Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

In the following days, Zhou Min could not escape Director Wang's relentless pursuit and eventually had no choice but to agree to the school's request to promote itself.

However, after negotiation, Director Wang agreed that they could follow Zhou Min's own publicity plan, and he would try his best to get the school's teachers and students to cooperate.

However, he also requires that each promotional plan be communicated to him in advance, and at least twice a month.

Zhou Min felt that this request was quite simple for her.

All you need to do is find two professors from the capital university each month to hold two learning lectures on the website.

This way, you can promote the school and improve the visibility and reputation of your website. Why not do it?

Thus, with the participation of teachers from the Capital University, the popularity of online education websites has surged once again.

By December, the number of registered users of Future Online Education had reached 220 million.

Zhou Min strongly suspects that this data might include all families in China who have the means to access online education.

As the number of registered users surged, the website's question bank rankings were constantly being updated.

Because of the constant emergence of dark horses, the list is always full of unknown surprises and excitement.

This also made the top students who registered earlier very active.

Seeing this, Chen Sheng suggested that they simply hold a competition during the New Year's Day holiday.

"I think it's a great idea! I recently created a question bank, but I haven't uploaded it yet. If we're planning to hold a competition, this could be perfect as a question bank! Hehe... They're all new questions, I guarantee they've never seen them before."

Wang Bin beamed as he spoke.

Wang Bin was the top scorer in Zhejiang Province's college entrance examination and also ranked first in his major in the School of Mathematics.

Wang Bin joined Future Education after the start of this semester, unlike other top scorers in the college entrance examination.

Despite his social anxiety, he didn't choose to become a high-paying recording instructor, but instead joined the question bank team.

He absolutely loved setting challenges for others. Watching people struggle with his questions, scratching their heads in frustration, and gradually falling into the traps he had set—that was Wang Bin's greatest pleasure.

He also created tens of thousands of math problems in just three months, thanks to his professional skills.

This also successfully lowered the average score of each stage of the platform by nearly ten points.

Wang Bin's daily pleasure is checking the website's discussion forum to see how many people are criticizing him today.

The harsher the students' criticisms, the more motivated and inspired Wang Bin became in setting exam questions.

This cycle repeated itself, creating a vicious cycle.

Zhou Min was very pleased with this outcome.

Zhou Min couldn't help but chuckle to herself as she listened to Wang Bin's self-recommendation.

Very well, these arrogant geniuses deserve a good beating.

Seeing this, Chen Sheng asked with some reluctance, "Isn't this too brutal?"

After Chen Sheng finished speaking, he quickly explained, "I didn't mean anything by it. I'm just worried that the questions are too difficult and will cause the students to have a mental breakdown. That would be bad."

"It can't be that bad! Which of these top students isn't proud and arrogant? In my opinion, they need to be challenged. Let's put some pressure on them now. This is to hone the talents of the country!"

"Yes, this competition is voluntary anyway. Everyone who participates thinks they have some skills, so we can't let them down..."

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The question bank team members were all eager to try, rubbing their hands together as they refuted Chen Sheng's words.

Hehe, their biggest achievement is using an endless stream of difficult questions to categorize students.

Because we have to consider the needs of ordinary students, everyone usually keeps a low profile.

Now that there are competitions, they can finally pull out their most treasured and challenging problems.

“This…” Chen Sheng glanced at Zhou Min with a hint of hesitation.

After laughing with her head down for a while, Zhou Min said gloatingly, "It's okay, everyone have fun. We'll let you know in advance before the competition so that those psychologically fragile students won't participate."

Zhou Min supports the idea of ​​putting pressure on students.

In her past life, she was just like that, because of her limited perspective, she was surrounded by classmates whose grades were not as good as hers.

This also led to a lack of goals and ambition, causing me to waste precious time.

In this life, all I did was attend a better high school, and I gained a completely different life from my previous one.

Zhou Min felt that perhaps many people were like her; they were all phoenixes, but in the wrong positions, they had become the heads of chickens.

The chicken heads could find no more room to rise; they were trapped.

They have no contact with the outside world and cannot find a way out.

Now, Zhou Min has given them an ocean, allowing them to know at any time their national standing, where they still need to grow, and how much progress they've made recently...

This can be seen from the speed at which the question bank rankings are constantly being updated.