Changfei arrived outside the legendary A1 Classroom, his heart pounding with fear.
He hadn’t forgotten what Teacher Xiao said before!
What did he mean by “been waiting a long time”? And what was this “place for nurturing immortals”?
He must be having a nightmare, which was why he was seeing such illusions.
Completely blank-headed, he was pushed into the high school first-year A1 Classroom.
Suddenly, Teacher Xiao shoved him onto the podium, and Changfei finally snapped out of it.
Countless pairs of eyes were now staring straight at him.
In fact, he should have been just an ordinary first-year student like these guys, but now it felt as if he were some kind of transfer student.
How awkward!
He didn’t come here to be treated like a rare species!
Teacher Luo Feng, the instructor of A1 Class, was initially puzzled by a student suddenly rushing in from outside.
But when he saw the young man behind, he immediately understood what was going on.
Seeing Changfei standing awkwardly on the podium, unsure what to do, Luo Feng smiled and said, “If I’m not mistaken, you must be the student who was resting at home for over a week due to a very weak constitution, right?”
“Uh… I am…?” Changfei hesitated before giving his name.
The teacher seemed to be someone who knew the situation.
Luo Feng didn’t mind the boy’s attitude and smiled. “May I see your student ID?”
Changfei recalled how Teacher Xiao had earlier handed it to him.
Still a little dazed, he pulled out the card and handed it over.
Luo Feng immediately placed the student ID into a Desk Slot on the table.
The slot lit up instantly.
Wide-eyed, Changfei hadn’t yet registered what was happening when a beam of light swept over him.
Luo Feng glanced at the information displayed on the table, then pressed his hands down and smiled at the class: “Everyone, this is Changfei, a student who entered our school with the top score.”
After saying this, he turned and tapped the blackboard.
Changfei looked over and thought,
Hey!
This isn’t a blackboard at all!
The transparency and holographic projection clearly displayed his physical attribute stats, with a little avatar next to his name.
Changfei was utterly stunned. “Damn, this is Black Technology! Is the whole school using Black Technology?”
While Changfei was still dumbfounded, Luo Feng sighed silently.
This young man’s constitution was indeed terrible—barely 1.57 meters tall, physical health indicators below 30, yet his IQ and EQ were 200 and 150 respectively.
By any measure, he was a Genius.
No wonder he scored first in the exams.
With that kind of mind, not doing well would be a waste of his God-given intelligence.
However, such a brain was also a headache for Luo Feng.
He had taught similar students before.
An IQ of 150 often meant teetering between genius and madness, with eccentric behavior that almost drove him mad.
If he weren’t Wenquxing, he probably wouldn’t be here teaching now.
Thinking of this, Luo Feng shook his head repeatedly, about to address Changfei when he noticed the boy was staring blankly at the Holographic Console.
Judging by his expression, Luo Feng guessed what was on his mind and spoke up: “Changfei, are you surprised by the equipment here?”
Changfei gave a bitter smile, thinking this was more than just surprise—it was almost shock.
He had thought only the inventors among his Kill Fox group had created Black Technology.
He hadn’t realized holographic tech was already widespread.
But judging by this, such technology couldn’t be unknown anymore.
He had been so arrogant all along!
Changfei gave a self-deprecating laugh.
Seeing his downcast look, Luo Feng thought, Where were the excited students who would normally geek out over Black Technology? Considering his IQ, age, and experience teaching geniuses, Luo Feng quickly understood.
Probably, this kid had invented something similar and thought himself extraordinary, only to find out it was already common.
No wonder he was so deflated.
“Changfei, are you curious why our class has such advanced tech?” Luo Feng comfortingly patted his shoulder.
He figured an explanation was necessary to avoid crushing this Genius’s confidence.
“Actually, many of our country’s technologies have reached the levels known worldwide, but some information technology can’t be made public.
So, we specially customize equipment for the Special Academy’s Special Class.”
“Don’t think every class has this. What you see here is exclusive to A1. Other classes have lower-grade or different equipment depending on their division by grades and subjects.”
“To boost competitiveness, there’s a Monthly Exam each month. Based on the results, students’ class placements get reassigned. So if you want to stay in A1, you have to keep your top spot.”
“Ohhh… I see!” Changfei frowned. That knot in his heart wasn’t going to untie that easily.
Luo Feng could only laugh and shake his head. Teaching geniuses was definitely the most troublesome job he’d ever had. He gave Changfei a hearty pat on the back and said cheerfully, “Alright, today is your first day attending class here. Uh… take that empty seat by the window. We’ll start by reviewing last week’s material. Click the lesson slide to page four…”
Changfei sluggishly sat where Luo Feng pointed and suddenly remembered he had no book with him. He was about to raise his hand when a screen appeared on his desk… Changfei was completely dumbfounded. He tapped the screen, and the lesson automatically flipped to the fourth page…
Just as Changfei was about to dive into this high-tech wonder, the computer’s lower right corner blinked. Instinctively, Changfei clicked it open. The avatar and student ID number of Le Zhengchu appeared. Changfei was surprised; next to the avatar was a speech bubble asking, “Xiaofei? Why didn’t you tell me you were coming to class today? Aren’t you planning to skip?”
Funny question, but Changfei didn’t want to reply—or rather, he didn’t know how.
Fortunately, Changfei’s memory was good. Looking back at the lesson content, he roughly understood the context, so his attention drifted away from the initial shock. The blinking message was too tempting, and he opened it.
Without a doubt, the message was from Le Zhengchu, but unexpectedly, there was also one from Xu Yiqing.
Changfei’s mind went blank. So classmates in this class weren’t just Le Zhengchu, but also Xu Yiqing? Wasn’t this supposed to be a place for training immortals?
Gathering himself, Changfei carefully read both messages. Le Zhengchu was blunt: “Xiaofei, if you see this, it means your student ID is activated. If you have any questions about the school or studies, feel free to ask your brother.”
Changfei couldn’t help but think, What a brother! Straight up calling me his little brother—no intention of keeping distance at all!
Words from Shang:
Sorry for not properly revising content after step 12 recently… Also, previous plot corrections before step 12 have been made, and subsequent content will be adjusted accordingly. If anything is unclear, please review before step 12. Today’s two chapters are a catch-up for yesterday’s missed update, not two separate updates—please don’t misunderstand…