Lu Huaiyu sent Shen Li back to the dormitory.

Xue Langlang and Ding Yu were both there. When they heard Shen Li enter, they both looked over in unison.

When they saw the things in her hands, their eyes lit up even more.

Shen Li handed the bags over to them.

“Thank you, Ah Li!”

Xue Langlang happily accepted it. Ding Yu took off her headphones and accepted her share as well, while expressing her thanks.

Shen Li glanced at her computer out of the corner of her eye. On the familiar game page, she noticed that an avatar with a familiar ID had been shot in the head.

She pondered for a moment before saying, “Ding Yu, isn’t this the one who has been depending on you all this time? Could this person not be saved?”

Ding Yu had just opened the box, but paused when she heard that. Her tone was light, but there was an unconcealable disdain in it.

“A noob is not worth wasting time over.”

Shen Li, “…”

She silently mourned for Zhou Fei for three seconds in her heart.

‘Teacher Zhou, it’s not that your student did not try to help you. I have really tried my best.’

She returned to her seat and tidied up.

Xue Langlang was already very familiar with the situation. She casually asked, “Ah Li, are you going home to stay today?”

“Yes.”

Shen Li nodded. She picked up her backpack and the last bag containing a dessert and left.

…

Shen Li went downstairs and headed in the direction of the museum.

However, she had not walked far before she spotted Shen Zhijin.

Shen Li handed the bag over.

“Dad, this is the mango halberd that I brought for you.”

A faint smile spread across Shen Zhijin’s face as he took the bag.

“Thank you, Tangtang.”

The two of them returned to Tianye City together.

While they were having dinner, Shen Li brought up the matter of going to Bai City at the dining table.

“Bai City Fashion Week?”

Shen Zhijin put down his chopsticks and looked over.

Shen Li nodded.

“A lot of brands and designers will be there. I received the invitation, but I wasn’t sure if I would have the time. Today, I met George and he brought up the matter again. So, I thought of going to Bai City to take a look… I thought it would be quite a good idea.”

She softened her voice when she finished the second half of her sentence.

Shen Zhijin suddenly asked, “What time will it be?”

Shen Li immediately understood that he was asking about when Fashion Week would be held.

“March 22nd, but it will run for half a month. More than a hundred shows will be held during that time. However, G&S is the largest luxury brand in Bai City, and the corresponding time of the show will be the earliest.”

She and G&S did not have a relationship of employment, but a partnership. However, in the eyes of everyone, the bond between them was already very deep.

To a certain extent, she was already synonymous with G&S. Or, it could be said that G&S had also been revived because of her.

There was a hint of a smile on Shen Zhijin’s elegant and indifferent face.

“If you want to go, I’ll accompany you then.”

He paused for a moment, and his clear voice became much gentler.

“I believe you will like it there.”

…

It was rare for Shen Li to spend a leisurely Sunday at home.

She had a professional class on Monday morning.

As soon as she arrived in the classroom, she found that everyone in the class was a little restless.

Several students had gathered together as they discussed something in low voices.

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As usual, she chose a seat in the last row and sat down.

When they saw her, they all looked over.

One of them could not help but ask, “Boss, the results for the exemption exam for University Physics (Lower) have come out. Have you seen it yet?”

Shen Li finally understood what they were talking about.

Oh right, at the exemption venue, she seemed to have seen a few of them before.

“Not yet.”

As she spoke, she put her backpack into the belly of the table.

Everyone was stunned when they saw her nonchalant look.

“Boss, don’t you care how much you get?”

Shen Li looked up.

“Don’t you get credit if you pass 60 marks?”

Ah, that was true.

Anyway, most of the people who applied for the exemption exam were trying to get credit.

Small goal: save time in class.

Big goal: graduate early.

Many people at the Institute of Physics knew that Shen Li had applied for the exemption exam, so when the results came out, they could not help but be a little curious about her.

“That’s true, but Boss, of course, you wouldn’t fail the exam, right? We just wanted to ask about the scores.”

One of the boys could not hide his curiosity.

“Our department’s current highest score is 93.”

Shen Li was really not very interested in this.

So she nodded.

“Oh, that’s pretty good.”

Everyone was speechless.

Someone pulled the boy who wanted to ask again and lowered his voice.

“Don’t you know what’s good for you? Big Boss has applied for fourteen exemption exams! Isn’t this strong enough?”

When he said this, many people gasped, “Fourteen exams?! Are you serious?!”

“Good Lord, oh my f*cking lord! If the Big Boss passes all of them, how long will it take for her to graduate early?”

“I heard that they’re all hardcore subjects. Our department and the mathematics department have the most classes.”

“… It’s no wonder that the Big Boss doesn’t care about the score. Since she was taking the exam for so many subjects at the same time, even if she get 60 points for all of them, it would still be a miracle, right?”

What was so rare about the Big Boss taking the next exam well? The Big Boss’s goal was to get academic credits and graduate early.

Previously, many people knew that Shen Li had applied for exemptions, but not many people had known that she had applied for fourteen subjects.

So when the news came out, everyone was shocked.

Zhang Yuanyuan, who was sitting in front of Shen Li, turned around. She could not hold herself back any longer and asked in a low voice, “Shen Li, are you really not going to check your score?”

It seemed that more than one person was curious.

Shen Li paused for a moment, took out her phone, and logged into the academic affairs office system.

The page refreshed.

Name, student number, subject, score.

Shen Li’s gaze stopped at the last column.

100.

Full score.

However, that was not all.

That was because there were still a few lines below.

Mathematical physics methods, electrodynamics, solid astrophysics, stellar physics basics, computational astronomy introduction.

In the last column, there was a neat row: 100.

— Of the six courses that had been graded in the Department of Physics, all of them had full marks.