After Scoring Full Marks on the College Entrance Exam, My Own Sister Reported Me for Cheating

On the day the Gaokao results came out, I became the first top scorer in history to get a perfect score.

During the live TV broadcast, my whole family wept with joy.

After the reporters left, my younger sister suddenly reported me to the Education Bureau by her real name, accusing me of cheating.

“He has the original Gaokao exam papers hidden in his room,” she said, pointing at my bookshelf.

The investigation team sealed off our home that very night and found stacks of test papers marked “Top Secret.”

My mother fainted on the spot, and my father roared as he tore up my university admission letter.

The whole internet began hunting down the “biggest cheat in the history of education.”

Only I knew those papers were the ones my sister had tearfully begged me to keep for her three months earlier.

And she’d made the report using the phone I’d given her for her birthday.