Huayu: Starting with binding the front desk

On April 14, in the evening, Wang Zhe and Zhang Jingyi came out of the cafeteria at Changsha Tongshenghu Middle School.

It has been a month and a half since the college entrance exams ended, and now major art colleges are starting to release their results one after another.

Zhang Jingyi walked ahead at a brisk pace. She turned to look at Wang Zhe behind her, who was walking slowly, and couldn't help but urge him, "Wang Zhe, hurry up, we need to go back to the classroom to check our grades."

Wang Zhe said helplessly, "What's the rush? I can't log in anyway. I'll just check Weibo later."

Yesterday, the Central Academy of Drama released its results, but he couldn't log into his account no matter what he tried; his application information had clearly been stolen. He finally found his results on Weibo's trending topics.

#Wang Zhe ranked first in the Central Academy of Drama#, with a final score of 98.2 points.

Wang Churan and Zhang Jingyi both passed the entrance exam for the Central Academy of Drama, with scores that were both above average.

Zhang Jingyi thought for a moment and didn't know what to say, but she still urged him, "Then I have to investigate too."

"If you've passed the Central Academy of Drama, why are you afraid you won't pass the Beijing Film Academy?"

Although Wang Zhe said that, he still quickened his pace and followed behind her.

The surrounding classmates only glanced at them curiously, having already gotten used to the two being inseparable.

Back in the classroom, Wang Zhe took out his phone and tried to log in to his student information, but as expected, he still couldn't log in.

However, as soon as he opened the Beijing Film Academy's official website, he saw his score on the homepage: "Wang Zhe, the top scorer in the national performance major at Beijing Film Academy, scored 96.8 points."

Yesterday, he complained on Weibo that he couldn't find his grades, and the Beijing Film Academy obviously saw it, so they simply published his first-place ranking.

He looked up at Zhang Jingyi in front of him and asked, "What's your ranking?"

Zhang Jingyi stared at the screen, her voice trembling with excitement: "Sixth in the country, second in Hunan, 81.6 points."

"That big of a difference?" Wang Zhe was somewhat puzzled. So, does this mean he's now in first place by a wide margin again?

Zhang Jingyi pursed her lips and looked at him with a helpless expression.

"Wang Zhe, can I take that as you showing off?"

Wang Zhe smiled awkwardly and sent a message to Wang Churan to inquire about her grades.

The other side quickly replied: "Fifth in the country."

Congratulations, little brother, for getting first place in both schools!

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He didn't talk to Wang Cheran much.

She's still filming reshoots for "Oh My General" today, and filming will wrap up tomorrow, so she must be very busy right now.

Tian Xiwei also sent her congratulations. She has joined the cast of "A Love So Beautiful," and the male lead is still Hu Yitian from her previous life.

After all, it's a drama produced by Huace Media, so of course they'll promote their own artists.

After replying to their messages, Wang Zhe opened Weibo.

#Wang Zhe ranked first in two schools# has already climbed to the top of the list, followed closely by #Wang Junkai ranked 19th in Beijing Film Academy#.

Since both were star candidates in this year's exams, fans and those with ulterior motives inevitably compared them, leading to a small-scale conflict between the two groups of fans.

Wang Zhe didn't pay much attention to this, believing that Yangyang Jin could handle it well.

I started a game right away, taking a break while I still had my phone.

The math formulas he'd been studying these past few days had given him a headache.

But to his surprise, "Sister Crab" also dug up his mock exam scores for academic subjects.

The fighting power of fans who develop their idols is as terrifying as ever.

Just as Wang Zhe was about to finish a game, Zhang Jingyi suddenly turned around and said, "Wang Zhe, the news that you failed math has been posted online."

"What?"

Wang Zhe was stunned for a moment, then quickly handed his phone to Zhang Jingyi to make the call for him, while he picked up her phone and started looking through it.

The hashtag #Teen Idol Wang Zhe's Academic Performance is Poor# has become a trending topic. Although it ranks low, the level of discussion is not low at all.

Wang Zhe frowned and took a closer look. The other side had only sent out his math mock exam score.

This matter can be big or small.

While his fan base is mostly composed of adults, it also includes many underage students.

However, once he is labeled as having poor academic performance, the negative impact will be significant.

Just as he was pondering the pros and cons of this matter, Zhang Jingyi had already finished playing the game for him. "What should we do? It seems like everyone's saying you're a bad influence on kids."

He handed the phone back to Zhang Jingyi and picked up his own: "Little Blackie, ask for leave for me during evening self-study."

Zhang Jingyi nodded without asking him what he was going to do. She knew she couldn't help him; she was still just a high school student.

She recalled the phone call she received during her last holiday. Perhaps staying by Wang Zhe's side all the time wouldn't help him much; instead, she should become stronger so that he wouldn't always have to sacrifice for her.

Wang Zhe walked out of the classroom and dialed Yangyang Jin's number directly.

Before he could even speak, Yangyang Jin got straight to the point: "Did you pass the math exam in the last mock test?"

Wang Zhe knew she must have seen the trending topic too, so he said awkwardly, "Uh... no, I only got a little over fifty points."

However, she ranked first in the class in both Chinese and English, and third overall.

"Okay, send me a copy of your most recent mock exam score report."

Yangyang Jin's tone wasn't panicked. She paused and then explained, "This was probably done by someone with ulterior motives. There are a lot of negative posts. It wasn't caused by a fight between the two fan groups."

However, don't worry, fortunately you're good at all subjects except math. I'll handle this; you should focus on catching up on your math.

After hearing this, Wang Zhe felt relieved.

He was worried that the team wouldn't be prepared at all, but now it seems that the team his mother assembled was reliable.

This crisis didn't actually affect his foundation at all. His academic performance was already quite good among art students. It was just that his math score was taken out of context.

Unlike Wang Junkai's junior colleague in the same company, who cultivated a persona of a top student but ultimately failed to meet the required score and suffered a backlash from the lack of popularity.

Yangyangjin's marketing to Wang Zhe has always remained at his professional level, without ever mentioning his academic performance.

Yang Yangjin acted swiftly.

After receiving the report card, the studio posted a clarification on Weibo, frankly admitting that Wang Zhe's math performance was indeed not ideal, and promising that the team was already urging him to take extra lessons.

The online trolls hired by the rival company will continue to smear them, but public opinion has been controlled.

Wang Zhe's mock exam scores were far above the previous year's cutoff scores; he was just a little unbalanced in some subjects.

Meanwhile, online trolls started spreading rumors about cheating on the exam, since it was just a mock exam and not the real college entrance exam.

As for clarifying these remarks, the solution is simple: wait for Wang Zhe's college entrance examination results to come out, and that will be the best response.

The cast and crew of "A Love So Beautiful".

When Tian Xiwei returned to her hotel after a day of filming, she immediately saw a screen full of discussions about Wang Zhe's academic performance on Weibo.

Xiao Tian, ​​with her fiery temper, couldn't stand this. She grabbed her alternate account and stormed into the comments section, engaging in a passionate verbal battle with the haters.

She really wanted to go live on her main account, but her main account was controlled by the company.

She was unaware that this was something Wang Zhe had specifically requested.

As a reborn individual, Wang Zhe didn't work in the entertainment industry in his previous life, but his ex-girlfriend was a gossip who told him a lot of gossip about the entertainment industry, especially about actresses from the same generation as her.

Wang Zhe was well aware of Tian Xiwei's style of attacking online in her early years, so he dared not let her speak freely using her main account.

Tian Xiwei was arguing with her haters, and her hands were sore from typing so much.

As she stopped rubbing her wrists, a fatal problem suddenly occurred to her.

She was using a secondary account, which Wang Zhe couldn't see at all. So all her hard work here was for nothing?

She immediately sent all the screenshots of their online exchange to Wang Zhe.

"Hey little brother, don't be angry. I'll scold those bastards for you."

You should focus on improving your academic subjects.

At the end, I added a cat cheering emoji.

After posting, I realized that Wang Zhe should have already handed in his phone by now, so I stopped spamming the screen.

As long as he sees it, and knows that he stood up for him, that's enough.

She must think Wang Zhe must be very touched to have such a girlfriend.

Although Wang Zhe was referring to after starting university, Xiao Tian had already put herself in the role of his girlfriend.