As a civil engineering worker, Liang Yao was treated like she wasn’t even human on construction sites. Her only shot at a government job was to compete in the open category, where applicants from all majors were eligible. Would she die young on the job site or be crushed by the competition on the road to a government post? Liang Yao chose to be crushed by the competition.
Unexpectedly, the night before the provincial exam, she really did work herself to death.
When she opened her eyes, she was in a new world.
She might not be able to use what she had studied for the aptitude and essay exams anymore, but the road ahead seemed brighter than before.
After all, in this world she could choose to cultivate immortality.
Cultivation! All kinds of spells and rare treasures. Just thinking about it made everything seem so promising.
Then Liang Yao got her hands on a mock exam for the cultivation entrance test, and something felt off.
General knowledge, verbal comprehension, quantitative reasoning, logical reasoning, and data analysis?
Wasn’t that the aptitude test?
Explain the meaning of the phrase "We must apply a coordinated approach to institutions, implementation, and supervision" from the text "On Improving the Business Environment in the Cultivation World"?!
That was definitely the essay exam!
When she heard an examinee in her dorm reciting an impassioned essay template about "being the ox and horse of the people, laying the foundation for the future, and tying one’s ideals to the future of the entire cultivation world," Liang Yao finally adjusted.
She helpfully advised, "Don’t sign up for Shangong Education. Their material is too formulaic. Why not try buying my course?"
What a bizarre world. Who would have thought that people here advanced in cultivation by taking government exams?
Education for cultivation exams had long been controlled by three giants: Shangong Education, Mobi Education, and Huatu Education. Their tuition was exorbitant, but students had no choice but to grit their teeth and pay if they wanted a stable life after entering the profession.
Then Qingyun Education burst onto the scene, expanded at a breakneck pace, and forcefully defeated the original three giants in cultivation exam prep, earning unanimous praise from students.
At the press conference for Qingyun Education’s public listing, its founder, Liang Yao, said openly that her wish was for everyone who worked hard to be able to take the most useful courses for the lowest possible price.
Theme: Keep working hard, and sooner or later you’ll see the light.