Catastrophe Containment Facility

Chapter 976 - 978: I won’t give you exams anymore



The data that Wen Wen mentioned was made up on the spot, betting that this Containment Item wouldn’t know the information of other students.

He wanted this composite printer, to give up printing exam papers in the school himself, rather than forcibly destroying part of its obsessions with strength and then capturing it to the Sanctuary.

However, what he said, although somewhat exaggerated, was not baseless.

Although Yellowstone Middle School has a high advancement rate and many students enter prestigious schools, those who greatly develop are basically on par with general schools, and even slightly inferior.

Students are humans, not machines. Pressures beyond their endurance might make them grow quickly in the short term, but in the long run, it damages their potential.

Many educational institutions’ favorite phrase is, don’t let your children lose at the starting line, and many parents believe this firmly.

Indeed, life is a race where different starting lines exist.

But this race is more like a marathon, not judged by whose starting line is higher, nor who runs faster at first, but by who can run the longest.

In the first half of the marathon, if all energy is exhausted, one might lead briefly, but in the second half, others will overtake them.

Therefore, the Federation has been advocating for reducing the students’ burden in recent years, which Wen Wen considers a very good trend.

However, this so-called burden reduction does not exist at Yellowstone Middle School at all, and this massive printer constantly keeps students under high pressure.

So once they leave Yellowstone Middle School, removed from the supervision of this composite printer, most start to play wildly.

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