When She Stops Being Dramatic novel Chapter 435

Chapter 435: Chapter 156: The Green Tea Female Side Character in a Period Novel (43-2)

Jiang Zishi shot a venomous glare at Jiang Yihua, who had woken up at some point and was now watching coldly from the sidelines. The fire in his heart burned so fiercely it felt like it could consume him entirely.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, he was led away.

Among the many sent-down youth who had come to register for the exam, people hailed from every corner of Xiahua. There was no shortage of applicants from the Capital City, or even from the Kyoto General Hospital’s own residential compound.

His scheme had failed, and his reputation was in tatters. A black mark might even be placed on his permanent record. What future could he possibly have now?

In this era, the crackdown on malicious criminals was severe, especially on vicious individuals who incited public opinion.

Jiang Zishi thought he had merely staged a little scene and said a few words outside the restroom, yet he had been sentenced to two years! Before he could even take any real action, he was already being dragged off to a farm for re-education through labor.

The exam candidates were somewhat affected by the incident, but the members of the "Restroom Stall Alliance" quietly filled everyone in on the whole story.

It turned out that Jiang Zishi, resentful and jealous of Comrade Chi and her brother, had tried to use the "soft knife" of public opinion to ruin an outstanding female comrade.

They also made sure to emphasize how capable Chi Yun’er was.

Everyone sighed with a mix of pity and indignation, and they all angrily hoped that Jiang Zishi would receive the harshest punishment possible.

After their identities and information were verified, all the candidates entered the school grounds.

The three walls surrounding the Kyoto General Hospital had been converted into shops, which required a considerable number of service staff. Initially, there were over two hundred and thirty positions available, with an additional thirty to fifty spots reserved for temporary workers.

But there were more than nine hundred sent-down youth who had signed up for the exam!

When they had first decided to take the exam, they were full of passion, confident they would stand out, return to the city, and get a job.

But when they saw the dense, teeming crowd gathered on the athletic field, their hearts sank.

They had diligently solidified their fundamentals, studied over and over, and mastered every concept in their textbooks. With limited resources, they had done their best to learn how to apply their knowledge flexibly.

The sent-down youth who were able to come take this exam had all been top students back in their school days.

But even so, they didn’t feel like star pupils who could snatch one of the pitifully few positions from a pool of nine hundred people. Some immediately felt their resolve waver, wishing they could just turn around and leave to avoid the embarrassment of being just another face in the crowd, a mere statistic.

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