Rejected by Top Universities, I Founded a College for Shut-Ins

Su Bai scored 480 out of 480 on the college entrance exam, but because he was sick, he only got a B in one elective and was rejected by Tsinghua and Peking University.

In the same class, a student who scored only 150 got into Tsinghua with ease simply because they were a foreign national.

Then, the System activated: Found a university for shut-ins, defeat Tsinghua and Peking University, and avenge this humiliation!

And so, a university for shut-ins officially opened for enrollment in an apartment building.

It had just one admission requirement: you had to have been accepted by Tsinghua or Peking University but not want to attend.

Here, aerospace students could study ** research on Mars;

students of mathematics and physics could receive guidance from Newton.

The architectural master Lu Ban would also drop by to teach from time to time.

Even philosophy students could receive guidance from Laozi and open the door to immortal cultivation.

This was called a sacred place for scholars, a destination countless people yearned for.

But aside from the students, no one knew where the university was.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.