<h4>Chapter 132: IQ and EQ Can Coexist</h4>


    It had only been a few minutes, and she was already turning the page?


    She had already solved a major question!


    Ahhh, two!


    <i>When I see the diagram for the question, my head hurts!</i>


    Three, d*mn!


    F*ck!


    The spectators were likementators watching a basketball game. They couldn’t help but exim as they monitored Lu An’s answers in real time!


    Very soon, Lu An handed her test paper to the invigtor.


    20 minutes. She had only taken 20 minutes toplete a 2-hour long test!


    Quick, go and see her result!


    Everyone rushed to the invigtor’s side and craned their necks to watch the teacher mark the paper.


    On the other side, Hu Jiaqian could no longer sit still; she had even forgotten the answer that she had memorized with all her might.


    She was so embarrassed that she wanted to die!


    “Impossible!”


    Hu Jiaqian immediately stood up and pped the table.


    Startled, everyone looked at her, including the invigtor. They didn’t say anything, but their gazes already —


    There was no need to say anything.


    Hu Jiaqian’s nails were already digging into her palms!


    She didn’t believe it; she couldn’t believe it!


    How could Lu An be so strong? How was this possible?


    Hu Jiaqian gritted her teeth and in the end reined in her emotions. She said, “What’s the rush? Don’t we still have English and Literature?”


    She was good at math, but while she might be outstanding in Chinese literature, she definitely wasn’t that good.


    That was because she was more analytical in her thinking, and someone whose thinking was too logical was often not as good at rting to others emotionally.


    In particr, when the sudden emotional outpouring in literature would touch most people, her reaction was probably a wooden “Huh? What?”


    The math talent which Lu An had just disyed could definitely be considered to be extremely logical and meticulous. After all, Hu Jiaqian had done this test paper before herself; she didn’t believe that Lu An was that good at Literature!!!


    Hu Jiaqian’s eyes were secretly filled with resentment, but she quickly immersed herself in the Literature test.


    However, she had probably forgotten that Lu An hadn’t lost a single point in the Literatureponent of the earlierprehensive test paper that the teachers had put together.


    Not a single point.


    Perhaps Chinese literature did indeed lean toward a more emotional line of thinking, but even if overly smart people might not be able to rte emotionally, they could still understand.


    That was right, they understood.


    They fully understood why such literary works would engender such feelings. After that, they dug deeper to investigate the origins of these works.


    This was also logical thinking.


    Just like for many people, while they may never have experienced something before, they could still have a rough understanding. They might not be able to truly experience it for themselves, but they could give appropriatefort. It could also be said that it was a manifestation of high EQ; IQ and EQ could coexist.


    …


    The Chinese Literature paper was followed by the English and Science papers.


    When the dust settled, Hu Jiaqian was very soon left speechless as she faced Lu An’s four bright and perfect test papers!


    Blood-colored tears welled up in her eyes. They were filled with extraordinary grief and anger, especially when she looked at Lu An’s innocent and harmless face. Hu Jiaqian couldn’t control herself anymore. She bared her fangs andshed out at Lu An. “You did it on purpose! You did it on purpose to force me to drop out!!”


    Hu Jiaqian screamed like a lunatic. She was about to hit Lu An.


    Little Fifth Brother rushed over immediately from the side. “This woman…”


    Unfortunately, before he could do anything, his little sister blocked him with one hand and urately grabbed Hu Jiaqian’s wrist with the other.