Xiao Han had an almost encyclopedic knowledge of all the textbooks from his high school years; his brain could conjure up the entirety of any given subject. His brain, akin to a computer with unlimited capacity, had recorded all the content and everything else. Therefore, facing the college entrance exam should have been effortless for Xiao Han. Even if he couldn't achieve a perfect score, he was definitely able to secure a high one. Of course, it all depended on Xiao Han's mood.
Every day, Xiao Han took his lesson preparation very seriously, as he needed to teach students from Hanmen.
The last half month leading up to the college entrance exam was arguably the most stressful. Classes at Hanmen started at nine in the morning and went until ten, then resumed from two-thirty until five-thirty in the afternoon. Six hours of lessons each day covered a multitude of content, and the time was quite tight.
