month to New Year's Eve, the folks in our country call this period "Spring Day", also known as "Dust Sweeping Day". Before the Spring Festival, sweep the dust, clean the house, the courtyard, scrub the pots and bowls, disassemble and wash the bedding, and welcome the New Year cleanly. The intention is to sweep out all the "poor luck" and "bad luck" this year.

Tang Su was not superstitious, but felt that the house was clean, she looked more pleasing to the eye, and lived more comfortably.

After cleaning for three hours in a row, it was almost noon when Tang Su found that his cell phone on the sofa rang.

Tang Su picked it up and saw that it was news from the dormitory group.

Tang Su then clicked on the V letter, and then looked at the messages sent by the roommates:

Cai Yalin: "The results are out, have you seen them?"

Yang Lu: "I just checked it out. Fortunately, I didn't fail the exam."

Tang Su: "I haven't read it yet, I'll go check it now."

Tang Su then came to the study and opened his laptop.

The results of the college examination will not be sent directly to the academic performance ranking list like high school, but you need to go to the school's academic website to check. You can't see other students' test scores.

Tang Su then logged on to Qingda's campus website, then found the undergraduate educational administration system, and entered his student number and password.

Soon, Tang Su saw his grades: Advanced Mathematics: 100 points, C language (computer test) 100 points, Probability Theory 95, Introduction to Scientific Data: 92, Computer System Fundamentals 94, College English: 94, College Physics 92, Marxist Philosophy: 90, Data Structures and Algorithms (Computer Test) 100 points.

Tang Su looked at her grades twice, and she scored 90 points in every subject, which should be considered acceptable. However, Tang Su couldn't see the grades of other students, so he didn't know his rank in the class.

Of course, the ranking is not very meaningful. Even if she is the first in the total score, it does not prove that she is the best student in the class.

Picking up the phone, Tang Su saw the message sent by the roommates:

Qiu Xiao: "Tang Su, have you found it?"

Tang Su then put on a smiling expression and said, "I found it, I didn't fail the exam, all passed."

Tang Su didn't say his score, and neither did the roommates.

Qiu Xiao: "That's good, everyone didn't fail the class."

Tang Su thought to himself that no one in the class would fail the class. After all, the exam is not difficult, and he passed the 60 points. Everyone is a student.