The data Wen Wen mentioned was just nonsense, and the bet was that the contained object did not know the information about other students.

He wanted this composite printer to give up printing test papers in this school, instead of forcibly extinguishing part of his obsession through force and then arresting him in a detention center.

However, although what he said is a bit exaggerated, it cannot be regarded as unreasonable.

Although Huangshi Middle School has a high admission rate and an unusually large number of students admitted to prestigious schools, those students who have made great progress are basically on the same level as ordinary schools, or even slightly inferior.

Students are human beings, not machines. Pressure that exceeds the limit of their endurance, even if it allows them to grow rapidly in the short term, actually damages their potential in the long term.

A favorite saying of many educational institutions is, don’t let your children lose at the starting line, and many parents believe it.

It is true that life is a race with different starting lines.

But this race is a long-distance race like a marathon. It is not about who starts at a higher starting line or who runs faster in front, but who can run in the long run.

In the first half of a long-distance run, if you use up all your strength, even if you can run ahead for a short time, you will be overtaken by others in the second half.

Therefore, the federal government has been advocating to reduce the burden on students in recent years, which Wen Wen believes is a good trend.

But the so-called burden reduction does not exist at Huangshi Middle School. This huge printer keeps the students' minds on the high-voltage line at all times.

So they left Huangshi Middle School, and without the supervision of this composite printer, most of them started playing crazy.

Although not as exaggerated as Wen Wen said, those data are still a bit shocking to read.

The printer paused for a long time, and various chaotic sounds kept coming from inside. When it was about to reply, Wen Wen suddenly added another sentence.

"I know what you want to do, but what you do puts a huge burden on the students."

"But you don't have to make changes. I have a large number of 'bad students' here. They have super strong ability to withstand stress and can allow you to take the exam to your heart's content."

"If you think about it carefully, is it not better to turn those 'naughty' ghosts into talents who are useful to society than to harm the students here?"

After listening to Wen Wen's words, the composite printer vibrated more violently and made a tingling sound.

Wen Wen knew that these obsessions were arguing in his body.

So Wen Wen took out an Allegro and described the monsters in the shelter while playing the rhythm.

"Let's just say that my shelter holds seven to eight hundred poor unemployed young people. They need..."

Wen Wen actually doesn't know how to speak Allegro, and he doesn't have a fixed rhythm, but against the backdrop of Allegro, it sounds quite rhythmic.

Under Wen Wen's continuous offensive of words, the composite printer suddenly made no sound and fell to the ground, as if it were a dead thing, and the surrounding area finally became quiet.

Wen Wen raised his eyebrows, released the chain, wrapped it around the printer, and gently pulled it into the shelter.

Once this thing entered the shelter, it had no choice but to be at the mercy of Wen Wen. Wen Wen entered the shelter, went to the shelter warehouse, got a cart, and pushed the printer out.

Then Wen Wen pushed the printer and took it around the three-story building. At first, the printer was very quiet, but when it figured out what these things were locked in the cell, it became uneasy.

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But at this time, it had already boarded the pirate ship and had no power to resist anymore. After several attempts, Wen Wen suppressed it with a backhand.

When we came in, Wen Wen said that he was a delinquent young man with a strong endurance, but now it seems that these guys are all vicious.

"As the saying goes, there is no education without distinction. These poor little guys have embarked on the wrong path because of their background environment. How can you not help them?"

"It is better to educate them into moral role models than to let them go out and harm those innocent and kind-hearted children."

The printer vibrated violently, expressing its objection to Wen Wen's words, but its opinion was no longer important now.

After taking it to see all the prisoners, Wen Wen pushed it to the second floor of the shelter, near Nivea's shelter store, and opened certain permissions to the shelter.

In this way, this contained object can use its own authority to supervise those monster exams and correct test papers.

However, it is basically impossible for it to let these monsters do test papers day and night like it does to those students. Wen Wen can at most allow it to give these monsters a set of test papers every day.

Those with the best grades are rewarded, and those with the worst grades are punished.

Wen Wen felt that he was very kind and did not exploit those monsters excessively.

But starting from today, the good days of the monsters have come to an end. It used to be that Wen Wen would give them questions when he had free time, but now there are exams every day.

What's more, Wen Wen has no limit on how many questions there are in a test paper...

In the shelter, with the help of the disaster prison warden, Wen Wen saw clearly how the composite printer printed the test papers.

Although these obsessions do not all come from teachers, teachers still make up the majority, and there are also outstanding people from all walks of life here.

The experience of these people is gathered together and mixed with several sets of question-setting logic. Every time you hear the requirements, you can quickly set questions on the spot.

Even though these things are printers, their computing speed is much faster than ordinary computers.

Seeing the test papers being printed out one by one, with transparent brains attached to them one by one, Wen Wen smiled with satisfaction, then connected to the radio in the shelter, and his voice rang in every cell.

"You rubbish in the cell, rejoice and cheer. I am so kind to you that I will not give you exams in the future."

After he finished speaking, many monsters who were not very calm cheered loudly.

But some of the guys who were captured by Wen Wen and sent to the shelter earlier changed their expressions. They instinctively felt that things were going to be troublesome.

It's impossible for Wen Wen to let them go with a kind heart!

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Wen Wen walked out of the shelter with a smile. The monsters' expressions changed from happiness, to confusion, and finally to despair and irritability, which made him feel very comfortable and walked a little briskly.

Now that the extra fun is over, he should go shopping with the group for two more days. According to the itinerary, they should now be at the Polar Aquarium and have close contact with some marine life.

But when Wen Wen arrived at the Polar Aquarium, he didn't feel the breath of those tourists.
Chapter completed!