Rebirth: Ghost Exorciser

Chi Shuyan quickly registered a Taobao store, and after a few days of approval, she would be almost able to upload her products.

After registering, Chi Shuyan continued to wield her pen energetically in the evening and pulled an all-nighter.

She rubbed her brow. Although she didn’t go to school daily during this crucial time, she brought home all the test papers and books that were handed out and did them without fail, making sure to spare time at night.

Most importantly, Chi Shuyan vaguely remembered that the college entrance exam questions in her past life were much harder than the previous ones, so the teachers who came up with the exams were cursed miserably. It was also for this reason that several top students tested badly. It should be said that a lot of this year’s examinees tested badly, but a dark horse simultaneously emerged in their school’s senior class. Compared to his usual grades, that student would have been in danger of going to a third-tier school, but his performance in the college entrance exam was extraordinary with his score freezing a few points below the minimum passing score.

Although it was impossible for him to go to a first-tier school, good second-tier schools were up for grabs, so this gave rise to a lot of attention from schools and the outside world. Usually, even if a student went over the top, he wouldn’t go too far beyond his strength. It was only when they went over his review materials that they discovered he had happened to buy an unheard-of book. Many of the exercises on that unsalable review material were linked to the college entrance exam questions. Once the interview was aired, that review copy was sold out.

Chi Shuyan actually bought that same review material in her past life. Unfortunately, she only had time to do one page before Feng Yanli borrowed it to practice. Chi Shuyan gave it to her seeing that she liked it.

Feng Yanli merely borrowed it on a whim. She did all of the multiple choice questions in that set, but left the difficult questions blank, and answered only a few sheets.

It was also because of this that she excelled in the exams and was admitted to the best school everyone yearned for. However, Feng Yanli was’t satisfied at all at that time, and even complained why Chi Shuyan didn’t give it to her earlier. Otherwise, the second or third place in the Science Department that year would have been none other than hers.

Chi Shuyan spun her pen and looked at the review set on her desk, snickering softly. She’d forgotten her replies in her past life, but they were all probably stupid to fawn on her.

When Chi Shuyan returned to school, she saw a pile of colorful letters, candy, chocolates, and beef snacks almost filling up her drawer.

“What are these?” Chi Shuyan frowned and emptied her drawer of the letters and snacks on the table.

Her deskmate, Li Xiaoting, grinned cheekily with envy, holding her chin with both hands: “What else, of course, they’re love letters from callow boys. Wow, this beef seems to be imported! A lot of snacks seem to be imported. Shuyan, you’re blessed,” she said while swallowing her drool.

“If you like them, you can have them all.” Chi Shuyan directly pushed all of them onto Li Xiaoting’s desk. “These colorful letters should still be recyclable for Maths drafts now.”

Li Xiaoting stared with bright, shining eyes. “Shuyan, are you really going to give me all this food? Then, I’ll help myself.”

Chi Shuyan nodded. “It’s not mine anyway.”

“But these letters are really quite pretty and they cost several yuan a piece. Won’t you look at them?” Li Xiaoting probed curiously, but felt like a criminal looking at these letters. “Can I just have the snacks? These letters are for you, I’d rather not have them.”

“No, if you don’t want them, then I’ll ask Shujun.” Chi Shuyan then moved to tap Zheng Shujun at the front desk.

Li Xiaoting immediately tugged on Chi Shuyan’s arm. “Oh my, oh my, don’t be so heartless. These aren’t enough for me to eat between classes.” She quickly gathered the pile of snacks and letters and stuffed them into her drawer.