The Heiress School Beauty and the Illegitimate Son School Bully Chapter 22:

After finishing his treatment, he hurried back to the study room. Seeing him return, Song Qian quickly handed him a cup of hot tea. Xiao Yi took a sip, frowned, and feigned displeasure. “Why isn’t this tea as sweet as your smile?” Song Qian rolled her eyes at him, but Xiao Yi took her hand seriously and said, “With you around, studying becomes so much more enjoyable. We’re definitely going to get into the same university.” And so, they continued to immerse themselves in the vast ocean of knowledge, advancing side by side toward their dreams.

Many students were giving their all for the college entrance exam. They studied diligently every day, meticulously reviewing each subject, completing countless exercises, waking early and staying up late, racing against the clock—all so they could perform their best on exam day and gain admission to their ideal universities.

(Here are some tips for the college entrance exam:

Chinese Language
Gathering material: Prepare a notebook to record beautiful phrases, famous quotes, and exemplary examples—like Sima Qian’s story of persevering to complete the Records of the Grand Historian despite adversity. These can serve as supporting evidence in essays.
Poetry memorization: Classify poems by dynasty and poet, and use brief moments—such as breaks or commutes—to recite them, improving efficiency.

Mathematics
Organizing mistakes: Compile incorrect problems into an error notebook and analyze the reasons behind the mistakes—whether conceptual misunderstandings or calculation errors. Topics like functions and derivatives, prone to errors, should be practiced repeatedly.
Regular summaries: After finishing each chapter, summarize key points and common problem-solving methods to build a solid knowledge framework.

English
Vocabulary memorization: Set a daily target for new words, and use flashcards or mobile apps for learning anytime, anywhere.
Practice and techniques: Regularly do reading comprehension and cloze tests; afterward, carefully study the passages, analyze complex sentence structures, and master answering strategies, such as reading questions before the passage.)

Xiao Yi and Song Qian were each other’s support and motivation.

In the classroom, they sat side by side. Whenever they encountered difficult problems, they exchanged encouraging glances and then delved into functions and geometry in math together, or explored the subtleties of English grammar. During breaks, they shared notes they had compiled, filling in each other’s gaps.

Song Qian excelled in Chinese and patiently explained the moods and key points of poetic appreciation to Xiao Yi; Xiao Yi, meanwhile, had unique problem-solving insights in physics, especially mechanics and electricity, and generously shared them with Song Qian.

After school, they walked together along the campus paths, reciting historical events and political knowledge points. Their crisp voices echoed through the evening air. Despite the heavy pressure, they exchanged smiles in moments of fatigue—smiles filled with steadfast dreams and deep appreciation for each other’s companionship.

As the countdown to the exam ticked down day by day, they clasped each other’s hands tighter, stepping toward the exam hall with renewed determination. This was their most passionate and unforgettable struggle of youth.

When the drumbeat of the exam sounded, they stepped into the testing room carrying nervous anticipation. With each question answered, images of their shared study sessions flashed through their minds—those long nights and hard days had become an invisible source of strength.

After the exam, they walked out together, smiling at one another. Regardless of the outcome, the experience of striving together had forged an unbreakable bond between them.

When the results were announced, both achieved their desired scores and were admitted to the same university, fulfilling their hopes at last.