Chapter 547 - 166: A Brilliant Life and the Fated Catgirl Appears_2

But he was too greedy, unable to quit gambling, like a leech never knowing satiation.

The espionage organization didn’t want to use him anymore, hence today’s scene.

The mission was to assassinate Su Xiaocai, but the person behind it might have aimed to eliminate him.

Su Xiaocai smiled, different pursuits, different lives, truly colorful.

Seeing another certificate being born, Su Xiaocai checked her score, very good, just lost one or two marks in the written test.

The reason for the deduction wasn’t specified, but Su Xiaocai was roughly aware.

It’s probably due to disputes over the major question; her logical thinking was good but differed from the standard answer, so the grader didn’t give full marks.

Even if her answer was correct, in written tests, as long as there’s doubt about the answer, one tends to suffer losses.

No matter, it won’t affect her getting the certificate.

And due to Su Xiaocai’s sudden rise this time, all experts and candidates were disqualified.

With a thousand questions, it’s extremely hard to complete them all, let alone accurately.

The participants also included young experts.

Although they got the certificate, they failed this time, so continuous assessments will follow later.

The certificate won’t be revoked, yet it wastes a lot of time.

Failing three times consecutively leads to doubts and faces troublesome performance review and audits.

"Who the hell scored so high."

"My score is higher than the highest last year, why did I fail."

"Heavens, I prepared so thoroughly, why did I fail."

"Each exam costs eight hundred, can’t afford to take it anymore."

The scores of this assessment were indeed a bit absurd; in previous times, even with wide score differences, there were always two or three who qualified, this time, only one.

But the certification center won’t change rules due to one or two exam results.

Expert-level exams should have professional standards, wanting to become a pro just by casually taking a test is daydreaming.

Su Xiaocai sneezed several times continuously at night, she touched her nose, feeling the weather turning cooler.

Feng Wansha and Li Leilei came to her at night, bringing along cafeteria potato chips.

Seeing the milk tea on Su Xiaocai’s desk, they each took a cup, the icy sweetness soothing their throats, making them feel pleasantly relaxed.

Then two more cups arrived.

Su Xiaocai: "Is your cafeteria food bad?"

Feng Wansha forced a smile, "It’s just not that great, can’t compare to the food on Extraordinary Island. After getting used to fine bran, it’s a bit hard to adjust."

How can cafeteria food compare with private cuisine, there are also desserts like red bean pastry, cookies, chocolate sticks. They are high calorie and filling.

Milk tea, egg tarts, mango sago, these are unseen.

Li Leilei drooped her eyebrows, pitifully, knowing Feng Wansha was worried Su Xiaocai might be concerned, but she didn’t want to lie: "It’s really not that good, getting worse."

Initially it was okay, now, bland as bird food.

Still, the milk tea here at Su Xiaocai’s is particularly delicious.

Su Xiaocai didn’t care much, after all, cafeteria food couldn’t be that tasty anyway.

Feng Wansha drank another cup of milk tea, giving the highest praise, "Not overly sweet or greasy, delicious."

Xiao Wanzi was full of questions; it prepared dishes according to Su Xiaocai’s preferences.

Why do they all like desserts not too sweet, Su Xiaocai explained to it: "It’s hard to explain, it’s personal, like species diversity theory."

"Hmm, got it." Xiao Wanzi sort of understood; it felt it’s okay, not being human, not necessarily having to fathom human taste issues, it’s Caicai’s Xiao Wanzi, just doing what a Xiao Wanzi should do.

Su Xiaocai kissed Xiao Wanzi’s round forehead, took Feng Wansha and Li Leilei to work, first to repair Wu Qingqing and Wu Feiyang’s mecha.

Su Xiaocai didn’t handle any tasks herself, only guided them, she couldn’t always be the one to repair.

Feng Wansha and Li Leilei found it quite difficult to repair; their knowledge system was different, afraid of making mistakes that might prevent the mecha from starting.

"You don’t need to be so cautious, Navigator will know if you’ve done anything wrong."

The two repaired for three hours, during which Su Xiaocai chatted with them, understanding their recent situation.

Su Xiaocai: "Is the training okay? Any complaints about Admiral Bai assigning you to rescue missions?"

"Compared to your training, Susu, it’s much more merciful."

Su Xiaocai would push them to the limits, even after breakthroughs she wouldn’t stop, stimulating their survival instincts, leaping daily on the line between life and death.

The simulation pod’s alarm would sound, yet they were never allowed to stop.

If set in reality, it’s a dehumanizing training mode.

The training effect is evident; after getting used to it, Admiral Bai’s training seemed like child’s play.