Chapter 9 Enrollment
Chapter 9: Enrollment
Charlotte could have easily shaken off the person tailing her in countless ways, as their tracking skills were remarkably amateurish. Howeve chose to ignore the situation, allowing them to continue their pursuit while she hided her time.
Returning alone to Shallow Bay, she overheard Christopher and Vanessa quarreling in the villa’s living room.
“That Village she came from doesn’t even have a primary school. She probably never received any education and doesn’t even recognize letters” Vanessa lounged on the sofa with a disdainful tone.
“That’s why we’re sending her to school, Christopher responded.
why place her at Emperor Star University? Everyone there is elite, and you’re throwing an illiterate like her into the mix. Isn’t that endarrassing” Vanessa retorted.
Vanessa’s voice grew louder and more contemptuous. “I think she should just attend any random school. Or better yet, stay home and avoid embarrassing us outside. It’s enough for Eleanor and Edward to have promising futures.”
“I put in a lot of effort to secure a spot for her at Emperor Star University. Regardless of the situation. Lily is our biological daughter, and she should have the same opportunities as Eleanor, Christopher sighed. “I know her foundation isn’t strong, and she might struggle at Emperor Star, but she needs an education.”
Vanessa sported coldly. “With her condition, I doubt she even comprehend her studies. Don’t be surprised if Emperor Star expels her.”
Unbeknownst to them, Charlotte stood nearby, listening to their conversation with a fair smile. In her previous life, Christopher had secured an enrollment spot for her at Emperor Star University as well, which she had declined. The renowned university was highly sought after, but in her eyes, even its most distinguished professors weren’t capable to teach her. However, this time, Charlotte had a change of heart. She wanted to show Vanessh that she was more capable than she appeared
Charlotte swiftly completed her enrollment procedures for Emperor Star University. In the current era, universities focused on cultivating well–rounded individuals, so specialized majors were a thing of the past. Emperor Star University followed stut, with students sorted by overall performance rather than specific disciplines.
The university had four grades, and students were strictly placed into seven regular classes, five advanced classes, three rocket classes, and one Star Brilliance class based on their comprehensive stores. Regular classes had the most students but the lowest ability, yet the students were already more accomplished than the average student at other institutions. The pinnacle was the Star Brilliance class, a realm countless aspired to join hun few attained. It was reserved for prodigies and genuBEL.
Charlotte was placed directly into her second year of university due to her peculiar circumstances. Since her abilities weren’t yet to be assessed, she was assigned to a regular class. While passing by the central garden, she noticed an LED screen displaying the “Emperor Star Genus Ranking,” a list that evaluated students‘ overall capabilities through various assessments and competitions. The ranking determined their placement in classes and opportunities for advancement.
Ateacher led her past the screen and explained, “This ranking reflects your comprehensive abilities, including class performance, competition awards, and other achievements. It decides your class placement. Students in regular classes who rank highly can move up to advanced or even the Star Brilliance class,”
“Of course,
students in the Star Brilliance class can be demoted if their ranking drops”
