Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

The results were out quickly, and Chiang Yi’s scores had slipped a few more places; even his homeroom teacher reported his results without criticizing him anymore.

Being in their final year, many students were striving and pushing forward, and one could see their efforts.

Chiang Yi was the only one who, despite appearing serious, didn’t seem to know what was going on in his head, obviously not paying attention during lessons.

The homework he turned in was clearly perfunctory, showing a deliberate lack of effort.

If he were a diligent student, the homeroom teacher would definitely criticize him and ask his parents to come to the school for a serious discussion.

But in Chiang Yi’s case, the homeroom teacher had completely given up. If he scolded Chiang Yi, he would be accused of targeting the boy, making him seem like he was purposely picking on Chiang Yi.

If only the boy had put in some effort, then such accusations would have been unjust, but looking at his performance, not to mention college, it’s questionable if any school would accept him at this rate.

Chiang Yi looked at his grades expressionlessly, genuinely not understanding how things had come to this.

He had indeed put in a lot of effort recently and had thought he would score reasonably well this time.

But unexpectedly, not only did his grades not improve, they had noticeably slipped.