About two quarters of an hour passed, and Yang Ming was brought back.
The Proctor who had left the room whispered something into the ear of the Proctor sitting at the front.
The sitting Proctor stroked his beard repeatedly, then handed Yang Ming's exam paper and ink back to him, and said, "Take it back and continue your exam. Answer well."
"Thank you, Proctor, I will certainly answer the questions well," Yang Ming said firmly.
Then he returned to his seat with a smile.
The Proctor actually asked Yang Ming to answer the questions well, and this statement shocked all the examinees present. What does the Proctor mean by this?
Could it be that Yang Ming has been favored? But it's not quite like favoritism.
Is it just the Proctor's perfunctory remark? But would such a high-ranking Proctor say such things to a student?
Detecting the odd reactions, the Proctor at the front scolded, "What are you looking at? Have you all finished writing?"
