Tomorrow is the Gaokao, and time has gone by so quickly. The seniors who were high school sophomores last year are already about to face a new round of the Gaokao, and the short three years are coming to an end. This also counts as taking the biggest step in life. Here, I wish all the examinees in the world a happy Gaokao experience. I wish you success from the very start and excellent results. Face the Gaokao with a calm mind—you are the best. Believe in yourselves; you can definitely do it. No matter what the result is, having gone through it, there will always be an outcome.

The wind may blow my sails, and I will break the waves; I will hang my cloud-white sail and cross the sea.

An Aside

The Gaokao is tomorrow, so I wish you success in advance. Just take the exam seriously. Four years from now, you will understand that the scores you worked so hard to earn are of no damn use. What mainly changes your destiny is your alcohol tolerance, connections, courage, parents, appearance, and whether your village is going to be demolished for redevelopment. Your scores can only determine which city you play Honor of Kings in. Still, you should do well on the exam—after all, the internet is faster and the latency is lower in big cities, so ranking up is easier.