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Chapter 144 The Heirs 2
"The money is in hand..."
"The next step is to get through the entrance exam."
The Shande Junior High School where the original owner attended was an ordinary school, and the original owner's grades were just average.
The basic subjects studied in junior high schools in Korea include Chinese, mathematics, English, social studies and science. These subjects are the core subjects that students must learn and are the key to building students' foundation.
These subjects are also the focus of the examinations, and students must pass the relevant examinations in order to advance to the next academic year or high school.
In the first year of junior high school, students learn Chinese, mathematics, English and science. Social studies are learned in the second year of junior high school, and students need to master basic reading, writing, calculation and scientific knowledge. In the third year of junior high school, they also need to learn social studies such as Korean history and world history.
In addition to these cultural courses, there are also art and cultural subjects, which cover music, fine arts, dance, and English drama, as well as learning some Korean traditional culture and artistic development.
These subjects are not difficult for Zhu Yue who took the enlightenment pill.
The original owner was very inconspicuous in school. She found the photo of the original owner when she entered school and looked at it. She did not directly reveal her improved appearance, but did some disguise, preparing to change gradually before graduation. This way, her classmates would think she had grown up and would not suspect anything.
Teenagers of this age themselves change a lot.
Compared with what she has to learn in China, this little knowledge in junior high school is really not worth mentioning.
So, the students in Deshan Junior High School (Class 3) discovered that since "Park Yue" came back from leave, he got all A's in every exam and ranked first.
Zhu Yue's grades were originally above average. Unlike her astonished classmates, her head teacher was not surprised. She thought that Zhu Yue had worked hard because of her parents' departure, and she was very relieved.
The top students from several junior high schools in Seoul will be admitted to Imperial High School. They will receive subsidies as outstanding students and enter this top high school in the country with full tuition exemption.
However, Zhu Yue knew that just by waiving tuition fees, the school would still be unfriendly to people from poor families.
Tuition is just the most noticeable expense. In addition to tuition, there are school uniform fees, relatively high miscellaneous fees, and various extracurricular activities that are common for students of this school (study tours will be organized to various places every once in a while). If your family is not well off, you will not be able to integrate into the school.
Only if outstanding students maintain their outstanding grades and receive scholarships can they afford the fees.
However, there are still many outstanding students coming to this school every year.
Just because here I can meet people who I would never have met in my entire life, these are my connections. Of course, the most important reason is that Imperial College has so many scholarships.
Thanks to the excellent academic performance of some students in the school and the achievements of many "outstanding students", this school, which is home to many powerful people, has always maintained one of the best admission rates.
Zhu Yue found out from some ID cards of the original owner that her name in this world has become "Pu Yue". Maybe it's because there are too few people with the surname Zhu in this country? Or maybe there are none at all?
"Pu Yue, here's your admission letter." The head teacher spread out the blank documents on the desk, found a letter, and handed it over. "Congratulations."
"Thank you for your help." Zhu Yue bowed 90 degrees. After being here for a short time, she had already adapted to the abnormal etiquette of seniors and juniors here. Even if there is only a one-year age difference, she is still a senior.
The pure white letter indicated that the first step of her plan was completed.
The background story of The Heirs is somewhat different from the major chaebols in Zhu Yue's memory. At least in her world, Empire Gao and Empire Group do not exist, and no one would give their company such an ambitious name.
But this is the world of idol dramas after all, and many things are exaggerated.
The history here is also somewhat different from the history of her world.
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At the beginning of the story, Kim Tan (the male protagonist), the second heir to the Empire Group, one of South Korea's top chaebol groups, was sent to study in Country M by his half-brother Kim Won a few years ago in order to exclude his younger brother from the center of power.
Jin Tan spent his time eating, drinking and having fun in the United States, and was uneducated. He understood early on that Jin Yuan did not want him to compete for the inheritance rights, and tried his best to live the way his brother pleased and required, because he considered himself just a bastard's son.
“You want to be an artist to make money?”
"Correct."
Class stratification is serious. Compared with other methods, being an idol is a more reliable way to improve one's own class.
That’s why so many people choose to become trainees. “I don’t want to be an idol,” said Zhu Yue.
This company was the first company she submitted her resume to. Fortunately, she successfully stood out from five hundred people and became the final winner.
Several artist department executives on the opposite side looked at each other, and one of the female executives spoke up, "We thought you joined our company to become an idol like Velvet. Since that's not the case, what are your plans for yourself?"
Velvet is the most popular idol group at this large entertainment company at this stage. It is a four-member girl group that is in its third year of trainee debut.
Zhu Yue stood up and bowed politely, probably she would fail the interview.
"I want to be an actor." Zhu Yue said, "I'm not good at singing or dancing, and I didn't expect to pass the retest."
Zhu Yue really didn't expect that this company was good at cultivating idols, but it seemed that little was heard of the performing department. Zhu Yue thought of her goal, to be the most popular artist.
In fact, idols are more likely to become popular than actors. Although their career lifespan is far shorter than that of actors, their popularity can easily reach the top.
It is much harder to become a top actor than an idol.
However, Zhu Yue still chose to pursue a career as an actor, mainly because in this country, the class status of the entertainment industry itself is not high, and the status of Kpop idols is also the lowest in this circle. Every few years, a group of idols with similar personalities and styles are launched, which is said to be easy to become popular, but in fact, they are like bubbles that will burst without any wind.
In comparison, being an actor would be much better and she wouldn't have to be so tired. Her acting skills are already at a high level and she doesn't have to worry about it. If she were to be an idol, she would have to practice dancing and singing most of the time. Zhu Yue doesn't have a passion for the stage and she doesn't want to be so tired.
No matter which world it is, this circle is always decadent and messy, just to different degrees.
The female executive glanced at Zhu Yue and said, "Thank you for your wonderful interview. The company will consider it and give you a reply within three days."
After the others left, KM Company held an emergency meeting with this candidate regarding this interview in the conference room.
It’s not that they didn’t notice this contestant’s lack of singing and dancing skills. The reason why they forced her to make it to the re-examination was simple.
This little girl's facial features are so outstanding.
KM Company has a facial proportion system. By importing the photos and videos of this little girl into it, the resulting appearance is astonishingly beautiful when she grows up.
Although in theory the company has the right to adjust the appearance of the contestants, they know very well that a face that requires constant adjustment to look good on camera is different from a naturally good bone structure.