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Chapter 4 of 100

Chapter 4

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For young men with surging hormones, even a small stimulus can make them extremely excited, and the topic of women always gets them as pumped up as if they were on a high.

On the way back, starting from the mother and daughter, Yao Jina, Wang Lika and his brother began to talk about the embarrassing incident that Xiao Fei had caused in the exam.

"Bro, do you know what Xiao Fei did today? He, hahaha! He pretended to be sleeping in the exam, and our history teacher, who was proctoring our exam, went over to wake him up. Do you know what this guy did? He reached out and grabbed the beautiful teacher's breast, and wouldn't let go for several seconds. Everyone in the exam room saw it, and at that moment, glasses were falling all over the place. This beast, truly, you can't judge a person by their appearance. I never thought he would do what I wanted to do but didn't dare to."

"Bro, please have some mercy. At that time, I was really asleep, it was unintentional. Don't spread rumors anymore," Xiao Fei, sweating profusely, quickly argued.

Wang Lika's gossiping spirit is too strong.

With his big mouth, Xiao Fei estimated that it wouldn't take long for everyone to know about this, and then he would be labeled as a pervert, a label that would be hard to shake off.

However, Xiao Fei wasn't too worried about it.

Wang Lifeng's interest was immediately piqued by his brother's words. While driving the motorcycle, he turned his head and gave Xiao Fei a thumbs up: "Bro, I really admire you. That history teacher, with her big chest, shapely buttocks, long legs, and slim waist, is the best of the best. Every time I go to your school and see her, my heart beats so fast, and I get so nervous. I always think that if I could talk to her and get her to look at me a few more times, I would be the happiest person in the world. Damn! Now, you even touched her breast, it's really frustrating to see someone else do what you can't!"

"I said! I thought you were coming to our school to care for me, but it turns out there was another reason!" Wang Lika gave his brother the middle finger and shouted.

"That's right, caring for you is secondary, seeing Qian Meiju is my main goal," Wang Lifeng laughed.

"My heart hurts! Wang Lifeng, you finally revealed your true colors," Wang Lika wailed.

The two brothers chattered and argued all the way.

When they arrived at Wang Lika's uncle's house, Xiao Fei heard singing coming from inside:

"Long-separated people, who doesn't yearn for a reunion

Reunion, yet fearing the days will pass too quickly..."

It was Bai Xue's "Long-separated People." This song came out in 1995 and quickly became popular in China, with a high degree of dissemination.

Wang Lika's uncle's house was in an ordinary courtyard with three houses, and three families lived there. Wang Lika's uncle's family lived in the main house. In 1996, such courtyards were still common in Heyang County, but after the new millennium, with the rapid development of the real estate industry, these courtyard houses would gradually be demolished and redeveloped. For ordinary families, owning a house with a courtyard in the county would be a very luxurious dream.

Wang Lika's uncle was not old, around 27 or 28 years old, tall and fat with thick eyebrows and big eyes, somewhat handsome, but his belly was already bulging, and his long face was starting to look more spherical.

He worked at the post office as a mailman, delivering mail door-to-door.

His wife had no job and stayed at home to take care of their child. Their daughter was less than a year old, with a head full of small braids, a face like a flower bud, very lively, and not at all shy. She would always want to be held and laughed like a little madcap.

The salary in the postal system was not high, and there were no extra earnings. Supporting a family of three on one income was not easy.

In his previous life, Xiao Fei was not aware of this situation, so he didn't have any particular feelings about it. Now, Xiao Fei felt that the high-level reception they received from this family was enough to show their generosity and loyalty.

When they entered the house, the food was already laid out on the table, very abundant and emitting a mouth-watering aroma. The beer was cooled in a bucket of well water on the side of the table, a full bucket.

Wang's uncle warmly invited everyone to sit down and start eating.

Inevitably, the topic of the exam came up again. Wang Lika boasted about himself, as if getting into Tsinghua or Peking University was as easy as picking something out of a pocket.

This greatly excited Wang's uncle, aunt, and Wang Lifeng, who all looked proud and honored.

The atmosphere in the room was very lively.

Xiao Fei sat quietly at the table, maintaining a faint smile. He really had nothing to say. This setting was not suitable for dampening Wang Lika's spirits.

His demeanor was taken as a sign of disappointment, and the men would occasionally pat his shoulder to offer comfort.

Wang's uncle sighed for the umpteenth time: "It's not easy, Xiao Kai! This is your fourth time taking the college entrance exam, right? You've finally made it. No words can express it, let's all drink to your success!"

Thus, everyone poured the beer from their glasses into their mouths again.

One glass after another.

Just like in his previous life, this time, Xiao Fei drank too much. His alcohol tolerance was not good, but under the enthusiastic persuasion of Wang's uncle and the brothers, he had to drink to keep up.

However, he was more cautious this time. After drinking three bottles of beer, he pretended to be unable to handle the alcohol and unceremoniously laid his head on the table.

Thus, he was helped to the bedroom and laid down on the bed to sleep.

In the outer room, the drinking continued, and the men of the Wang family had a high alcohol tolerance.

Xiao Fei heard them talking about him. Wang Lika was giving a long speech, saying that for liberal arts students, the randomness of the college entrance exam was too great. Xiao Fei, who was considered a top student by the teachers, was expected to at least get into a key university, but now he had performed terribly, which was really unexpected.

Wang's uncle told him to be quiet so that Xiao Fei, who was lying in the room, wouldn't hear. Wang's uncle also expressed concern about Wang Lika's exam results, asking if anything bad might happen.

Naturally, Wang Lika firmly denied it.

Wang Lika said that he could feel whether he did well or not. This time, he felt better than ever. How could there be any surprises?

Xiao Fei lay alone in bed.

He felt as if he were lying on a cloud, his thoughts swirling, his mind racing.

Everything was so real.

Yet everything was so illusory.

He lay with his eyes closed for a long time, then suddenly opened them and looked at the mottled ceiling above. At that moment, he was extremely shocked. During the exam, he had noticed something was wrong with his brain: he could immediately think of the standard answers to the history questions on the paper. At first, he thought it was because his understanding of historical knowledge had improved with his growing experience, but later, after deeper reflection, he realized it wasn't the case.

He found that he could recall all the questions on the 1996 college entrance exam history paper, word for word, and the answers would also come to mind as he thought of the questions.

Not only the history questions, but the questions from the other four subjects of the 1996 college entrance exam were the same.

Then, he tried to recall the questions and answers from the 1997 college entrance exam, which he had taken, and they also appeared accurately in his mind.

What was going on?

He couldn't remain calm, feeling both surprised and delighted.

He then tried to recall the 1998 college entrance exam questions, but this time his mind was blank, and nothing appeared.

Was this because he had not taken the 1998 college entrance exam, so the questions were not stored in his mind?

Xiao Fei tried to explain this strange phenomenon. He had read an article that said human memory potential is incredibly vast, and all scenes seen and knowledge learned are embedded in the brain, forming a potential memory bank. However, due to the large amount of information, most of it cannot be clearly remembered on a daily basis, but it is always in the brain, never disappearing.

Could it be that after being reborn, his brain had evolved, unlocking this vast potential memory treasure?

He tried it out and found that it was indeed as he had thought. He could remember every word of every book he had read, and the questions and answers from the exams he had taken in his previous life were all vividly in his mind.