Chapter 1414: Something Wrong with His Brain
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
“Isn’t it better to give a material award? That’s going too far!”
“Who suggested it? Aren’t they bullying people?”
“The four academies all have their own wall of fame. There are many talented artistes who contributed significantly to society who went on to have a spot at the wall of fame, starting from the founding of the schools. They’re the pride of the schools. But what’s with the hanging of other schools’ flags? It’s humiliation!”
“Which m*ron suggested it? New York University?”
Teacher Liang smiled bitterly. How could she say that such an idi*tic idea had been suggested by their own department of education?
She had no idea what the other party was thinking; obviously, there’s something wrong with his brain.
There were many factors leading to the slower growth of the local entertainment scene.
What’s more, the team of exchange students going to New York was the best of the top four schools, and they still lost terribly year after year. How could they even hope for the students remaining here to win against the incoming exchange students?
The remaining students were the ones who failed to make it to the list of exchange students!
It’s not that Teacher Liang was boosting others’ morale and reducing their own courage, but the truth was the truth.
They had to know their ability and limits and not be overly prideful.
She reckoned that the leader who made this decision was hoping to use this method to inspire the students who might then fare better than their usual standards.
But no matter how inspired they got, their abilities were just at that standard. How much better could they do?
There was just something wrong with the leader’s brain!
No matter what, they couldn’t hang another school’s flag on their wall of fame. What did one even mean by that?
Teacher Liang got angry thinking about this.
“On the other hand, if one from our side won, we could also hang our flag on NYU’s wall of fame,” Teacher Liang said.
New York University agreeing to this bet was proof that they certainly thought that none of them here could win.
“There’s no clash between the exchange compet.i.tion here and the exchange compet.i.tion held there with our exchange students. We have no idea what kind of students NYU will send our way. Hence, to be on the safe side, the exchange students will head to NYU on the agreed time, but Lu Man will stay and lead the school team to take on the challenge here.
“After that, before the exchange compet.i.tion at NYU starts, Lu Man will head over to NYU and join the team of exchange students there and work with them. They’ll then partic.i.p.ate in the compet.i.tion,” Teacher Liang said.
“Hence, even if Lu Man had agreed to go to New York, she can’t go now that there’s this. She has to join both teams.” They were not hoping for victory, just praying that they wouldn’t lose too terribly.
Everyone could see now that the four academies were using Lu Man as their trump card.
When they thought about it, they had no other feelings because Lu Man had always been their cla.s.smate.
But in fact, Lu Man represented the highest standard of the students majoring in performing.
Four major schools actually needed Lu Man to support their side.
“Now, who else has an opinion about Lu Man occupying the spot?” Teacher Liang surveyed the cla.s.sroom.
At this time, who’d still dare to voice their objections?
Lu Man was holding a spot and a heavy responsibility.
It’s a spot that held the pressure and labor of fighting NYU in the upcoming exchange compet.i.tions.
Because Lu Man was regarded to be the ace by the schools, the burden naturally fell on her.
If anything went wrong, it’s on Lu Man.
Teacher Liang did say that they weren’t hoping for victory, just a less horrible loss.