Chapter 178 Anning's Intention

Ministry of Personnel.

The government office was a picture of silence.

The examiners stood still, daring neither to ask nor to speak a word.

Those high-ranking officials had said there should be a bias in their judgement during the exam, and the court would not hold them accountable for it, but the candidate had to participate in the retest as usual, he at least had to play a piece.

No, the current situation was that even if he played, it would be futile.

Only when the abilities of the two candidates were close could they, as examiners, possibly show favoritism.

They had thought that the two candidates' skills were nearly equal, but the truth was one had already grasped the essence of the Music Path, while the other was still outside it.

Others were not deaf; how could they not distinguish the difference?

Moreover, the candidate was not just anyone; he was the son of the Minister of Justice.