This question had no established answer as it was an extra question not included in the scoring. It would only impact Liu Wuxie’s total score if he answered it correctly.3

This question, which had been in existence for centuries, was a source of concern as no one had dared to answer it. It was traditionally left unanswered in every evaluation.0

Sang Yan’s words caught Jiang Yue off guard, as he himself didn’t know the answer to that question. If he acknowledged it as the right answer, it would confirm Liu Wuxie’s correctness. However, if he dismissed it as incorrect, and Liu Wuxie turned out to be right, it would be a significant embarrassment for him.1

“Let’s put that question aside and grade the papers!” Sheng Lian stepped forward to prevent further escalation. If Liu Wuxie couldn’t score at least ninety marks, he would fail his assessment. This also meant that Jiang Yue would kill Liu Wuxie, and even Sang Yan wouldn’t be able to save him.0

As the three discussed among themselves, fifteen minutes were up, and all the participants put down their brushes.0

Sang Yan began to grade from the first participant. As Liu Wuxie was the last to come in, he would be the last...4