Chapitre 115: No Match For Your Opponent

The results arrived two weeks after the exam.

Reading: 30. Listening: 30. Speaking: 29. Writing: 29. 118 marks total.

I didn't get full marks?

1 mark off for writing is understandable but speaking…

Lu Zhou was curious about what made him lose that 1 mark for the speaking session.

However, it did not matter that much, as a 118 TOEFL was already insanely high given that most universities required only 100. If he wanted to study abroad for his master's, he could definitely use this as a qualification.

The day after he received the transcript from TOEFL, Lu Zhou received an email from the embassy to inform him to go sign a contract.

Lu Zhou sat on the train to Shanghai with his identification documents.

Speaking of which, it was his first time going to Shanghai.

He booked a hotel room near the embassy and stayed the night.

The next morning, Lu Zhou took his documents and went to the embassy.